Harriman Fjord 5 Day

Area currently closed due to rockslide/tsunami hazard.

Area currently closed due to rockslide/tsunami hazard.

Meet at the Alaska Sea Kayakers Office on
Harbor View Drive in Whittier, Alaska

Whittier can be accessed by car through a one-way toll tunnel ($13 for cars).

Inbound openings are on the half hour, for fifteen minutes. First inbound opening is at 6:30 AM, and the last inbound opening is at 10:30 PM.

Outbound openings are on the hour, for fifteen minutes. First outbound opening is 6 AM, and the last outbound opening is at 10 PM.

There are some mid-day variations to this schedule, to accommodate rail traffic. Please call us to discuss this schedule, if planning a mid-day entrance.

Allow 1 hour and 15 minutes to drive from Anchorage to the tunnel entrance.

Area currently closed due to rockslide/tsunami hazard.

What to bring

1.        Clothing should be layered synthetic wicking fabrics or wool to be comfortable in cooler temperatures (40-50 degrees).

2.       A second set of comparable layers.

3.       Tent, sleeping bag, and sleeping pad. (Or we can supply. Additional cost is $30 per person per day.)

4.       Water bottle.  

Alaska Sea Kayakers will provide

1.       All kayaks, paddles, and ancillary gear.

2.       Dry suits upon request.

3.       Boots and/or booties.

4.       All food, food preparation, and kitchen gear.

5.       Camp shelter (storage space allowing).

6.       Dry bags as needed.

7.       A detailed gear list will be forwarded upon request.

Area currently closed due to rockslide/tsunami hazard.

Clientele Requirements

Guidelines for participation on a sea kayak trip:

• A. Participant has a desire to partake.
• B. Participant has a reasonable level of physical fitness and endurance.
• C. Participant is capable of following basic instructions.
• D. Participant is capable and willing of functioning in a group environment.

Trip insurance such as www.travelinsurance.com is recommended to prepare for any unforeseen weather delays or cancellations.

Area currently closed due to rockslide/tsunami hazard.