Guided Chugach State Park Ridgeline Hike

Explore Chugach State Park's alpine ridgelines on a challenging guided trek above Anchorage. Take in views of Cook Inlet, glaciated valleys, and interior Chugach mountains while learning about tundra ecology.

• Climb steep, hilly trails to panoramic ridgeline viewpoints
• Discover alpine forests and tundra with a naturalist guide
• Look for moose, bears, Dall sheep, marmots, birds, and other wildlife
• Take in views of Anchorage, Cook Inlet, and glaciated valleys
• Traverse uneven, muddy, and slippery terrain along the route

What's Included

• Granola bar
• Apple
• Cheese stick

Know before you go

• Ages 10+ only
• Requires good physical condition, including walking 6 miles on flat pavement or 5 miles of uneven terrain over 4 hours
• Requires climbing many flights of stairs, good balance, and comfort on muddy and slippery trails
• Not suitable for cardiac, respiratory, serious joint, or other serious medical conditions that could affect participation
• Complete an individual participation agreement online before the hike; a parent or guardian must sign for minors
• Hikes operate rain or shine, though severe weather may prevent operation
• Non-private property pickup is available for an additional $25 and is not included in the listed price