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COME AND EXPERIENCE THE ARCTIC WILD

Arctic Wild provides professionally guided Alaska adventure tours in Alaska’s vast wilderness. Trust your Alaskan adventure to an experienced Arctic Wild Guide.

Groups are small (1 to 8 people), we travel quietly, and the focus is on the land and its inhabitants. Whether you join us for a base camp trip, river rafting, canoeing or backpacking adventure there is plenty of free time for you to explore, bird watch, photograph, fish or do whatever pleases you most.

"The wilderness was spectacular, the leadership perfect."
"I am just finishing my tenth trip with you guys. As always, the trip was more than I expected and I had a great time. See you next year!"
"Of all outfitters with whom we have worked (and that is quite a number), you were by far the most organized and responsive."
"That feeling of wide open wonder, the possibilities for nearly limitless wandering, and the image of those proud caribou...that will stay with me a long time"
"Our guide was an encyclopedia on legs. He was always willing and ready to teach, to talk, to listen, to do another hike, or to lie low in camp if we were beat. He truly gave us the trip we wanted!"
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CHOOSE FROM SIX DESTINATIONS

Arctic Wild has the perfect Alaskan Adventure for you. Photograph caribou in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Enjoy a backpacking trip in Gates of the Arctic National Park, try a canoe trip in the remote Western Arctic, or if a base camp trip is more your speed we can explore one of Alaska’s National Parks. If you don’t see the trip of your dreams on our schedule we’d be happy to design a custom trip just for you.

69.19°N, 143.48°W

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Alaska’s most celebrated wilderness. The Arctic Refuge stretches from the northern forest, to the 9,000 ft peaks in the Brooks Range, across the famed coastal plain to the Arctic Coast.

70.62°N, 153.88°W

Western Arctic

The Western Arctic is the most remote and untraveled part of Alaska. Unknown of the unknown, home of the Western Arctic Caribou herd and more birds than you could possibly imagine.

67.78°N, 153.30°W

Gates of the Arctic National Park

Crown jewel of the National Park System. 9 million acres of rugged wilderness mountains and wildlife rich valleys offer a lifetime of adventure.

65.17°N, 142.44°W

Yukon Charley Rivers

Yukon Charley Rivers N.P. is an icon of the north. The Yukon River is Alaska’s largest river, offering family friendly canoe trips and the Charley River offers outstanding paddling in a true wilderness park.

61.42°N, 143.20°W

Wrangell St Elias and Glacier Bay

A kingdom of mountains and ice stretching from the Gulf of Alaska to the dry interior. Wrangell St Elias, Glacier Bay National Parks, along with Kluane and Alsek Parks in Canada combine to make the largest protected wilderness area on earth.

58.41°N, 155.12°W

Katmai and the Aleutians

Famous for Katmai bears, some of the world’s most prolific salmon runs, Katmai is the Alaska of your dreams. And the Aleutians to the west only get wilder with unbelievable bird cliffs, active volcanoes, and beaches covered in walrus.

67.07°N, 158.93°W

Northwest Alaska National Parks

Kobuk Valley National Park and the other wilderness parks in northwest Alaska are the least visited and most unique of our public lands.

astoundingly skilled ARCTIC GUIDES

Remote wilderness travel demands professional guides with exceptional technical skills. Our clients demand personable, knowledgeable, and hard working guides.

Arctic Wild is fortunate to have an astoundingly skilled, informed and passionate group of guides working with us. Some guides hike and paddle with us all summer long for decades, all our guides love sharing the wilderness with you.

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