Cold Weather Kayaking in Alaska
What your day looks like
Kayaking is one of the best ways to see Alaska up close and personal, as you can get away from the beaten path. As kayaking guides, we provide you with everything you need to be successful in your cold-weather kayaking experience, from equipment to an experienced guide. Wetsuits are provided for cold water exposure. These must be worn at all times while out kayaking. The water this time of year is frigid and inherently dangerous to fall in. Should you fall in, while out kayaking with us, the wet suit will help retain your body heat and delay hypothermia, until we get you warmed back up and dry.
The experience, in brief
- One of the best ways to see Alaska up close and personal
- Come and enjoy a unique lifetime experience
- Immerse yourself in the aweinspiring beauty of Kayaking
Your day, step by step
Anchorage
Kayaking.
What to know before booking
Included
- Kayak - Paddle and Lifejackets - Tour Guide/Guided experience
Not Included
- Tips and gratuity
What to Bring
- Second change of clothes - Camera - Gloves - Dress according to the weather - A backpack for your things - Snow boots
Restrictions
- Ages 10+
Meeting & Pickup
Meeting Location is on-site, 45 Minutes North of Anchorage, Alaska, in the Knik River Public Use Area. Meeting Location depends on the time of the year the trip is scheduled. It is either at Rabbit Slough (September-October and April-May) or Eklutna Tailrace (November-March), depending on current weather conditions.
Languages Offered
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Optional Add-ons
Pick up in Anchorge (roundtrip shuttle) - 175.00 Group
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Automatic