Adventure Sixty North is Seward Alaska's year around wilderness outfitter, providing quality guided kayaking adventures, kayak and gear rental, and everything else for your sea kayaking adventure.

A scenic, safe, active and affordable 3.5-hour outdoor excursion suited to your individual needs. We take you 13-miles from downtown Anchorage to the trailhead. No guide is needed on this popular, easy to follow trail. On average, it takes one hour to hike from the trailhead to the summit. This allows 30 minutes to walk around the mountain's flat top and photograph the great views.

Our courses are the largest in Alaska providing you with the longest ziplines, the most breathtaking sky bridges, 4 x 4 climbs up the mountains, and high speed jet boats. Our top notch guides are recognized for their enthusiasm, customer service and safety. We use the best state of the art equipmen...

Mainland, 22 miles SE of Wrangell by boat. A 4.0-mile trail connects Berg Bay to mouth of Berg Creek. First 0.4 mile of trail surfaced with boardwalk. Balance of trail unsurfaced. Access to wildlife viewing and hunting.

Mainland, 31 miles south of Wrangell by boat. Trail to observatory begins at trailhead at mouth of the lagoon and proceeds 0.5 mile on partially surfaced trail. A 0.5-mile trail leads from the Anan Bay cabin to the lagoon trailhead, totalling 1.0 mile to the observatory. Opportunities for wildlife v...

1.0 miles from Bakewell Arm to Bakewell Lake. The trail is an easy hike. The first 0.5 miles of the trail follows an overgrown abandoned road. Road was used in mid-1950's for construction of a fish ladder located at the mid-point of the trail. The fish ladder allows salmon to get over a spectacular ...

Mainland, 22 miles SE of Wrangell by boat. A 4.0-mile unmaintained trail leads from mouth of Berg Creek into mountains. Trailhead is reached by Aaron Creek Trail. Former mining activity in area.

Trailhead is located at the Canoe Point Picnic Area in Trocadero Bay (approximately 8 water miles from Craig) and is accessed by boat or float plane. It is a .25 mile one-way trail with a gravel and natural tread that leads to a spectacular 130-foot waterfall. The picnic area and trail are a popular...

A short trail approximately 250 feet in length. Access is off road #27. The trail leads to a viewing deck which provides excellent views of the mouth of Cavern Lake Cave and the stream gushing from the cavern. Visitors are cautioned not to enter the cave, as conditions within the cavern are consider...

1.1 miles from Behm Canal to Lower Checats Lake. The trail is an easy hike. Checats Cove offers numerous discoveries for the amateur explorer. The trail runs the entire length of Checats Creek. The stream has a strong salmon run in August thus providing an excellent opportunity to watch salmon spawn...

Trailhead can be accessed by driving up the Ward Lake Road, past the Ward Lake Recreation Area, and turning into the Connell Lake Dam parking area. Trail is 2.0 miles in length and easy access along the shore of Connell Lake for berry picking, fishing, nature study, and camping. Reconstructed in 199...

The Deer Mountain Trailhead is reached by heading south on Tongass Highway 1/2 mile to Tatsuda's Supermarket. Turn left onto Deermount St. Follow Deermount until it dead ends at T-intersection. Turn right at T, and proceed 1/4 mile to 1st left. Trailhead will be immediately on your right. Trail leng...

Trail is approximately 1300 feet in length, and climbs about 300 feet from the parking lot to the cave entrance. Considered to be a more difficult hiking opportunity, and features a combination of tread types which include gravel, boardwalk, wooden stairways, and natural tread. A gate has been insta...