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ARCTIC FOX

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Our 64-by-18-foot Hatteras long-range cruiser provides the space, performance and luxury to explore Alaska in comfort and style.

Recently refurbished with hand-planed teak flooring, granite countertops and stainless appliances. Newly rebuilt Naiad stabilizers ensure a smooth ride. Tanks hold 2,400-gallon fuel capacity for adventures as far into the wilderness as your heart desires. Onboard fresh water maker provides endless capacity for showering, cooking, laundry and other needs. Sleeps six in three staterooms with new mattresses and newly updated bathrooms, including new sinks, granite countertops, custom shower doors and electric flush toilets.

Relax in the comforts of the main salon while our chef whips up fresh, Alaska-based cuisine in the gourmet galley. Enjoy wrap-around views in the enclosed dining area. Take in scenery for miles and toast the sunset with a glacier ice margarita on the upper deck. Stay protected from the weather on the walk-around covered main deck. Haul in fresh salmon, rock fish or shrimp for dinner from ample bow and stern decks.

Master stateroom: Queen bed with dresser and closet for storage. Private bathroom with newly retiled shower.
VIP stateroom: Two twin beds, hanging locker and underberth storage and full bath.
Forward guest room: V berths sleeps two with access to full bath.
14-foot tender with 4-stroke outboard for trips to shore.
4 double kayaks, paddles and life jackets.

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CAPT. CHRIS HANNA

Growing up as a Midwestern farm kid, Chris spent most of his free time on or near the water, fishing and hunting as much as possible, from local ponds and streams to the Great Lakes and all across central and northern Canada. In 1989, he moved to Alaska to begin his guiding career in the Prince William Sound area. Chris fell in love with the wilds of Alaska and has spent the last 30 years exploring the state. Today he is the owner and operator of Arctic Fox Adventures.

This institution is operated under special use permit with the Chugach National Forest
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This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

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