Explore hidden gems in Southeast Alaska with a private rainforest hike and city tour. Discover untouched beauty with expert local guides.
Explore hidden gems in Southeast Alaska with a private rainforest hike and city tour. Discover untouched beauty with expert local guides.
- The Whale Project - A stunning, life-sized bronze whale statue, meticulously handcrafted and situated in Mayor Bill Overstreet Park.
- Juneau - Experience the breathtaking and educational hike through the Tongass National Forest. A rainforest in Alaska? Absolutely, come witness it firsthand!
- DIPAC’s Macaulay Salmon Hatchery - Visit the…
- The Whale Project - A stunning, life-sized bronze whale statue, meticulously handcrafted and situated in Mayor Bill Overstreet Park.
- Juneau - Experience the breathtaking and educational hike through the Tongass National Forest. A rainforest in Alaska? Absolutely, come witness it firsthand!
- DIPAC’s Macaulay Salmon Hatchery - Visit the hatchery to observe salmon and other marine creatures such as seals and sea lions.
- Snacks
- Snacks
- Tips
- Tips
The company is proud to provide exclusive private tours, guiding guests to less crowded destinations. This Rainforest Trek promises to educate and introduce visitors to a unique part of the world. Guests will enjoy the comfort of a private van and a driver who is either a local or has extensive experience in Southeast Alaska. This hike is suitable for all ages, taking approximately 30 minutes each way.
The company is proud to provide exclusive private tours, guiding guests to less crowded destinations. This Rainforest Trek promises to educate and introduce visitors to a unique part of the world. Guests will enjoy the comfort of a private van and a driver who is either a local or has extensive experience in Southeast Alaska. This hike is suitable for all ages, taking approximately 30 minutes each way.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
