Moose Pass offers an unforgettable kayak adventure on Glacial Trail Lake. For just $97 per person, you can paddle through breathtaking glacial waters, surrounded by the majestic Chugach Mountains. With a max of 8 participants, this intimate experience ensures personalized attention as you search for salmon in unique ecosystems. Conveniently located 30 miles from Seward, the trip includes easy rentals and a flexible cancellation policy. What else can this kayak rental in Moose Pass provide?
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Key Points
- Offer a 3-hour kayak rental experience at Glacial Trail Lake in Moose Pass, located 30 miles outside of Seward.
- Rental cost is $97 per person with a maximum group size of 8 participants.
- Opportunity to enjoy stunning mountain and glacier views, as well as observe salmon-filled streams during the paddle.
- Rental includes all necessary gear, and there is a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
- The meeting point is at the water’s edge behind Trail Lake Lodge, with parking and restroom facilities available nearby.
Activity Overview
Explore glacial Trail Lake at your own pace in a rented kayak. The activity lasts 3 hours and costs $97 per person.
Groups are limited to 8 participants, ensuring an intimate experience. Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Groups are limited to 8 participants, ensuring an intimate experience. Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book now and pay later – reserve your spot without paying today. Paddle across the serene lake, feeling the crisp glacial water and searching for salmon in freshwater streams.
Kayak along the historic Alaska Railroad track before returning to the dock to turn in your gear.
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Experience Highlights
Paddle across the lake while enjoying views of the Chugach Mountains. Feel the glacial water and search for salmon in fresh water streams. Kayak along the historic Alaska Railroad train track. Return to the dock to turn in your kayak and gear after the rental.
| Experience | Description |
| — | — |
| Scenic Paddle | Enjoy stunning mountain vistas as you glide across the glacial waters of Trail Lake. |
| Glacial Exploration | Discover the unique ecosystem of the lake, including salmon-filled streams and icy waters. |
| Train Track Kayaking | Paddle alongside the historic Alaska Railroad, enjoying the region’s rich history. |
| Easy Rental Return | After your adventure, simply return to the dock to check out and complete your experience.
Meeting Point & Directions
The kayak rental experience takes place in Moose Pass, located 30 miles outside of Seward.
Participants should park at Trail Lake Lodge on 33654 Depot Road. There are restroom facilities available at the lodge or the nearby Estes Brothers Store.
The group will meet at the water’s edge, behind the Trail Lake Lodge, by the dock entrance. Arriving early is recommended to use the facilities before the adventure begins.
Participants should plan to turn in their kayaks and gear at the same dock location after the 3-hour rental.
What to Bring & Important Information
To make the most of the kayak rental experience, participants should bring warm clothing, water, rain gear, and waterproof shoes.
Booking for 1 participant is equivalent to 1 kayak for 1-2 people, with a combined weight limit per boat of less than 400 pounds. Solo paddlers must be 18 or older.
The activity may be moderately strenuous, so participants should be able to remount the kayak or swim to shore while wearing a personal flotation device.
Participants can arrive early to use the restroom facilities at Trail Lake Lodge or Estes Brothers Store before the rental begins.
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Based on the 2 customer reviews, the overall rating for the Moose Pass Kayak Rental experience is 5/5.
Reviewers highlight the breathtaking natural scenery and excellent guidance provided by the host. The activity is recommended for couples, friends, solo travelers, and families.
One reviewer describes the experience as "a must-do" while another calls it "an amazing adventure."
With its free cancellation policy and pay-later booking option, the Moose Pass Kayak Rental offers a convenient and flexible way to explore Glacial Trail Lake.
Reserving Your Kayak Rental
How can you reserve your kayak rental for the Moose Pass experience? It’s easy – just book online or call the provider.
Reservations are available for 1-2 people per kayak, with a combined weight limit of under 400 pounds. Solo paddlers must be 18 or older. You can reserve and pay later, or pay upfront.
Reservations are available for 1-2 people per kayak, with a combined weight limit of under 400 pounds. Solo paddlers must be 18 or older.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the rental. When you arrive, park at Trail Lake Lodge, use the restrooms, and meet the guide at the water’s edge behind the lodge.
All necessary gear is provided. Just bring warm clothing, water, rain gear, and waterproof shoes.
Preparing for Your Kayak Adventure
Although the Moose Pass kayak rental is an easy-going activity, there are a few key things to keep in mind when preparing for your glacial lake adventure.
First, dress for the weather – pack warm, waterproof layers and sturdy, closed-toe shoes. Bring water, snacks, and any personal items you may need during the 3-hour excursion.
Be sure to arrive early to use the restroom facilities at the Trail Lake Lodge or Estes Brothers Store before meeting at the dock.
It’s also important to disclose your combined weight if you’re sharing a kayak, as there’s a 400-pound limit per boat.
With a little preparation, you’ll be ready to paddle across the serene glacial waters.
Exploring Glacial Trail Lake
Gliding across the serene, glacial waters of Trail Lake is the highlight of the Moose Pass kayak rental experience. Paddlers will marvel at the Chugach Mountains towering overhead. They may spot salmon swimming in the freshwater streams and follow the historic Alaska Railroad tracks.
The 3-hour adventure allows ample time to explore the lake at a leisurely pace. Remounting the kayak or swimming to shore while wearing a life jacket is necessary, as the activity can be moderately strenuous.
With a maximum of 8 participants, the small group size ensures an intimate and personalized outing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Kayak?
No, you can’t bring your own kayak. The activity requires you to rent a kayak from the provider. The rental fee includes use of the kayak and other necessary equipment for the 3-hour guided tour.
What Is the Weather Typically Like on the Lake?
The weather on the lake is typically cool, with temperatures ranging from the 50s to 60s Fahrenheit. Participants should dress in warm, waterproof layers to prepare for potential rain or wind. The glacial water can feel chilly, so proper attire is recommended.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for Solo Paddlers?
According to the information provided, solo paddlers must be 18 or older. The activity may be moderately strenuous, and participants should be able to remount the kayak or swim to shore while wearing a personal flotation device.
Can I Stop and Explore the Shoreline?
Yes, guests can explore the shoreline during the 3-hour kayak rental. However, the activity may be moderately strenuous, so participants should be able to remount the kayak or swim to shore if needed while wearing a personal flotation device.
Are There Any Wildlife Sightings Commonly Seen on the Lake?
Participants often spot wildlife like bald eagles, otters, and even moose or bears along the shoreline of Glacial Trail Lake. Salmon can be seen swimming in the fresh water streams that feed into the lake.
The Sum Up
Moose Pass’s Glacial Trail Lake offers a breathtaking kayak adventure. Paddle through the stunning glacial waters while surrounded by the majestic Chugach Mountains and search for salmon. This intimate tour with personalized attention is conveniently located just 30 miles from Seward, making it easy to access. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the natural beauty of this unique ecosystem.
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