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Backpacking the Ring of Fire – Aniakchak National Monument

$6,795 /person

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Trip Stats

Activity:
Backpacking
Price:
$6,795 /person
Duration:
12-days
Length:
50+ miles
Intensity:
Level 3
Min Age:
16
Begins In:
Anchorage
Ends In:
Anchorage
Airport:
Anchorage International (ANC)
Wildlife:
Bears, Eagles, Caribou, Fox, Wolves

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$4,595/Person
Deposit: $1,000

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$6,795 /person - 12-days

This all-inclusive 12-day backpacking Aniakchak National Monument expedition begins and ends in Anchorage, and should be on every backpacker’s life list.

We’ll travel southwest to King Salmon, Aniakchak’s gateway community, before boarding our bush flight bound for the caldera itself and the iconic Surprise Lake. This is where the adventure truly begins! We’ll spend our days backpacking and hiking around the mighty Aniakchak Caldera. We’ll climb up Vent Mountain, visit the site of the 1930 eruption, explore the caldera floor & hike its rugged rim, and totally immerse ourselves within this dynamically unsettled landscape.

As we scour the hillsides for the coastal grizzly’s that call Aniakchak home, we’ll slowly acknowledge our inevitable return to civilization. Our route back to civilization descends the caldera’s northern aspects as we make our way toward the Bering Sea coastline and the village of Port Heiden. By expedition’s end, your sense of wilderness and wildness will forever be altered by the experience of spending 10-nights in a landscape that defines it. Perhaps Chris sums it up best.

“Mostly what I remember, though, is the feeling of a different rhythm taking hold, not of the wristwatch but of natural places. Each day as we hike, the sun sets a little sooner. We see salmon gather in the bays, sniffing for their home rivers—and see bears come down to the shore, ready to flick their sushi onto the sand. My fancy GPS watch dies; I don’t much care. I go days without thinking of e-mail or my iPhone. This is what we want from our Aniakchaks, isn’t it? Places that help us shake off the dross and find a surer and more ancient pulse.” Christopher Solomon – Outside Magazine, May 2014.

Images courtesy of Gabe Rogel and Rogel Media.

Bear print in mud while hiking

In 2013, owner Dan Oberlatz guided writer Christopher Solomon & photographer Gabe Rogel across the Alaska Peninsula and through the wild and remote Aniakchak National Monument & Preserve. They backpacked from the village of Port Heiden, located on the windswept Bering Sea coastline, up and over the caldera rim, and into the surreal confines of the largest volcanic caldera of its kind in Alaska. They camped along the shores of Surprise Lake, hiked the caldera rim, and basked in the solitude granted to the rare few who step foot in the least visited National Park unit in the nation. Their trip was featured in the May 2014 issue of Outside Magazine, and subsequently Christopher was interviewed on NPR and on Rick Steves’ nationally syndicated radio show in June of 2014. While we have been guiding river trips in Aniakchak since 2007, Dan’s adventure with Chris & Gabe inspired this amazing backpacking trip. So join us for this one-of-a-kind 12-Day backpacking Aniakchak adventure into the heart of Alaska’s Ring of Fire.

What’s Included

  • All group gear: Expedition quality tents, all cooking equipment & eating utensils
  • Toilet supplies including TP, trowel, and hand sanitizer
  • Water treatment options
  • Safety equipment: Satellite phone, maps, GPS, and medical kit
  • Trekking poles
  • Roundtrip air transportation from Anchorage to King Salmon
  • Roundtrip air transportation from King Salmon to Aniakchak & Port Heiden
  • Lodging on night one in Anchorage
  • Professional guide service at a maximum 4:1 client to guide ratio
  • All meals from dinner on day one through lunch on the final day of the itinerary

What’s Not Included

  • Personal gear (sleeping bags, packs, rain gear, etc.)
  • Trip cancelation insurance
  • Additional room nights due to weather delays
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Guide gratuities (Suggested 5-10% of the trip price)

Alaska Factor: The Real Deal

While Alaska Alpine Adventures endeavors to follow our itineraries as written, odds are in fact slim that you actually will during the camping portion of this trip. The expeditionary factors at play quite often compel our guides to deviate from the written itinerary. Guide considerations could include weather conditions, group preference, individual ability, specific safety considerations, or unforeseeable circumstances; collectively what many have called “The Alaska Factor.” Flight times into and out of the wilderness may also vary based on any number of similar factors. Therefore we strongly suggest that you approach any adventure in Alaska with an open mind.

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Cancellation Policy

If We Cancel
We reserve the right to cancel a trip for internal reasons (e.g. low signups, staff injury, gear damage). If that happens, you’ll receive a full refund of what you paid us — nothing more, nothing less.

If “God Cancels”
If your trip is disrupted by something out of everyone’s control — like weather, natural disasters, pandemics, or travel bans — refunds aren’t guaranteed. That’s why we strongly recommend purchasing trip cancellation insurance.

If You Cancel

  • 60+ days out: Refund minus $500 admin fee or full credit toward a future trip.
  • 45–59 days out: No refund, but you can keep 75% as future trip credit. (valid for up to 3 years  ).

Less than 45 days: No refund or credit.

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Why Choose Alaska Alpine Adventures?

We specialize in authentic, small-group expeditions that take you beyond the tourist trails and deep into Alaska’s most remote and breathtaking landscapes. Recognized by National Geographic Adventure and Outside magazines as offering “Trips of a Lifetime,” we bring over 25 years of expertise, a passion for adventure, and an unwavering commitment to safety.

But with so many outfitters offering trips across the state, what makes Alaska Alpine Adventures the first choice for true wilderness exploration?

All-Inclusive & Stress-Free

Just show up — we handle the rest. From trip planning to top-tier gear, gourmet meals, and smooth bush plane logistics, we’ve got it covered. Our guides prep every meal and provide all the gear, including premium tents and emergency comms.

Remote, Wild, and Unparalleled Destinations

No roads, no crowds — just raw, remote Alaska. We take you deep into the wild: Lake Clark, the Arctic, and beyond. Paddle glacial lakes, hike mountain passes, and see wildlife where few others go. This is the Alaska most travelers never see.

Small Groups, Personalized Experience

We cap trips at 8 guests for a reason. With a 4:1 guide ratio, you’ll get personal support, shared stories, and space to challenge yourself without ever feeling lost in the crowd.

Guides Who Are More Than Experts

Our local guides are educators, safety pros, and passionate stewards of the land. They don’t just lead the trip — they elevate it, making each moment safer, smarter, and more meaningful.

Surprisingly Gourmet Camp Cuisine

Forget freeze-dried. Real meals. Real ingredients. Made from scratch. Our menus are handcrafted, hearty, and full of flavor — designed to fuel big days and leave you genuinely impressed

Crafted by Alaskans. Customized for You

We’re a local, Alaskan-owned company — not a big-box tour operator. That means your experience is personal. Whether you want to unplug, push your limits, or learn something new, we tailor the journey to fit your adventure style.

Our Guests Say It Best

The true magic of Alaska Alpine Adventures? Our guests say it better than we ever could!

It’s a big investment, but honestly, the memories, the places we saw, and how well we were taken care of—totally justified the cost.

Yes, it’s a premium trip—but worth every penny. This was not just a vacation, it was a life-changing experience.

From bear safety to river crossings, the guides were on it. I never felt at risk. It was rugged, but not scary.

My husband and I are not ‘hardcore’ hikers, but we were able to enjoy every part of the trip. It was challenging in a good way, and the guides helped us through.

I have dietary restrictions, and they were not only accommodated, but I ate better than I do at home. The guides took such care with every meal.

I didn’t expect gourmet meals in the backcountry, but every meal was incredible. From fresh-baked bread to salmon dinners—truly impressive.

Every detail was handled—gear, campsites, water safety. I could just relax and enjoy the stunning scenery knowing we were in expert hands.

At 58, I questioned whether I’d be able to do this. But it turned out to be the most empowering experience of my life. I’m so glad I didn’t let that doubt stop me.

Life Changing Experience! I was nervous about being in the Alaskan wilderness, but the guides were incredibly professional and made me feel safe every step of the way.

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Itinerary

Day 1
Dinner & accommodations included

Your trip begins today in Anchorage, Alaska. You’ll be staying at the Aspen Suites Hotel in midtown. You can arrive anytime and transfer to the hotel.  Depending on your arrival time, the remainder of the day is yours to relax after your flight or to explore some of the city’s notable sites including the Anchorage Museum of History & Art or the city Park Strip.  This evening, you’ll meet your guide at 5pm at the hotel for a pizza dinner with local craft brews and group orientation. The orientation will include a discussion of the route, an introduction to our unique style of Alaska wilderness travel, a familiarization of the principles of Leave No Trace, and a conversation about traveling safely in bear country.

Day 2
All meals included, Distance: 3 miles, Elevation Gain: 500’

After and early breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for the 1+ hour flight to King Salmon, where you’ll next board a bush flight destined for the absolutely surreal and spectacular Surprise Lake, where we’ll set up camp for the next 3-nights. As we unload our gear and settle into camp, you’ll begin to feel the majesty of this incredible landscape and the eager anticipation associated with a big wilderness hiking and backpacking expedition in Alaska. If time allows, your guides will lead a short hike along the lake.

Day 3-5
All meals included, Average Distance: 7-12 miles daily, Average Elevation Gain: 1000-3000’

We’ll take the next three full days to explore the inner sanctum of the Caldera. With light packs containing only the essentials, we’ll strike out daily in search of adventure. Whether climbing to the caldera’s rim, scanning for wildlife along the lake’s edge, or climbing Vent Mountain, our days will be dictated by the serendipity of a flexible itinerary and the incomprehensible amount of perfect hiking terrain near Surprise Lake!

Day 6-9
All meals included, Average Distance: 8-10 miles daily, Average Elevation Gain: 500-2000’

After breaking camp on the morning of day 6, we’ll head south toward the “Gates” of the Pacific-bound Aniakchak River. Aptly named, the Gates mark the sole cleft in the wall of the caldera where the lake that once partially filled it spontaneously drained in a catastrophic flood. Surprise Lake is the small remnant of a lake that once spanned the 6-mile breadth of crater floor, and now provides the headwaters of the 35-mile-long Aniakchak River. After crossing the river near the Gates, we’ll continue wrapping around the flanks of the volcano heading north toward the Bering Sea.

Day 10 - 11
All meals included, Average Distance: 8-10 miles daily, Average Elevation Gain: 500-1000’

We’ll spend the next two days descending the north flank of the ancient volcano on our way toward the Bering Sea and the village of Port Heiden. We’ll hike through verdant tundra, camp along crystal clear creeks, and trek across ash flows from past eruptions, making our own path from the caldera rim to the village 3000 below.  By the afternoon of day 11 we’ll be enjoying our last campsite of the trip and celebrating miles past and adventures shared.

Day 12
Breakfast & lunch included

Breakfast and hot beverages will help us greet our final day in the wilderness of the Alaska Peninsula.  By noon we’ll be back at the airstrip and ready for the skilled bush pilots to whisk us back to King Salmon.  Again, Christopher Solomon sums it up best describing Aniakchak on the flight out. “I press my forehead to the window and stare for a long time as the ramp finally climbs higher and higher, until it vanishes in a smother of white clouds.  I look up.  Gabe and Dan are smiling. For a moment we grin like idiots at one another.  Then we press our foreheads against the cold of the Cessna’s tiny portholes. Seeing all this, some of our fellow passengers look out their windows, perplexed.  If you hadn’t been there, it would be easy to think there was nothing worth seeing at all.” From King Salmon, we’ll conclude our adventure with a flight back to Anchorage. Please make certain that you schedule all homebound flights from Anchorage for after 11:00pm.  Better still, we suggest staying in Anchorage this night.

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Exceeded my wildest expectations! The country was wild, unspoiled and brand new geologically. The caldera was only 3700 years old and we felt than we were witnessing the birth of the earth as if we were transported back in time hundreds of millions of years. A fantastic, once in a lifetime experience!

Again, I cannot begin to thank you for the most incredible trip ever! It was perfect in every way!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about this trip? We’ve got answers.

Where is the Aniakchak National Monument?

The Aniakchak National Monument lies the end of the Alaska Peninsula in the Pacific Rim of fire. This remote park is over 250 air miles south west of Anchorage.

How do you get to Aniakchak National Monument?

Access to Aniakchak National Monument is solely by small aircraft, on foot, or in some instances, by boat.

Is transportation to Aniakchak included in the price of the trip?

Absolutely, our trips are all inclusive from Anchorage. All you need to do is get yourself to Anchorage on Day 1 of your itinerary. All bush flights are included.

Where will you meet us?

Your guide(s) will meet you at 5pm at the Aloft Hotel in Anchorage for an orientation dinner of local pizza and craft brews. They will also do a gear check, so make sure you bring your backpack and complete kit.

Who will I be flying with and what time will we be departing on day one?

Your guides will meet you at the hotel 1.5 hours prior to your morning flight. You’ll fly with your guides commercially to King Salmon, Alaska with either Alaska Airlines or Pen Air. From there, we’ll be flying with Grant Aviation to Port Heiden.

Is the Aniakchak Caldera a good place for viewing wildlife?

Absolutely. Aniakchak National Monument is home to grizzly, coastal brown, and black bears, Dall sheep, caribou, moose, wolves, and tremendous seasonal populations of migratory birds.

I'm traveling solo. Is there a single supplement charge?

Yes, there is an additional fee of $275 if you request OR end up in your own room at the hotel on night one.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS & PARTICIPATION

How physically demanding are your trips?

Each of our adventures involves physical activity, but you don’t need to be an elite athlete. We rate each trip from Level 1 to Level 4, and you’ll find exact mileage and elevation info on each itinerary. If you can hike for a few hours with a pack, you’ll likely do great — and your guides are trained to help pace the trip to the group’s needs.

Do I need to be an experienced backpacker or kayaker?

Not at all. Most of our guests are active travelers, not survival experts. Whether it’s your first multi-day backcountry trip or your tenth, our guides will show you the ropes and make sure you’re comfortable with everything from river crossings to camp life.

What’s the best way to prepare physically for this trip?

We recommend staying active in the months leading up to your trip — regular walking, hiking, light strength training, and mobility exercises can go a long way. If you can hike comfortably with a daypack and enjoy being outdoors for several hours, you’ll be in good shape for most of our trips.

What if I’m older than the rest of the group?

Not a problem. Many of our guests are in their 50s, 60s, and beyond. What matters most is your attitude, not your age. We design trips with a range of activity levels and provide support to help you feel strong and capable every step of the way.

What if I can’t keep up with the group?

Our guides are trained to manage a wide range of fitness levels. We hike at a group pace, take breaks, and support each other. If you’re nervous, just let us know — we can help match you to the right trip and provide tips to prep.

What if I’m not “outdoorsy” enough?

You don’t need to be a hardcore backpacker. You just need a spirit of adventure and a willingness to try something new. We’ll guide you, support you, and make sure you’re comfortable the whole way.

Can I participate if I have a medical condition or use a CPAP?

Many medical conditions can be managed on trip with planning. If you use a CPAP, let us know early so we can help assess feasibility depending on the itinerary. We’ll do our best to accommodate your needs safely.

GEAR & PACKING

What gear do I need to bring — and what do you provide?

We provide all group gear (tents, cooking equipment, safety gear, etc.). You’ll need to bring personal items like a sleeping bag, hiking boots, rain gear, and clothing. We also rent a few key items. A detailed gear list is provided for each trip, and we’re happy to help you prepare.

Is the gear you provide actually high quality?

Yes — we partner with premium brands like Hilleberg, Black Diamond, and MSR. This isn’t rental-grade gear. We invest in top-tier equipment so you’re safe, warm, and dry no matter the weather.

What do I do with extra luggage or valuables?

We offer secure storage for any luggage you don’t need while in the field. We recommend leaving valuables at home whenever possible — this is a chance to travel light and disconnect.

Can I bring a camera or drone? How do I charge devices?

Yes to cameras — and many guests bring small solar chargers or power banks. Drones are not permitted in most national parks, so we recommend leaving them at home unless explicitly allowed.

What about protecting my gear from rain or water?

We provide waterproof dry bags for our water-based trips and will guide you on how to pack your gear securely. Rain is always a possibility in Alaska, so keeping things dry is a top priority — and we’re good at it.

FOOD, DRINK & DIETARY NEEDS

What kind of food do you serve in the backcountry?

Think gourmet camp cuisine — hearty, home-cooked meals like curry, chili, brownies, and great coffee. We cater to many dietary needs, including vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan. That said, menu variety may be more limited for special diets. Please let us know early so we can accommodate you.

Can you accommodate special diets or food allergies?

Yes, in most cases. We can provide vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and allergy-sensitive meals — with the understanding that remote cooking has limits. Vegan and gluten-free meals may include specialty dehydrated options, and we may ask you to bring some personal snacks.

Can I bring my own snacks or personal food items?

Absolutely. Especially if you have specific preferences or dietary needs, we recommend bringing a few of your favorite bars, snacks, or trail-friendly items.

What about alcohol?

We don’t provide alcohol on our trips, but you’re welcome to bring a small amount for personal use where appropriate. Just remember, this is a wilderness setting — moderation and safety always come first.

What if I’m a picky eater or used to fancier meals?

We aim to impress even seasoned foodies — but wilderness cooking has its limits. If you’re used to fine dining, be open to the rustic charm of hearty, satisfying meals prepared in the backcountry with care and creativity.

CAMP LIFE & COMFORT

What are the bathroom arrangements like?

This is a common concern, so let’s talk about it. For our basecamp and water-based trips, we bring a clean, portable backcountry toilet and provide all supplies. Your guides will explain everything clearly and respectfully — and yes, there’s privacy.

How do I stay clean during the trip?

You won’t have a shower, but you can feel clean. We recommend biodegradable wipes, a personal towel, and a good “wilderness hygiene” kit. Many guests are surprised how quickly they adjust — and how refreshing a glacier-fed lake rinse can feel.

What if I need to manage feminine hygiene?

We encourage you to bring whatever products work best for you. We provide the know-how to manage it comfortably and respectfully in the wilderness — you won’t be the first or the last.

What are the sleeping arrangements?

We provide high-quality tents for either shared (same-gender) or solo use, depending on your preference. Sleeping is typically two per tent unless a single supplement is requested. Campsites are scenic, quiet, and often unforgettable.

Will I be able to swim or bathe in lakes or rivers?

Yes — when conditions allow, a quick dip is often one of the highlights. Just be aware that Alaska’s water is cold, even in summer, so this is more of a refreshing rinse than a spa soak.

What about bugs and critters?

Yes, there are bugs — especially early summer. But we’ll guide you on how to dress, what repellent works, and how to stay comfortable. Some people hardly notice them, others bring a head net and are glad they did.

SAFETY & EMERGENCIES

Will I get eaten by a bear?

No. We are in bear country, yes — but our guides are highly trained in wildlife safety, carry bear spray, and follow strict protocols. Most bear sightings are peaceful, distant, and deeply memorable.

What if I get sick or injured out there?

Our guides are certified Wilderness First Responders and carry emergency communication devices. We’re fully prepared to handle illness or injury and can initiate evacuation procedures if needed.

Can people contact me in case of emergency?

Once we’re in the field, there’s no cell service — but we carry satellite devices that allow two-way communication in case of emergency.

Will there be communication devices like a satellite phone?

Yes. Our guides carry both satellite phones and Garmin InReach devices on every trip. These allow us to stay in contact for emergencies, weather updates, or coordination with floatplanes.

RESERVATIONS & PAYMENT

How far in advance should I book?

Many of our trips sell out 6–9 months in advance — especially for peak summer dates. Booking early guarantees your spot and gives you time to prepare.

What’s the deposit and cancellation policy?

A $1,000 deposit holds your spot. Cancel more than 60 days in advance for a refund minus a $500 admin fee, or keep the full amount as credit. Inside 60 days, partial or no refunds apply. Full details are available on our website.

Can I make payments over time?

Yes — after the deposit, the balance is due 60 days prior to your trip. We’re happy to work with you to split payments leading up to that point.

What if the trip I want is sold out?

We recommend joining the waitlist — we sometimes get cancellations, and we’ll contact you if a spot opens. You can also call us to explore other similar trips.

Do you offer travel insurance or recommend any providers?

We strongly recommend travel insurance. Many guests use Ripcord or Travel Guard. It protects your investment in case of weather delays, illness, or other interruptions.

What if Alaska Alpine Adventures has to cancel?

If we cancel due to internal reasons (staffing, logistics), you’ll receive a full refund. In the case of weather or force majeure (e.g., wildfires, pandemics), our regular cancellation policy applies — which is why travel insurance is so important.

GROUPS & SOLO TRAVEL

Is this trip good for solo travelers?

Absolutely. Many of our guests come solo and leave with new trail friends. We’ll pair you with a same-gender tent mate unless you request a private tent.

Do I have to share a tent or room with someone?

If you’re traveling solo, we’ll pair you with a same-gender guest, or you can pay a single supplement for your own space (subject to availability).

Can I book a private group trip or charter?

Yes! We regularly design private adventures for families, friend groups, or company retreats. Contact us to create a custom itinerary.

Do you offer group discounts or referral incentives?

We occasionally offer discounts for groups or returning guests. If you’re bringing friends or booking multiple spots, reach out and we’ll do our best to take care of you.

What’s the group size — and who else will be on the trip?

We cap trips at just 8 guests to keep things intimate and personal. Our guests range from solo travelers to couples and friends, usually in their 30s–60s, all looking for a genuine Alaskan adventure.

WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE

Why is this trip so expensive compared to others I’ve seen?

We get it — there are cheaper Alaska trips out there. But this isn’t a basic sightseeing tour. This is an all-inclusive, small-group, deep-wilderness adventure run by seasoned Alaskan guides, including bush flights, premium food, and expert logistics. Every detail is handled — so you can focus on the experience, not the stress.

What makes this different from a cheaper or shorter tour?

In a word? Immersion. Our trips aren’t about ticking boxes or sitting in vans. We get you into the wild, not just near it — with real connection, fewer people, and expert guides who live for this work.

Will I be completely offline — what about cell signal?

There’s no cell signal once we leave the floatplane — and most guests tell us it’s one of the most refreshing parts of the experience.

I’m nervous about being unreachable.

We get it — that can feel unsettling. But while you’ll be offline, our guides carry emergency satellite devices that can be used to contact the outside world if needed. Most guests find that once they settle in, being unplugged feels more freeing than scary.

What wildlife might we see — and how do you manage safety?

Depending on the trip, you may see bears, moose, caribou, Dall sheep, and more. We respect all wildlife and follow Leave No Trace principles, observing from safe distances and never interfering.

What kind of weather should I expect?

Alaska weather is unpredictable. Expect everything from sun to rain to wind — sometimes in the same day. We’ll send a full packing list and tips for preparing, but the key is flexibility and layering.

Want More Details About This Trip?

Request a FREE EXPEDITION GUIDE! Inside are daily schedules, gear lists, weather info, packing tips from veteran guides, insider tips on getting to and from Alaska, and more. It’s easy to share with friends and family and will help ensure this adventure is right for you and your group.

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