Seward Wilderness Collective

Tour operator · Seward

Seward Wilderness Collective

Tour operator · Seward

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328 3rd Ave, Seward, AK 99664

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Guided hikes explore glaciers, forests, and alpine meadows.  

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328 3rd Ave, Seward, AK 99664 Get directions

hikeseward.com
@sewardwildernesscollective

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328 3rd Ave, Seward, AK 99664 Get directions

+1 907 224 3960
hikeseward.com
@sewardwildernesscollective

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"Paddle offshore on a short excursion or load into a water taxi for a day trip exploring Caines Head, Fox Island or the Aialik Glacier. Bald eagles often soar overhead: Listen for their distinctive cackle (the majestic shrill associated with America's national bird is, in fact, the dubbed cry of a red-tailed hawk). Kayakers should also be alert for sea otters, harbor seals and leaping salmon. As you would on any Alaskan activity, wear synthetic clothing, dress in layers and bring along a waterproof jacket and trousers."

The Perfect Week in South-Central Alaska
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Eva C

Google
In early August, we visited Seward and went on the Marathon Bowl Hike with Seward Wilderness Collective. Chris met us at the office and checked on all our gear to make sure we were prepared for the hike. He also gave us our lunches and snacks to carry. Our group of 4 adults and 2 kids (9 and 11) was ready to go! Chris was engaging and knowledgeable throughout the hike. Between talking with the kids about their interests and discussing climate-related books with the adults, Chris easily connected with us all. We hiked up the steep jeep trail and stopped for a delicious lunch next to a river. The rest of the hike was mostly uphill but between learning about the terrain, weather, and flora and fauna, it seemed we were up to the Marathon Bowl in no time. Once at the overlook, we stopped for some surprise hot chocolate, tea and delicious granola bars. We spent some time reflecting, writing haiku poems and just taking in the stunning views. Chris' knowledge of the land, the effect of the warming climate on the area, as well as the plants and animals we saw along the way greatly enhanced our hiking experience. When we finally made it back to the office, we had hiked a total of 6 miles and enjoyed every minute. If you want to both see incredible views as well as learn about how Alaska is faring with climate change, Seward Wilderness Collective is the company to hike with!

Carl Hayes

Google
Hiking Exit Glacier and Harding Ice Field with SWC guide Chris was incredible! What a beautiful national park so close to Seward, and what an easy way to see and learn about something that may soon become the stuff of legend, glaciers. Chris was informative and engaging as we made our way through trees, infographics, and wildlife on our way to the Exit Glacier. We saw FIVE MOOSE! With great weather, we were able to trek all the way to the Harding Ice Fields which was truly an unbelievable sight. SWC guide Chris assisted us and accentuated our experience with his local knowledge the entire way up and back. As a first time visitor to Alaska, this was exactly the sort of guided experience I was looking for. I would definitely recommend and reach out to SWC again.

Sarah Gail

Google
SWC is such an awesome organization! They are doing an amazing job at so many things, but specifically the community they are creating through the Seward Farmer's Market! It is so special to be a small part of of the market and see local goods, prepared foods, and fresh produce available. Can't say enough good things about SWC! Keep it up guys, your awesome!

Makenzie Muilenburg

Google
What an incredible organization! We did the Exit Glacier hike with Chris and were blown away by how much a guide could add to the experience. Learning about the glacier and how climate has impacted it has left a lasting impression. We left feeling inspired and absolutely awed by the landscape. And we learned that these are the same folks behind the awesome Seward farmers market we got to check out while on our trip! We picked up some great, truly local, gifts to bring home. Super cool that this group does so much in the Seward community!

Holly Lewis

Google
Yesterday we did a guided hike through the rain forest to Resurrection Bay. What an enjoyable experience! Our guide's (Chris) knowledge and appreciation of nature and the outdoors made our hike so memorable. Another guide (Zipporah) came along and doubled our fun and learning. We even had a provided snack stop with such wonderful conversation. I highly recommend Seward Wilderness Collective.

Kai Brunson

Google
The hike to Exit Glacier with a guide offered by Seward Wilderness Collective was amazing. Our guide Chris was very knowledgeable about the history of the landscape and about the how much the terrain has changed over time. This was one of the most memorable and important experiences we had in Alaska, and one that many age groups would enjoy.

Kira Heeschen

Google
I recently embarked on the Alpine Day Trip with the Seward Wilderness Collective, and it was everything I hoped for. From the boat ride, landing on the beach, and forest, the views, all of it! From start to finish, this experience was a testament to the beauty of Alaska's wilderness. Our journey began with a warm welcome from our knowledgeable and friendly guide Chris, who seamlessly blended professionalism, humor, and a genuine love for the outdoors. The attention to safety was evident from the thorough pre-trip briefing, providing a sense of security for my husband and I. The trail covered beautiful terrain, from mossy, lush forests to rocky slopes, culminating in the awe-inspiring alpine meadows. The guides not only shared their info about the flora and fauna but also ensured we had ample time to soak in and enjoy the surroundings. The pace of the hike was well-balanced, allowing us to savor the moment while still covering a satisfying distance. The food and snacks the guide carried was a nice surprise, a good way to take a little break.. In addition to the natural beauty, the Chris' passion for conservation and responsible tourism was commendable. The company's commitment to Leave No Trace principles was evident throughout the trip, reinforcing the collective's dedication to preserving Alaska's pristine wilderness. Overall, the Alpine Day Trip with the Seward Wilderness Collective exceeded my expectations. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a hiking aficionado, or someone simply seeking a day of awe-inspiring beauty, this experience is a must. I highly recommend this trip.

Christopher Busch

Google
My wife and I were a little nervous about hiking in Alaska so we decided to hire a guide for our trek to the Harding Icefield and I’m glad we did. Not only did we feel more secure with a guide (Ryan) who’s properly trained with bear spray, but we actually had some interesting conversations along the way. Good thing too cause that hike is no joke! It helped take our minds off the climb to chat with Ryan and hear his perspective on things. A great hike with a company that does good work, and really good granola bars