Other highlights include hiking in the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and on the Kenai Peninsula, as well as onto the face of two glaciers. If looking for a variety of wilderness in digestible doses, and not simply through a window, this may be the itinerary for you. It strikes a balance between the oft touted attractions and the solitary worlds that truly define Alaska. The difference between seeing the country and actually feeling it, is one that surely can't be calculated.
Accommodations range from deluxe to rustic.
When camping, there will be two persons to each tent designed for three, with a full length sleeping pad provided. Moderate physical fitness is desirable as this is a wilderness trip with hiking and outdoor activities, though it is not strenuous. Group size limited to eight persons.