Big time adventures await gay and lesbian travelers in the spectacular wilderness of Alaska!  A world away from urban America, wild Alaska is ruled by timeless and powerful
natural forces.  Out In Alaska is a new gay owned business that makes the "Great Land" of Alaska fun and easily accessible to GLBT travelers who enjoy being active and staying in shape.

Out In Alaska's adventures are like a nature show come to life.  GLBT travelers will witness geology in action while walking on a glacier, experience 100 mile views, climb remote peaks, raft wild rivers, kayak glacier clad coastlines, see wildlife, and explore the arctic tundra under the midnight sun!  With Out In Alaska, travelers don't just see
Alaska (through a port hole or tour bus window) they experience Alaska.

"I had no idea I could do something so extreme!  My partner and I had a fabulous time.  I would love to do the same trip all over again," Says David, a professional figure skater from Las Vegas, NV.

Out In Alaska's guides are experienced outdoor educators so travelers do not need any prior outdoor experience.  The guides maintain a safe and supportive atmosphere with plenty of time for relaxing.  Travelers need to have a sense of adventure and be in good physical condition (at least
an hour of cardio/aerobic training a week).

Out In Alaska partners Tim Stallard and Robert Burgess have thirty five years of experience living and working in the wilds of Alaska.  Both men were drawn by the raw beauty and vast wilderness of Alaska.  Tim
spent seven years directing the outdoor education department at the University of Alaska and Robert studies Arctic nesting birds and other wildlife.
 
Trips scheduled for summer 2005 include a hiking trip north of the Arctic Circle, a multi sport adventure tour of the Denali region, a spectacular tour of Alaska's copper country (Prince William Sound and Wrangell St. Elias National Park), and a mellower Denali trip to see wildlife and visit Chena Hot Springs. Trips are 7-9 days in length, include most food and activity costs, and vary in price from $1600 -
$2450.  Out in Alaska also organizes custom wilderness adventures for small groups.

For more information visit their website at http://www.outinalaska.com/