Alyeska, Alaska

February 26 – March 5, 2011

JOIN US! As the Seacoast Ski Club skis Alyeska, Alaska in 2011 with a follow-on visit to Anchorage to witness the start of the famed Iditarod.

With an average annual snowfall of 631 inches, 2500 vertical feet of diverse terrain and short lift lines, Alyeska Resort lives up to Alaska’s “steep and deep” reputation while offering a offers a mountain experience for all levels of skiers. Intermediate and advanced skiers will love the wide open bowls, cliffs and chutes, and long top to bottom runs, while tree-lined groomed runs are ideal for the novice. Chugach Powder Guides are also available to give us on-mountain tours or an amazing backcountry adventure.

We’ll be staying at the Hotel Alyeska, enjoying almost 14 hours per day of daylight, surrounded by mountain peaks, hanging glaciers and ocean views, Alaska’s premier year-round resort destination. The hotel features a 60-passenger aerial scenic tram, ski lockers with boot dryers, Saltwater pool, whirlpool & fitness center all with views of the mountain. We’ll return to Anchorage on Friday for the Iditarod festivities and enjoy the hospitality of this great city with upgraded accommodations within walking distance of major attractions.

Optional activities include:  Nordic Skiing, Heli-Skiing & Cat-Skiing, Snowmobile Tours, Dog Sledding, Northern Lights, Glacier, Bear and Wildlife Viewing, Day Trips to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Portage Glacier, Whittier & Prince William Sound, and the Kenai Peninsula — so much to fit into one week!!!

• Round Trip Air to Anchorage
• Transfer via deluxe motor coach to/from Alyeska Resort
• 6 Nights at the fabulous, lift serviced Alyeska Hotel
• 1 Night at the Hilton in downtown Anchorage
• "Taste of Alaska” Welcome Party
• 2 Group Breakfasts
• 1 Group Dinner
• Dinners
• 5 day Lift ticket (other options available) 
  

• Price of trip is only $1785 per person
  Additional Price Options: You can extend your stay at the resort, either before or after the trip, at our group rate.