Get ready for some active adventuring on a seven-day trip that’s big on natural beauty! Hike, bike and kayak around some of Alaska’s best scenic spots and make the most of countless photo ops. Visit Denali National Park – home to some of Alaska’s best and most scenic walking trails, paddle the pristine waters of Resurrection Bay, take a guided hike on top of the Matanuska Glacier, cycle the scenic Tony Knowles Coastal Trail and visit one of the oldest and most picturesque towns in the state (which is also the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park). With an expert local leader to guide your way and a small group of likeminded active adventurers, you’ve got the perfect week!

13 Days, featuring: Anchorage

Dreaming of a once-in-a-lifetime journey that captures the tropical allure of Hawaii and the wild beauty of Alaska? Set sail from Hawaii’s largest, and perhaps most picturesque city, Honolulu, on a 16-day voyage to Vancouver. Make the most of your overnight stay in Nawiliwili with an unforgettable adventure, camping under the stars. In Juneau, enjoy a narrated drive through the city to the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, where stunning glacier views await you from an accessible vantage point.

Cruise from the Emerald City of Seattle to the wilds of Alaska for seven spectacular days. Pan for gold, feast at a salmon bake and visit a musher camp in Skagway. This town is easy to explore on foot, but the White Pass Railway will reveal Alaska’s beautiful interior. Another great walking town is Ketchikan, salmon capital of the world. Look for salmon in the water as you stroll and shop along the elevated walkway at Creek Street. For whales, take a sightseeing tour to Misty Fjords.

Brown bears. Humpback whales. Orcas. Steller sea lions. Bald eagles. Sure-footed mountain goats on steep cliffs. The wildlife of Alaska is legendary-see it in abundance.