13-Day Alaskan Highlight Lodging Adventure Tour

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  Fiona

  Asked on March 13th, 2026

  I like to know the availability of the trips in month of August for party of 2. And if the trip is guaranteed as a go.

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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written March 2026

    We do have space available for two guests on both of our August departures, and both trips are confirmed and scheduled to run. The two departure options are: July 28 – August 9 and August 18 – August 30. Either date would work well for a party of two, and I recommend the July 28 departure.
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    Fiona

    Traveler•Written March 2026

    I was interested in the August trip but I noted the age as 6+, not really interested to have small children in the group but this is a good trip for families.
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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written March 2026

    we actually don't have any kids on this trip. Especially not that young. we usually only allow 10 and up but as I said have no families booked on this trip. I will look at the display and request to adjust it.
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    Fiona

    Traveler•Written March 2026

    which of your trip can complete this one? Like back to back with camping being okay and month of June or August?
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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written March 2026

    so would you like to go on the 13-Day 28th July departure (or August 18th) and then add a 9 Day camping trip? It will be hard to get those dates aligned. I actually would suggest to go on either the 13 Day Lodging trip or the 9-Day camping trip. Then you can always add for example a train ride / experience from Fairbanks back to Anchorage (after the 13 Day trip) or add a Denali Train Experience after the 9-Day camping trip.
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    Fiona

    Traveler•Written March 2026

    Yap, I've looked at the train from Fairbanks, a 12 hour ride. I like the 13 day trip, and hoping to see Northern lights in August. Then I got to find transportation to Valdez to go kayaking along Columbia Glacier. It is party of one for this trip.
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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written March 2026

    This sounds great. Actually our partner company does provide kayaking in Valdez as well. So we are happy to help to plan this as well. If you book the 13 Day trip i will be able to see your email and phone number and then we can easier discuss the other parts of your trip.
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  Louise

  Asked on December 26th, 2025

  Do you provide drysuits for the kayaking? Do we do our own kayaking? Do we cook our own meals while in the wilderness or do you cook them? Do we pack our own food in? Would like a lot more logistics on how food and luggage are handled.

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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written December 2025

    Regarding your question about drysuits, they are not needed and you should have a good set of water proof pants and jacket. You will be partnered with a fellow traveler while kayaking in tandem kayaks. All meals will be prepared for you except you might assist when at Remote Camp, if you choose to offer. You may assist packing in food to camps but it will be minimal. When the group goes to Remote Camp and Moose Pass Camp, you will be provided a large dry bag or backpack to take what you need for those nights. All other nights, your luggage will be with you in your room.
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  Anne

  Asked on April 27th, 2025

  Would like to know if there is refrigeration and WiFi at hotels and lodges? My husband is a type 1 diabetic so he needs to be able to refrigerate his insulin and he runs business and wants to be able to check-in via Wifi.

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    Anne

    Traveler•Written April 2025

    What optional excursions make sense? Can you fish salmon in late July early Aug? And, if you catch any, can you freeze and ship home?
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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written April 2025

    Most lodges and hotels will have WiFi. However we also go to very remote areas where we sleep in yurts or tented camps and there is neither cell phone reception nor wifi for those few nights. We do have a cooler with us and as Alaska is a relatively cool place your husband should be fine, however we can not guarantee a certain temperature that is consistent and medication needs to be packed water proof just in case. On our 13 Day Highlights trip there is an option for fly fishing - however that's mostly catch and release. Fishing is mostly done on the Kenai Peninsula which we only visit for a few days. He could not go on the wildlife cruise and go on a full day salmon charter - then it's possible to freeze and ship home.
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    Anne

    Traveler•Written April 2025

    Can you confirm which dates are still available for this trip?
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    Anne

    Traveler•Written April 2025

    I just looked at the other options you provided but they are mostly camping which will not work for my husband who has to have refrigeration for his medication and WiFi.
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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written April 2025

    Unfortunately for the 13 day trip only the late August is available which doesn't work for you. Most campsites have wifi and data/cell phone is available in most places on the Kenai trip. We also have a cooler for the camping trip but again: I am not sure if your type of medication needs a certain set temperature.
  
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  Jack

  Asked on April 10th, 2025

  Could you tell me the cost for a single person taking this trip?

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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written April 2025

    We do have 2 spots left for the August 16th departure. The price is $5580 per person excluding flights to Alaska.
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  Amelia

  Asked on October 14th, 2023

  About how quick does the trip fill up? We were thinking either July or August. Also could you please give me an idea of what the meals consist of (not mentioned in the brochure).

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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written October 2023

    Usually we get booked out in July the fastest and trips start filling in December/January. Some breakfasts will be included in the hotels/cabins and it will be eggs/bacon, fruit, toast, spreads, yoghurt. For lunch we usually have sandwiches with lunch meat/cheese, other spreads like hummus. We also try and have salads, crackers and dips most of the days when it's not a packed lunch. Dinner can be barbecue, usually we serve many vegetables- it could be a curry, pasta but we also include salmon dinners, chicken with maroccan veggies, Indian inspired dishes with naan bread and so forth.
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    Amelia

    Traveler•Written October 2023

    I saw on the Danali Park website that the Park Road is closed at Mile 43. Will this involve any changes to the trip itinerary?
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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written October 2023

    The 13-Day lodging trip will spend 2 nights at the Denali Chalets. We will take a different dirt road and then will have to hike 2 miles into the wilderness where we have an amazing view of Denali mountain (weather permitting). We will drive into Denali National Park with their shuttle bus. The road has been closed for two years now so the itinerary is adjusted and we will only go 43 miles into the park instead of 60. It's still a fantastic wilderness and wildlife experience and everyone will adjust for a few more years until the road will be fixed.
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  Lee

  Asked on October 13th, 2023

  Is there a single supplement charge for the Alaska tour?

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    Infinite AdventuresOperator•Written October 2023

    No, we don't charge extra for a single traveler, but you will be sharing lodging with a fellow traveler. Usually you will be paired with one other person (for example in hotels), but some of our accommodations (for example the yurts) will have 3-4 people together.