Walk Eagle River Valley forests and reach Barbara Falls
5 hrs
Up to 12 people
Granola bar, apple, cheese stick
Explore Chugach State Park's Eagle River Valley on a guided hike through boreal forest and along salmon streams. Visit Barbara Falls and learn about Alaska's glaciated valleys from a naturalist.
Cancel 2+ weeks before for a full refund; cancel 48 hours to 2 weeks before for a 75% refund. No refund within 48 hours or for no-shows. Full refund for cancellations due to COVID-19. If the operator cancels due to severe weather or safety concerns and cannot move the hike to another route, you’ll receive a full refund.
Bring a rain jacket, rain pants, and boots you do not mind getting wet or muddy. The hike operates rain or shine.
Yes. The hike requires at least 2 people to operate. If you are the only hiker, you may move to another date or time, upgrade to a private hike, or cancel for a full refund.
For non-private bookings, hotel pickup is available for an additional fee not included in the listed price. Private party bookings include hotel or Airbnb pickup anywhere in Anchorage.
Our tour was amazing! Todd was our guide and as a self proclaimed “nerd,” he was full of information about natives, animal tracking and foraging. He’s been in Alaska for the last 30 years so he has plenty of experience with wildlife, weather and geography. We did not actually see any wildlife except for a bald eagle, but plenty of bear scat!! Todd talked about plants, animal prints and practices, and the history/geology of the area. We did the Summer Valley & Forest tour. He took photos and was helpful on tricky terrain. 100% recommend Go Hike Alaska! This was my 3rd tour and I’ve always been impressed. The guides are informative, educated and helpful! They bring snacks and provide transportation- so if you’re visiting and don’t have a car- this is your best way to get out there and see the best parts of Alaska!
Tina Magee
July 3, 2026
Our tour was amazing! Todd was our guide and as a self proclaimed “nerd,” he was full of information about natives, animal tracking and foraging. He’s been in Alaska for the last 30 years so he has plenty of experience with wildlife, weather and geography. We did not actually see any wildlife except for a bald eagle, but plenty of bear scat!! Todd talked about plants, animal prints and practices, and the history/geology of the area. We did the Summer Valley & Forest tour. He took photos and was helpful on tricky terrain. 100% recommend Go Hike Alaska! This was my 3rd tour and I’ve always been impressed. The guides are informative, educated and helpful! They bring snacks and provide transportation- so if you’re visiting and don’t have a car- this is your best way to get out there and see the best parts of Alaska!
Tina Magee
July 3, 2026