Have you ever visited ALASKA??
How about a road trip with your friends! Well, now is your chance to do both. See the most spectacular sights in Alaska while traveling with other college students. Alaskan Van Adventures offers an opportunity to become a part of a unique outdoor experience with other young men and women.
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Bring your own friends or join a group and make new ones. Being lead by the coolest guides in the world, this adventure is sure to be the highlight of your summer!
Learn and Travel!!
MEET ON MARCH 4TH 2003
In the MSU Student Union Building...(theSUB) Room # 273
An affordable trip where students make the decisions!!
Travel with 10 students in a 15 passenger van with a sled dog husky mascot. Alaskan Van Adventures is guaranteed to show you the best vacation ever!!
Contact us at Info@alaskanvantours.com
or call toll free with Questions
1-866-4-AK-TOUR
| July 7th-- Monday |
Enjoy several scenic stops driving to Homer. Pan for Gold, hike out to Byron Glacier, and visit the Portage Glacier Visitor Center. Camp in Homer.
| July 8th-- Tuesday |
Take a Whale Watching Wildlife Cruise 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. View seals, sea lions, belugas, orcas, and many colorful sea birds. Visit www.rainbowtours.net Camp in Homer.
| July 9th-- Wednesday |
Drive to Crescent Lake and explore raw Alaskan Mountains. Hike into camp at Crescent Lake.
| July 10th-- Thursday |
Continue hiking from Crescent Lake through the Kenai Range and be picked up for the drive to Seward. Visit some historical sights and check out a few cool waterfalls. Camp on the Beach in Seward.
| July 11th-- Friday |
Take a Sea Kayaking training course with www.sunnycove.com , then paddle after lunch; or go with the experienced kayakers on a full day adventure. Paddling around Resurrection Bay is breathtaking. Camp in Seward.
| July 12th-- Saturday |
Start the day with a Wilderness Sled Dog Ride and tour. Visit 60 Alaskan Huskies that are being trained for future Iditarod races. Visit www.ididaride.com. Spend the afternoon with a Glacier Naturalist on a short hike to Exit Glacier. Visit www.charteroption.com . Camp in the remote town of Hope.
| July 13th-- Sunday |
This morning, hike up to Hope Point to get a spectaculor view of the Cook Inlet, or walk along the coastal trail over milder terrain. Drive to the Big Game Wildlife Refuge where injured black bears, grizzlies, moose, caribou, and elk are being nursed back to health. Drive to the Matan uska Valley and camp.
| July 14th-- Monday |
Spend this morning hiking around on the Matanuska Glacier using crampons and axes with experienced tour guides. Set up top ropes for ice climbing if desired. Drive to Hatcher Pass, set up camp and go on a evening stroll in Archangel Valley.
| July 15th--Tuesday |
Visit historic Talkeetna enjoying some free time to check out the old buildings and main strip. Eat lunch and then drive to Denali National Park to Camp.
| July 16th-- Wednesday |
Tour Denali National Park where wildlife is undisturbed, natural, and unthreatened. Watch bears cross the road, moose gallop in the fields, and eagles soar through the swift mountain breeze. Camp again in Denali.
| July 17th-- Thursday |
Free time this morning to check out downtown Denali. and do some shopping. After lunch go White Water Rafting with www.denalioutdoorscenter.com. Paddle class III-IV rapids through the canyon or take the wilderness float with class I-II rapids. Enjoy a film on the Northern Lights at dusk.
| July 18th-- Friday |
Drive to Eclutna Lake for a hike into the hills or around the lake; canoing is optional. Drive to Anchorage for your flight home.
Day 1
Breakfast- Pastries at the Bake Shop.
Lunch- is a basic sandwich station. Create your own sandwich from a tasty selection and add chips, cookies and drink.
Dinner- Hamburgers or Veggie-burgers served with two types of salad and corn on the cob. All students help participate in preparation, cooking and cleanup.
Breakfast- A hearty pot of fried potatoes, onions, peppers, eggs, and cheese; served with sausage links, coffee and juice.
Lunch- Served on the Whale Watching Cruise.
Dinner- Spaghetti with meatballs, salad, and french bread
Breakfast- Blueberry pancakes with bananas, juice, coffee and bacon.
Lunch- Sandwich Station
Dinner- Burritos packed with several different types of beans, veggies, meat (optional), with salads, rice and beverage.
Dessert- Dessert ranges from Dutch oven style pies and cakes, to puddings and cookies.
Breakfast- Oatmeal with fresh raspberries, blueberries, crowberries and juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station
Dinner- Natural Mac and Cheese, salad, w/ dessert.
Breakfast- Omelets with veggies and cheese. Side of bacon and juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- Baked Potatoes, barbecued chicken and salad.
Breakfast- Muffins, fruit and juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- Hot Dogs or Veggie Dogs, served with corn, beans, and a salad. Dessert.
Day 7
Breakfast- Pancakes, eggs, and bacon w/ juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- Pesto Spaghetti, with french bread and salad.
Breakfast- Yogurt, granola, fruit, and juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- Tacos, salad and corn on the cob. Dessert.
Breakfast- A hearty pot of fried potatoes, onions, peppers, eggs, and cheese; w/ sausage links and juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- BBQ-Chicken, rice, cream of mushroom soup and salad.
Breakfast- Oatmeal, berries, fruit and juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- Hamburgers or veggie-burgers, salad, with potato scramble. Dessert.
Breakfast- Muffins, fruit and juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- Out for pizza at Lynx Pizza !!
Breakfast- Pancakes, eggs and bacon w/ juice.
Lunch- Sandwich Station.
Dinner- not included, planes should leave by 6 p.m.
What to Bring-
Clothing- Hat, gloves, sunglasses, socks (several pairs), hiking boots, sandals, long underwear, shorts, pants, tee-shirts, poly pro and /or fleece shirts (long sleeve), warm jacket, rain pants & jacket.
Camping Gear-
Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, bowl, plate, spoon, fork, knife, cooking stove (optional), water bottles (at least two), water filter (optional), a camping chair, bug spray,
Students are limited to two bags each.
One should be a backpacking style pack for an overnight, and the other should be a smaller day pack.
Come to the Pre-Trip meeting on
Tuesday March 4th, 2003
for the first orientation...
The meeting is at 5:00 P.M. in the MSU Student Union Building (the SUB) Room #273
The 12 Day College Trip is discounted 75 % off of what an average 12 day tour is sold for on the internet or any where else. Are objective is to not make money but to educate the youth in such a way that it changes their life forever...
12 Day College Trip
$695.00 Tour transportation, Activities and Meals
We can book your Airfare from the Bozeman Airport...to the Anchorage Airport...etc...
Depending on Reservations
Flights are $350.00-$425.00 RT
Total with meals -- $695.00
Total with Airfare -- around $1195.00
Contact
Us at
CALL TOLL FREE
866-4-AK-TOUR
Schedule for 2003
July 7th- July 18th
July 21st- July- August 1st
August 4th- August 15th
