Within The Wild – Alaska Adventure Lodges

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Our Lodges
"Two roads diverged in a woods, and I took the one less traveled. And that has made all the difference."– Robert Frost

Remote and peaceful... along the Iditarod Trail61° 59' N 152° 04' W

Rustic and wild... in the heart of bear country60° 49' N 152° 17' W

A quiet cove... alive with nature59° 28' N 151° 30' W

Daily programs that guide you through a 3-course meal, in one of eight global themes
Your Experience
"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt through the heart."– Helen Keller

"The mountains are calling and I must go."– John Muir

On the water, over land and through the air we go – for sportfishing, wildlife viewing and exploration

Experience award-winning cuisine, enjoy daily wine & cheese tastings, and participate in culinary sessions

For a healthful and restorative lifestyle

Our rustic guest cabins offer more than keeping you warm and dry
Plan Your Trip
"The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness."– John Muir

A snapshot comparison of lodge activities and seasons of operation

Get to know the lodge compounds and surrounding areas

Understanding access to our remote lodges

Idea generators for trip planning

Base rates for each lodge, plus optional additions

Gear lists for summer and winter visits
About Us
"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."– Haida Indian Saying

We're a company of passionate backcountry travelers

Get to know Carl and Kirsten Dixon, their family and key staff

Within The Wild has been featured in broadcasts, print publications and online media

News from our lodges, as well as adventure and culinary updates

Kirsten Dixon on Huffington Post

Culinary News November 3, 2011

Join Kirsten Dixon on HuffingtonPost.com as she blogs on topics centered on food, travel and the art of hospitality.

See Kirsten’s bio page for a list of her recent posts. Her inaugural post shares her crab fishing experiences in Tutka Bay.