Caines Head Adventure Full-Day
Duration
7 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Paddle your kayak to historic Fort McGilvray from Miller’s Landing
Hike through lush rainforest trails with beautiful elevation views
Safely explore World War Two gunning emplacements at fort
Enjoy stunning panoramic vistas of Gulf of Alaska surroundings



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Embark on an unforgettable adventure exploring the historic Fort McGilvray, a World War Two defensive structure located atop Caines Head within Caines Head State Park Recreation Area. Your journey begins with a scenic kayak paddle from Miller’s Landing, arriving at the original Fort McGilvray dock. From there, an exhilarating hike through lush Alaskan temperate rainforest awaits, offering breathtaking views and abundant natural beauty along the way. The trail provides both challenge and reward as you ascend to the fort, where you can enjoy stunning panoramas of the Gulf of Alaska Harding Gateway and the Barrier Islands of Resurrection Bay.
Once at the fort, explore the historic gunning emplacements and bring a headlamp or flashlight to investigate the interior safely. Pause to enjoy a snack while taking in the incredible surroundings before making your descent back to the landing. The adventure concludes with a return kayaking journey, giving you the opportunity to reflect on the unique combination of history wilderness and outdoor activity. This tour is perfect for those seeking a mix of physical challenge, natural beauty, and a deep dive into Alaskan history.
Stable sit inside kayaks
Rudder steering
Spray skirts life vests
Paddles and guide
Safety and first aid
Extra rain gear available
Pogies for hand protection
Neoprene booties available
Dry bag
Butt pad available
Orientation and safety briefing
Lunch
Optional meal package available
Freshly prepared daily
Cafe made meals
Personal expenses
Gratuities
Comfortable hiking shoes
Water bottle
Rain gear
Synthetic or wool layers
Lunch and snacks
Gloves and beanie
Hat and sunglasses
This tour will have a maximum of 16 travelers
This trip is not suitable for people over 70 years of age
Individuals recovering from recent injury or serious illness
Participants age must be twelve or above
Participants weighing more than two hundred fifty four pounds
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