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    Wrangell - St Elias

    National Park & Preserve Alaska

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    Wrangell St Elias National Park and Preserve wildland fire staff will burn piles of debris consisting of trees and brush beginning April 23 through May 3. More More »

Mountaineering Guides

Mountaineering at its best

Mountaineering guides can lead you into some of the highest mountains in North America.

Alaska Mountain Guides & Climbing School, Inc.
(907) 766-3366
www.alaskamountainguides.com

Alpline Ascents International
(206) 378-1927
www.alpineascents.com

American Alpine Institute
(360) 671-1505
www.aai.cc

International Mountain Guides, LLC
(360) 569-2609
www.mountainguides.com

Kennicott Wilderness Guides
(907) 554-4444
(800) ON-HIKES
www.kennicottguides.com

Kling Mountain Guides
(970) 259-1708
www.klingmountainguides.com

McCarthy Mountain Guides
(907) 227-0122

St. Elias Alpine Guides
(907) 554-4445, (888) 933-5427
www.steliasguides.com

Sun Valley Trekking
(208) 788-1966
www.svtrek.com

Wild Alpine
(888) 682-2368
www.wildalpine.com

 

These are listings of LOCAL outfitters and guide services within Wrangell-St. Elias NP/P and surrounding communities. These businesses provide regularly scheduled services throughout the visitor season.

There are many other outfitters that provide services in the park, but may be based out of other locations within Alaska or the Lower 48. For the complete listing of ALL permitted commercial operators for Wrangell-St. Elias click here


These listings are provided as a service to our visitors and imply no specific endorsement by the National Park Service or Wrangell St. Elias National Park.

Did You Know?

Fireweed

Tea made from the leaves of the fireweed plant was used by Alaskan Natives for stomach aches.  Also, fireweed tea, much stronger than chamomile tea, is commonly used for restlessness.