Arctic Wild: Alaskan Adventures with Latitude

Now booking for 2008!

 

A wilderness guiding company specializing in Alaska adventures. We offer fully outfitted raft, canoe, backpack, and basecamp adventures in Gates of the Arctic National Park, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and across arctic Alaska. For the best of Alaska adventure travel, choose Arctic Wild.

 

For nearly a decade now, Arctic Wild has provided seven to twelve day, fully outfitted Alaska adventures in the arctic wilderness. We have a full schedule of raft, canoe, backpack, and basecamp adventures to choose from in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the Western Arctic, Gates of the Arctic National Park, and even a few trips in the subarctic, south of the Arctic Circle.

 

If you don’t see the Alaska adventure you are looking for, consider one of our custom trips, where you choose the dates, the place, and your company. Contact us, and we will help find the best trip for you.

 

Whether your interest is bird watching, hiking, photography, natural history, solitude, bona fide wilderness adventure or a mellow family vacation, the Brooks Range has it all. Our trips offer a balance among traveling, learning, and the free time necessary to find your own place in the arctic.

 

Here in the wilderness between the Brooks Range and the Arctic Ocean, the land is vast and untamed. Caribou may live and die without ever seeing a human; mountains remain unnamed. The arctic is a land of light, silence and stunning beauty. The arctic is wild.

 

Our seasoned and intelligent guides love their work and enjoy sharing their knowledge about wilderness travel and the natural history of the Brooks Range. Our river rafting, kayaking, canoeing, and hiking trips are routed and scheduled around wildlife migrations. That's when we have the best chance of seeing wildlife such as caribou, wolves, grizzly bears, musk oxen, over a hundred bird species, and once in a great while, a wolverine.

 

Join Arctic Wild for an Alaska wilderness adventure of a lifetime.

 

 

 

Photo credit: Arctic Wild client, Don Morrison, Katmai National Park