Moose Pass Day Tours & Attractions

Scenic vis­tas, glacial lakes, and Gold Rush his­to­ry come togeth­er in the Moose Pass area, just north of Seward, mak­ing it an ide­al spot to kayak and hike. Trav­el with the experts of Moose Pass Adven­tures to expe­ri­ence this mag­i­cal area. If you’re just arriv­ing in Alas­ka via cruise ship, you can com­bine one of their incred­i­ble expe­ri­ences with a cruise trans­fer between Seward and Anchorage.

With Scenic Moun­tain Air and you’ll be fly­ing over one of Alaska’s most beau­ti­ful areas from Moose Pass. Set on the Kenai Penin­su­la, 25 miles north of Seward, this cen­tral loca­tion makes it easy to explore icon­ic nat­ur­al fea­tures — like glac­i­ers, ice fields, and moun­tain lakes. Or, use their exper­tise to fly to remote pub­lic use cab­ins or lakes for fishing.

Scenic vis­tas, glacial lakes, and Gold Rush his­to­ry come togeth­er in the Moose Pass area, just north of Seward, mak­ing it an ide­al spot to kayak and hike. Trav­el with the experts of Moose Pass Adven­tures to expe­ri­ence this mag­i­cal area. If you’re just arriv­ing in Alas­ka via cruise ship, you can com­bine one of their incred­i­ble expe­ri­ences with a cruise trans­fer between Seward and Anchorage.

Tow­er­ing peaks, turquoise lakes, and deep forests define the wilder­ness around Moose Pass, a hid­den gem tucked into the heart of the Chugach Nation­al For­est. Just north of Seward, this area is home to scenic and sto­ried hik­ing trails, from gen­tle strolls along his­toric routes to chal­leng­ing climbs with sweep­ing alpine views. Whether you’re road trip­ping the Kenai or arriv­ing by cruise ship, you can even com­bine a guid­ed hike with a pri­vate cruise  ...more

A vol­un­teer-run event that cel­e­brates com­mu­ni­ty togeth­er­ness and good old-fash­ioned win­ter­time fun. The event is held on the last week­end of Jan­u­ary with a vari­ety of out­side events on Trail Lake, in down­town Moose Pass.

Most of the loops in the camp­ground are groomed for cross coun­try ski­ing. Start­ing with the main road into the camp­ground and cross the bridge to see beau­ti­ful win­ter views up and down the riv­er. To access the trails, park before the first road clo­sure gate just off of the Seward Highway.