Cordova, Alaska has long been known as the best kept secret of a fisherman. But adventurers feel they have found the prize in Cordova. From water sports like rafting and kayaking to hiking, mountain biking and ice climbing, Cordova has a lot to offer. And even if it is slightly off the beaten track of traditional tourism, it is relatively easy to achieve.
In the spring turns into summer Cordova Adventurers can kayak and raft targeting. Select atrips outside or without a guide in Orca Inlet. Home to the largest population Sea Otter sea kayaking on the west coast with local guides are in close contact with these playful creatures. Or for a real Alaska, rafting in blue giant iceberg with experienced mountain guides. You can Rafting in many places around the world, but with iceberg rafting is something that can only be achieved in particular places such as Cordova.
Cordova has also guides available to take you on an ice climbingGlacier. Imagine climbing vertical ice, furnished in the heat of summer or the beginning of a trek on the ice fields. The surreal scenery and the thrill of adventure are the highlights of this trip.
Mountain bikes are available to hire a few designers and at least one supplier has professional guides to take you inland some great single track riding trails. As you drive through the rainforest near the northern lakes, it will not evenYou notice that you have your heart rate. There are also over 50 miles of National Forest trails for hiking and exploring alone or with experienced guides, such as Alaska River Expeditions
http://www.alaskarafters.com
This latest adventure in Alaska goal to reach. Daily jet service from Seattle, Juneau and Anchorage, Alaska Airlines and Era Aviation. The ferry from the port city of Valdez and Whittier (less than an hour southfrom Anchorage) of the Alaska Marine Highway System. So if you're looking for great adventure, away from the masses, of Cordova, Alaska to check.
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