The Best Wilderness hike and float in Alaska

Skagway Float Tours is a family-run tour company located at 299 Broadway in Skagway, Alaska. Our experienced guides meet guests at the pier, making it convenient for cruise ship passengers. Due to recent trail damages, we have adjusted our Hike and Float tour to explore the historic Dyea townsite area. Our tours operate rain or shine, allowing guests to experience Southeast Alaska's stunning scenery. Dressing in layers is recommended, as Skagway's weather can be cool and breezy. Our river float is gentle, with no whitewater splashing over the raft. We provide rain ponchos and snacks, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Guests can also book helicopter, flightseeing, and dogsledding tours at our office. With over 20 years of experience, Skagway Float Tours offers a unique and unforgettable way to explore the natural beauty of Alaska.

540 W Potter Dr is a store and travel agency located at 540 West Potter Drive in Anchorage, Alaska. At Alaska Outdoor Gear Rental, you can rent all major brands and sizes of bear sprays, bear kegs, and bear fences. Each rental comes with instructions, tutorials, and a one-page overview document. You can also access photos, videos, and a customer information website to learn how to use the products. In addition to gear rentals, the institution offers trip planning services for backcountry hiking, camping, Alaska wilderness float trips, fishing trips, and flyouts at hourly rates. If you have concerns about bear safety while hiking and camping, Alaska Bear Defense provides comprehensive information about bear encounters in Alaska. With over 98 percent of the United States population of brown bears and more than 70 percent of the North American population, it's important to be prepared when exploring bear country.