Full-day hike to Mount Riley from Haines

• Experienced guide • Driver/guide • Meal provided • Drinks included • Hiking poles available

• Tips

• Not suitable for individuals who are pregnant • Not advised for those with cardiovascular issues • Not recommended for travelers with back injuries • Participants should possess a good level of physical fitness • A minimum of 2 participants is necessary for the activity to proceed • A vegetarian meal option is available; please inform at the time of booking if needed • Activities continue in all weather, so please dress accordingly

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

• The excursion starts with a brief visit to the historic Fort Seward, the first Army installation in Alaska, which maintains a prominent position by the beach. • As you travel into the temperate rainforest, take in the charm of small-town Haines. Guides will share stories of local natural history, geology, and Gold Rush events while highlighting snow-capped mountains, dense forests, and diverse wildlife. • The hike takes place in Chilkat State Park, featuring woods, beaches, and various plants and animals. The guide will share insights about the local ecosystem and watch for wildlife, such as humpback whales and bald eagles. • Mt. Riley, the tallest point on the Haines Peninsula, offers a challenging hike predominantly through temperate rainforest, with stunning views from the summit and various lookout points along the trail. The hike begins at the trailhead on rolling land and leads to elevation gain via switchbacks in the forest after about a quarter-mile. The total hiking distance is approximately 5-8 miles, and the ascent to the summit is around 1,500 feet, reaching an elevation of 1,760 feet.