Turquoise Lake lake, nestled beneath the Alaska Range, offers some of the best hiking, wildlife viewing and bird watching in Lake Clark National Park, and remains one of our favorite places in Alaska to backpack and explore.

This rarely seen area of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park is arguably Alaska's most dramatic wilderness & offers one of the few places on earth where you can hike on dry tundra directly beneath a vertical and heavily glaciated north face over 7000' tall.

Magical solitude, the intimate beauty of Lake Clark National Park, and classic Alaska backcountry travel - float plane-only access, wide open tundra ridge hiking, icy river crossings, trekking on glaciers, and backpacking through trail-less wilderness.

This exclusive guided backpacking trip in Denali near the Park's southern boundary allows one to be completely immersed among America's most giant mountains - truly Denali Unexplored.

Embark on an unforgettable wilderness backpack experience in the heart of the Wrangell Mountains.