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Remote Peak Climbs

Seward, Alaska is encircled by three large icefields, and we definitely have our fair share of amazing peaks to climb.  Accessed by either foot, boat, ski plane or helicopter, these mountains are rarely or never attempted and offer climbers a truly Alaskan mountain trip.  Here at Exit Glacier Guides, we can pour over a topo map to find a peak that would be suitable for your skill and commitment level, and then start planning your climb.  

Many of the peaks on the Harding Icefield are what we call Nunataks, which is a local native Alaskan word meaning “lonely peak”.  Quite a few of the Nunataks are ski mountaineering peaks and an attempt of climbing them can be coupled with a crossing of the Harding Icefield itself.  Call or email us to discuss some of these classic ski mountaineering possibilities, we love talking about Seward’s topography!

Difficulty

Hard

These trips are highly variable, but they are all mountaineering trips. Whether moving on skis or on foot, you should be ready to work hard. 

Price

Variable

Contact us to find out how to design a trip for your group

Tour Times

Variable

Trips typically last 1 - 3 days

Group Size

Variable

Usually, this is a small group type of adventure

Season

These trips are best run in spring and summer when the weather is more predictable.

Contact Us

Send us an email or give us a call to see if this trip is right for you