WILDERNESS HIKE
Set off on a hike through Indigenous lands outside Hoonah during this approximately two-and-a-half-hour active excursion. You’ll follow an abandoned logging trail to a spot that offers panoramic views of Chichagof Island and its surroundings. As you walk, your guide will tell you more about the region’s wildlife and cultural history.
Excursion Details
Your approximately two-and-a-half-hour hiking trip begins with a short walk to your vehicle, followed by a roughly 30-minute drive through the coastal city of Hoonah to the starting point for your walk.
From there, you’ll embark on a hike of about 80 minutes, travelling along a roughly three-kilometre route through Indigenous lands, following a trail up to a secluded viewpoint that’s cherished by locals.
Along the way, your guide will share insights on local flora and fauna, along with historical info about the region. Make sure to keep a lookout for all kinds of wildlife as you hike, but please note that sightings can’t be guaranteed. Once you reach the summit, take in the 360-degree views of Chichagof Island and its surrounding waterways and islands, perhaps also grabbing some photos to preserve the memory. Afterwards, the drive back to the port takes around 30 minutes.
Important Information: Sturdy, closed-toe footwear is required for this tour. It is recommended that guests dress in layers and bring water. Food is not permitted to be brought on this tour. The first part of the hike is approximately 1 mile long up a partially steep graveled hill. The minimum age to participate is 8 years old. The spotting of wildlife is not guaranteed
