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Alaska
Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula Hiking Tour
Some of the best hiking in all of Alaska is in the Kenai Peninsula, and this guided hiking tour will show you the best of the trails in the Kenai.
Alaska
Hiking Tour of Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula
This 6-day guided hiking tour explores the unspoiled wilderness of Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. During your daily hikes, you’ll discover the rugged beauty of the mountains and glaciers that comprise the vast landscapes of Alaska.
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Where to go trekking in the United States
The United States offers a wealth of trekking adventures, from the Grand Canyon's majesty and Yosemite's scenic trails to the Appalachian Trail's challenge. Trek through the Rocky Mountains, the tranquil Great Smoky Mountains, and Zion National Park's stunning landscapes. With such diversity, every trekker is guaranteed an unforgettable experience.
Why is the United States great for trekking?
The United States stands out as a top trekking destination with its wide-ranging landscapes, iconic trails like the Pacific Crest Trail, and a wealth of natural wonders. From the deserts of Utah to the alpine environments of Colorado and the coastal vistas of California, the country's extensive trail network and national parks system make trekking accessible to adventurers of all levels.
When to trek in the United States
The best time to trek in the United States varies by region. Optimal hiking conditions are found in the spring and fall in most areas, offering mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer is ideal for higher-altitude trails and northern regions, while winter appeals to those seeking snowshoeing or milder climates in the southern states.
Top 10 treks in the United States
- John Muir Trail, California - A legendary trek through the Sierra Nevada, passing by Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia National Parks.
- Appalachian Trail, Eastern U.S. - Spanning from Georgia to Maine, this extensive trail offers a variety of landscapes and is a bucket-list hike for many.
- Pacific Crest Trail, West Coast - From the Mexican border through California, Oregon, and Washington to Canada, it's a test of endurance and a showcase of the West's beauty.
- Chilkoot Trail - This historic trail crosses from Alaska into Canada, following the path of the Gold Rush stampeders through coastal rainforest, alpine tundra, and boreal forest.
- Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim, Arizona - A challenging and rewarding hike offering incredible views of one of the world’s natural wonders.
- Mt. Whitney, California - The highest peak in the contiguous United States, this trek offers challenging climbs and rewarding summit views.
- Teton Crest Trail, Wyoming - Traversing the Grand Teton National Park, it provides breathtaking views of the Teton Range.
- Kalalau Trail, Hawaii - A stunning coastal hike on Kauai’s Napali Coast, featuring dramatic cliffs and lush valleys.
- Wonderland Trail, Washington - Circling Mount Rainier, this trail offers a complete immersion into the Pacific Northwest's alpine and forested environments.
- Continental Divide Trail, Rocky Mountains - Stretching from Canada to Mexico, it crosses some of the most stunning landscapes in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico.