Kenai Fjords + Portage Valley Active Transfer to Anchorage

Private transfer with two guided hikes near Exit Glacier and in Portage Valley

by Moose Pass Adventures LLC
Kenai Fjords + Portage Valley Active Transfer to Anchorage
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Duration 7-8 hours
Group size Maximum 6 people (larger groups by request)
Meets at Seward, Alaska

About

This is not a shuttle. It is a private transfer from Seward to Anchorage that includes two guided hikes in iconic glacier country, plus scenic stops along the Seward Highway.

Your day begins near Seward with a guided hike in Kenai Fjords National Park at Exit Glacier. A common route combines the Glacier View Loop and Glacier Overlook Trail for about 2 miles total. You will then travel north with curated viewpoints along Turnagain Arm before finishing in Portage Valley with the Byron Glacier Trail, about 3 miles round trip.

Hike options are customizable, and your guide will adjust pacing, timing, and route choices based on your group’s goals, weather, and trail conditions.

Highlights

Two guided hikes make this transfer feel like a true Alaska adventure day. You get meaningful time on trail, not just a drive between towns.

Exit Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park offers glacier views and rich natural history, with a route that can be paced for a wide range of hikers. Your guide shares context on the landscape while keeping the day flowing.

Portage Valley adds classic glacier-country scenery. The Byron Glacier Trail is a guest favorite and a great way to end the day with fresh air and mountain views.

Between hikes, the Seward Highway delivers some of Alaska’s most iconic scenery. Stops are chosen for the day’s best viewpoints, timing, and conditions.

What's included

  • Private transportation from Seward to Anchorage
  • Professional private guide with local knowledge and narration
  • Guided hike near Exit Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park (about 2 miles)
  • Guided hike on Byron Glacier Trail in Portage Valley (about 3 miles)
  • Scenic photo stops along the Seward Highway (as time allows)
  • Light snacks and water
  • Luggage space included
  • Trekking poles available upon request

What to bring

  • Hiking shoes with good traction
  • Rain gear and warm layers
  • Refillable water bottle
  • Small daypack for personal items
  • Camera or phone for photos
  • Money for lunch and any optional purchases
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