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This route is the foundation for all of our Denali flightseeing tours. Fly up to 6 miles (10 km) from the summit, then descend into the awe-inspiring Ruth Amphitheater and Great Gorge. View the Tokositna and Ruth Glaciers, the sharp ridges of Mount Huntington, hanging glaciers clinging to Mount Hunter, and the famous Moose’s Tooth. The flightseeing only option is 1 hour or choose the glacier landing option for a 1.5 hour excursion. This is truly a once in a lifetime experience you will not forget. Points of interest include: South Face Don Sheldon Amphitheater The Sheldon Mountain House The Great Gorge Moose’s Tooth, Broken Tooth Mount Dickey Ruth Icefall Mount Hunter Mount Huntington
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Taking off from the Alaska Glacier Lodge in the Mat-Su Valley to the Knik Glacier (5 miles wide by 29 miles long!). We land right in the middle of the Knik Glacier, where you can get out of the helicopter and spend about 30 minutes on ice thousands of years old with your pilot/guide. We provide ice spikes for you to safely hike on the ice Take pictures of the blue lakes on top of the glacier, crevasses and ice ‘sculptures’ made by wind, sunshine & time. (Summer) WINTER TOURS (Oct-April) please note that this tour in some winter months may not land directly on top of the glacier due to snow cover and safety issues, landing may be on the side next to incredible deep blue ice formations Total tour time 1 hour includes 30 mins for round trip flightseeing CHECK IN 45 mins PRIOR TO DEPARTURE IS REQUIRED - please check departure address to plan accordingly. Late check in can result in a shortened or cancelled tour with no refund
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Catch stunning views of the magnificent south side of Denali on this 3-hour zipline adventure in Talkeetna, Alaska. On the platforms, take in the entire Alaska Range overlooking the Susitna and Chulitna Valleys on this guided, small-group tour. Discover local flora and fauna in the largest ecosystem on earth. The minimum age for this tour is 10.
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The most popular tour! Drive your own sled-dog team with an Iditarod team of mushers, handlers, dogs on real snow in the middle of summer surrounded by amazing scenery. Start this adventure with a helicopter ride over glaciers. We often see moose, black bears, Dall sheep and goats. Land on a glacier and enjoy a whole hour with sled dogs and their mushers that live here all summer. Take the dog team for a ride through real snow. You can stand on the runners and mush a dog team or just sit on the sled and let the mushers run the team. After your dogsled tour meet the canine athletes that pulled your sled, and of course take pictures with your favorite dogs. After the tour the helicopter takes you back to the lodge and you’ll fly over the lower glaciers where you can see the blue melt pools and the crevasses. Total Tour Time: 1.5 hours - includes 1 hour with the dogsled team (aprox 30 min sled ride) and approx 30 min round trip flightseeing
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This is the only place in Alaska where you can mush your own team of dogs in the summer! This is not a just a tour kennel; it is the training grounds and homestead of 4-time Iditarod champion, Dallas Seavey. All the dogs are either retired racing dogs (many have won the Iditarod), are currently on the race team, or are the next generation in training to become the next great champions! Our dogs are active and training year-round. As a guest musher here, you become part of Dallas Seavey Racing's year-round training program. The group size for this experience is usually 6 or less people, with a guide assigned to each group, creating a very personal experience. All of our dogs are extremely friendly, and love attention. Cuddle puppies, romp with young dogs, or walk with champions.
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Denali National Park has skyscrapers of granite and ice instead of steel. Denali, Mt. Hunter and Mt. Foraker tower above the other peaks of the Alaska Range, forming our northern horizon. Cruise up the Kahiltna glacier, right over the climbers’ base camp at 7,200 ft., and wind between these giant peaks catching breathtaking views of Denali and Denali's most popular climbing route, the West Buttress. • The mighty Kahiltna Glacier • West Ridge of Mount Hunter • Beginning of the West Buttress Route, the most climbed route on Denali • “The Great One”, Denali (20,320 ft.), Mt. Foraker (17,400 ft.) and Mt. Hunter (14,573 ft.) • Mount Frances • The North Buttress of Mount Hunter - a 4,000-foot granite technical showpiece and world class climbing objective
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The definitive tour of Denali that covers more of the Alaska Range than any other tour available. Follow the river systems of Talkeetna across the Susitna Valley into an incredible landscape of icefalls, glaciers and snowy peaks. Explore deeper into the Alaska range including the Kahiltna Glacier, the longest in Denali National Park, stretching 45 mile with stunning ridges of earth and ice. You will cross over the Alaska Range and witness the arctic alpine tundra of the North side of Denali National Park's remote interior. Add a glacier landing onto your flightseeing tour for an experience of a lifetime (this adds 30 minutes to your trip time).
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See Denali from all sides during your flight - North, South, East & West. Soar over Kahiltna Pass after seeing the Climber’s Base Camp at the 7,200 foot level of the Kahiltna Glacier. Discover Denali's (McKinley) famous West Buttress Climbing Route. Cross over the divide of the Alaska Range into a different world filled with alpine tundra and fewer glaciers. View the immense Wickersham Wall, approximately 14,000 feet of continuous rise of rock and ice. You will talk about this tour of Denali National Park forever!
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This route is the foundation for all of our Denali flightseeing tours. Fly up to 6 miles (10 km) from the summit, then descend into the awe-inspiring Ruth Amphitheater and Great Gorge. View the Tokositna and Ruth Glaciers, the sharp ridges of Mount Huntington, hanging glaciers clinging to Mount Hunter, and the famous Moose’s Tooth. The flightseeing only option is 1 hour or choose the glacier landing option for a 1.5 hour excursion. This is truly a once in a lifetime experience you will not forget. Points of interest include: South Face Don Sheldon Amphitheater The Sheldon Mountain House The Great Gorge Moose’s Tooth, Broken Tooth Mount Dickey Ruth Icefall Mount Hunter Mount Huntington
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The most popular tour! Drive your own sled-dog team with an Iditarod team of mushers, handlers, dogs on real snow in the middle of summer surrounded by amazing scenery. Start this adventure with a helicopter ride over glaciers. We often see moose, black bears, Dall sheep and goats. Land on a glacier and enjoy a whole hour with sled dogs and their mushers that live here all summer. Take the dog team for a ride through real snow. You can stand on the runners and mush a dog team or just sit on the sled and let the mushers run the team. After your dogsled tour meet the canine athletes that pulled your sled, and of course take pictures with your favorite dogs. After the tour the helicopter takes you back to the lodge and you’ll fly over the lower glaciers where you can see the blue melt pools and the crevasses. Total Tour Time: 1.5 hours - includes 1 hour with the dogsled team (aprox 30 min sled ride) and approx 30 min round trip flightseeing
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See Denali from all sides during your flight - North, South, East & West. Soar over Kahiltna Pass after seeing the Climber’s Base Camp at the 7,200 foot level of the Kahiltna Glacier. Discover Denali's (McKinley) famous West Buttress Climbing Route. Cross over the divide of the Alaska Range into a different world filled with alpine tundra and fewer glaciers. View the immense Wickersham Wall, approximately 14,000 feet of continuous rise of rock and ice. You will talk about this tour of Denali National Park forever!
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Capture unparalleled views of Denali on a flightseeing tour from Talkeetna. This tour is a robust introduction to Denali and the Alaska Range. Follow the river systems of Talkeetna across the Susitna Valley into an incredible landscape of icefalls, glaciers and snowy peaks. Add a glacier landing onto your flightseeing tour for an experience of a lifetime.
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This tour is authentic and unique. You will get to see real Alaskan race sled dogs perform and will learn to ride with them from the best in this traditional Alaskan sport. This dog sled tour will also get you deeper into the real wilderness and the world of Alaska dog mushing on a 10mile ride over tundra, forest and lake trails. You will quietly go to some amazing places. Enter a pristine environment you can only access in the winter when our tundra, wetlands, and lakes are frozen on this tour! Included: arctic gear (jackets, pants, gloves, hats), meet & greet with dogs & puppies (if available) , 2 hour dog mushing experience and kennel tour, Complimentary Coffee, Snacks;
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Get to know the dogs of Susitna Sled Dog Adventures! Visit the home and kennel of Iditarod musher Rohn Buser and family, and spend time with our friendly team of Iditarod sled dogs as they run, play, and show off their personalities in a fenced-in yard. Learn what it takes to train and care for a team of canine athletes. We'll share stories from the trail, explain how sled dog racing works, and show you why these incredible dogs love their jobs. After some playtime in the yard, we'll harness up a dog, introduce you to the sled, and talk about the gear we use during Alaska's long winters. If we have puppies, we'll finish the visit with cuddles from the next generation of athletes. This tour is perfect for dog lovers who want an authentic, behind-the-scenes look at life in a working Iditarod kennel and, of course, a healthy dose of dog therapy. Tour is not recommended for very small children, as excited sled dogs will be running freely in the yard.
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Small-group + private walking tours with a local guide

Taking off from the Alaska Glacier Lodge in the Mat-Su Valley to the Knik Glacier (5 miles wide by 29 miles long!). We land right in the middle of the Knik Glacier, where you can get out of the helicopter and spend about 30 minutes on ice thousands of years old with your pilot/guide. We provide ice spikes for you to safely hike on the ice Take pictures of the blue lakes on top of the glacier, crevasses and ice ‘sculptures’ made by wind, sunshine & time. (Summer) WINTER TOURS (Oct-April) please note that this tour in some winter months may not land directly on top of the glacier due to snow cover and safety issues, landing may be on the side next to incredible deep blue ice formations Total tour time 1 hour includes 30 mins for round trip flightseeing CHECK IN 45 mins PRIOR TO DEPARTURE IS REQUIRED - please check departure address to plan accordingly. Late check in can result in a shortened or cancelled tour with no refund
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Denali National Park has skyscrapers of granite and ice instead of steel. Denali, Mt. Hunter and Mt. Foraker tower above the other peaks of the Alaska Range, forming our northern horizon. Cruise up the Kahiltna glacier, right over the climbers’ base camp at 7,200 ft., and wind between these giant peaks catching breathtaking views of Denali and Denali's most popular climbing route, the West Buttress. • The mighty Kahiltna Glacier • West Ridge of Mount Hunter • Beginning of the West Buttress Route, the most climbed route on Denali • “The Great One”, Denali (20,320 ft.), Mt. Foraker (17,400 ft.) and Mt. Hunter (14,573 ft.) • Mount Frances • The North Buttress of Mount Hunter - a 4,000-foot granite technical showpiece and world class climbing objective
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We hear from our clients daily that the scenic flight from Talkeetna to Denali National Park is the highlight of their Alaska trip, and to some a life changing event! Come see why Denali flightseeing tours are continuously rated the #1 tour in Alaska and considered the greatest mountain flight in the world.
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Challenge yourself on Class V rapids on this three canyon rafting adventure on the Six Mile Creek. Paddle through towering canyon walls and cascading waterfalls on this 5-hour guided rafting trip. Descend the scenic river, passing through healthy salmon runs and crystal clear water. Find adventure while safely navigating precipitous drops on this 3-canyon run starting near Hope, Alaska, located just 90-minutes south of Anchorage.
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What an incredible day we have planned for your group! Riding horses & ziplining all in one day! We offer tandem lines for all 6 zips! Speed alongside your family or friends! 10 towers and three walking bridges make this unique!
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Start this 2-hour tour by getting geared up for the cold weather. You’ll then head into the dog yard and play with the dogs while the staff harnesses up the team. After a little instruction, you’ll take off for about an hour on a 6.5-mile trail, with a stop halfway to take photos of Mt. Denali if it’s visible. You’ll take turns driving the sled (with an experienced musher on hand!). Then return back for some cocoa and cuddling with retired sled dogs. Overseeing the operation are Rohn and Alyssa Buser. Rohn is a 3x Iditarod finisher and champion of multiple mid distances races. He is the son of Martin Buser, who has won the Iditarod 4 times and has the record for the most Iditarods (39 times), so Rohn literally grew up riding sleds! The dogs of Susuitna Sled Dog Adventures are more than working dogs, they are our family. We love sharing their passion with others and hope you leave our home filled with as much admiration and respect for these amazing animals as we are.
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Get an authentic look at an Alaska homestead and meet a team of sled dogs on this unique homestead tour. Located off the grid, this homestead keeps sled dogs for daily chores and companionship. This gives dog lovers a chance to see the integral role sled dogs play in Alaska living. * See the daily operations of an Alaska homestead * Meet each sled dog and learn about their chores and way of life * Small-group tours keep the tours personal * Visit an off-the-grid cabin
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Our trails are well maintained and absolutely beautiful! They will take you into the lower foothills of the Red Mountian, part of the Chugiak Range. You may see wildlife on the trail such as eagles, porcupine & moose.
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Hands-on classes - pasta, pizza, gelato, regional dishes - from local chefs

This is one of our staff favorites because you have time to really experience the stunning beauty of the area. There are dozens of incredible high-alpine locations the are ideally suited for heli hiking. Most of them have a view of at least one glacier, sometimes two or three. Depending on the weather, your specific interest and your preference for a more leisurely hike or a steep scramble your guide suggests the best location.
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River cruises, sailing, sunset boats, harbour tours

This 6-hour tour explores the fjords and passageways of the Prince William Sound in route to South-central Alaska's largest tidewater glacier – Columbia Glacier. Your all-Alaskan captain and crew will share with you the history of the Sound and point out the marine wildlife and bird life in the area such as sea otters, seals, sea lions, whales, porpoises, eagles, puffins and more!
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Explore Icy Strait in style aboard our custom built 6 passenger whale watching catamaran with an enclosed heated cabin, restroom, indoor seating, outdoor seating, & 360 degree walk around viewing deck. We limit our vessel to 6 passengers max (whether private or mixed) to provide our guests with an uncrowded, relaxed, and intimate wildlife experience. On the day of your tour, we will pick you up from your cruise ship port and return you via van. Our excursion is 3 hours and 45 minutes from pick up to drop off (includes meeting, transit, & loading time). We designed this excursion to be one of the longest whale watching tours offered in Icy Strait. This extra time on the water allows us the opportunity to fully experience Icy Strait's rich diversity of marine wildlife. We guarantee whale sightings or you will receive a full refund. We designed our calendar to accommodate as many ships as possible. A calendar listing specific ships can be found on our Vivid Endeavors website.
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Our guides bring this small Alaskan town’s history to life and the stories of locals like Alaska Nellie, Gold Miner Joe, Mad Sally and the Iditarod Trail provide plenty to ponder as you paddle along the shores of Trail Lake. Whether you’re visiting us from the campground down the street, part of a wedding party lodging here in town, or just passing through on an epic Seward Highway road trip, Moose Pass has so much to offer. There’s no better way to get out and experience the nature and beauty of the area than in our two person kayaks, right here in the heart of the Chugach Mountains!
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New in 2023! Experience Alaska on the original roads and routes aka its rivers and lakes. This tour transverses one of the most sublime landscapes and panoramic views in all of Southcentral Alaska and the Mat Su Valley. You will find salmon swimming under your paddle craft as they migrate to their spawning grounds. Also, expect to see ducks and eagles fly overhead and maybe even find a moose standing in the water eating a meal. This tour starts by paddling across Jim Lake and then a short overland portage into Jim Creek. Finally, exit on the beach of the Knik River that flows from the Knik Glacier, and while there get some pictures with the glacier in the background. The Knik Glacier is the headwaters of the Knik River and is the largest glacier in Southcentral Alaska. After this brief pause to take some photos, and view the scenery, we will continue our paddle down the Kink River to our exit point of the old Knik River Bridge.
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From the very first time we welcomed guests to stay overnight in ‘The Nellie’ on Grant Lake, we realized that we just had to get people out here for longer stays. There’s something pretty special about hiking to a wilderness location, then realizing this is your basecamp, your own little piece of paradise for the next two nights. It doesn’t take long to settle into the peaceful rhythm of nature while taking in the stunning views of deep blue Grant Lake and listening to a loon in the distance. Whether you are well seasoned in the outdoors or never kayaked or stayed in a yurt before, this 3 day, 2 night tour is one of the best ways to feel truly immersed in what Alaska has to offer. While you may be with another small group of travelers, (8 maximum), those on your reservation will have your own private yurt accommodations.
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Depart via helicopter on an unforgettable tour to witness the stunning glacier landscape up close and capture breathtaking photographs. You'll be equipped with a dry suit to ensure your comfort and warmth, allowing you to swim in the invigorating glacier water if you choose. Your expert guide will be there to assist you every step of the way. This adventure is focused on savoring the glacier's serene atmosphere, capturing unforgettable moments, and embracing the sheer natural beauty of Alaska. Ideal for All Travelers: This adventure is perfect for individuals who want to immerse themselves in the glacier's powerful environment, regardless of their previous adventure experience. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a first-time visitor to a glacier, you'll find joy in this captivating journey. Minimum age: 18 years and older. Suitable for travelers of all fitness levels. Opportunity to swim in the glacier lake if desired.
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Discover an unforgettable adventure near Seward, Alaska, with the Moose Pass Kayak & Hike Express to Grant Lake. In just 4 hours, enjoy a 1-mile paddle on Upper Trail Lake, surrounded by the stunning Chugach Mountains, followed by a 1-mile hike to the pristine shores of Grant Lake. Accessible only by foot or floatplane, this remote gem offers breathtaking emerald waters. Pause to relax, enjoy a snack, and refill your bottle with glacial water before retracing your steps. Perfect for those seeking a half-day wilderness experience near Kenai Fjords National Park.
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Embark on an unforgettable journey through one of Southeast Alaska’s most stunning natural wonders. This 4-hour guided boat tour takes you deep into the heart of LeConte Bay, navigating a narrow, seven-mile fjord flanked by towering mountains, lush forested cliffs, and dramatic waterfalls. As you cruise toward the majestic LeConte Glacier—the southernmost tidewater glacier in North America—keep your camera ready for massive icebergs, glacial blue ice, and the thunderous cracks of calving ice. Along the way, you'll have the chance to spot harbor seals lounging on the ice, bald eagles soaring overhead, and even the occasional whale or porpoise in the open water. This small-group experience offers up-close views and expert narration about the region’s geology, wildlife, and glacial dynamics. Whether you’re an adventurer, a photographer, or simply a lover of raw natural beauty, this tour promises awe at every turn.
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Museums, ruins, art collections, religious sites with expert guides

Catch stunning views of the magnificent south side of Denali on this 3-hour zipline adventure in Talkeetna, Alaska. On the platforms, take in the entire Alaska Range overlooking the Susitna and Chulitna Valleys on this guided, small-group tour. Discover local flora and fauna in the largest ecosystem on earth. The minimum age for this tour is 10.
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The definitive tour of Denali that covers more of the Alaska Range than any other tour available. Follow the river systems of Talkeetna across the Susitna Valley into an incredible landscape of icefalls, glaciers and snowy peaks. Explore deeper into the Alaska range including the Kahiltna Glacier, the longest in Denali National Park, stretching 45 mile with stunning ridges of earth and ice. You will cross over the Alaska Range and witness the arctic alpine tundra of the North side of Denali National Park's remote interior. Add a glacier landing onto your flightseeing tour for an experience of a lifetime (this adds 30 minutes to your trip time).
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Capture unparalleled views of Denali on this 1.25 hour flightseeing tour from Talkeetna. Follow the river systems of Talkeetna across the Susitna Valley into an incredible landscape of icefalls, glaciers and snowy peaks. Explore deeper into the Alaska range including the Kahiltna Glacier, the longest in Denali National Park, stretching 45 mile with stunning ridges of earth and ice. Add a glacier landing onto your flightseeing tour for an experience of a lifetime (this adds 30 minutes to your trip time).
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It’s not every day you get to hike along the base of a 26-mile-long active glacier! Join the original guiding company on Matanuska, founded over 30 years ago, and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of one of Alaska’s most accessible natural wonders on foot with NOVA’s popular Glacier Tour! This unique adventure offers an up-close look at a dynamic, ever-evolving landscape. Our expert guides will lead you through the rugged terminal moraine, sharing their knowledge of the region’s formation, natural features, and the forces that have shaped it over thousands of years. Along the way, you’ll encounter stunning ice formations, jagged seracs, deep crevasses, and flowing moulins. You’ll be outfitted with all the necessary gear and transported to the glacier’s terminus at the park. From there, you’ll hike across the moraine and into the breathtaking 'Ice Falls' area, where towering ice cascades over the rocky landscape—truly a memorable experience.
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Explore Wrangell’s wild beauty on this 4-hour guided e-bike and hike adventure. Ride quiet forest roads by e-bike to the Rainbow Falls trailhead, then hike through lush temperate rainforest to a stunning waterfall surrounded by moss-covered trees. Along the way, your guide shares local knowledge about the landscape, wildlife, and culture. This active yet relaxed tour offers a perfect mix of scenic riding and peaceful hiking in Alaska’s untouched wilderness.
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Venture deep into the Alaskan wilderness on this 4-hour boat journey up the legendary Stikine River to the breathtaking Shakes Lake and Glacier. Known as one of North America's last truly wild rivers, the Stikine winds through untouched landscapes of dense forest, steep-walled canyons, and glacial valleys. Your adventure begins in Wrangell, where you’ll board a custom high-speed boat designed for comfort and exploration. As you navigate the braided river channels, keep an eye out for moose, bald eagles, and even black bears along the shoreline. At Shakes Lake, drift among icebergs that have calved from the stunning face of Shakes Glacier—a pristine, remote sight few get to witness. This small-group trip blends scenery, wildlife, and glacial beauty into one unforgettable Alaskan experience.
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Get to know the dogs of Susitna Sled Dog Adventures! Join us in training our dogs when theres not snow. Explore the world of sled dogs, learn what it takes to compete in races, and understand why these incredible animals thrive in this unique role. We’ll tell you stories about the dogs and share adventures from the trails. After the dryland ride and some playtime in the yard, we’ll dress up a dog in a harness, show you the sled, and talk about the winter gear we use. If we have any puppies, we’ll end the visit cuddling with the next generation of athletes.
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What sets this experience apart is your focus on small group sizes and a relaxed, unhurried pace. We believe history shouldn't be rushed. By keeping groups small, you get a personalized experience with a guide deeply well-versed in Wrangell’s unique cultural landscape, vibrant natural beauty, and layered history. We don’t just walk you past landmarks; we bring the stories of this island to life. While independent travelers often walk right past the ancient, subtle rock art at Petroglyph Beach, we guide you straight to these thousands-of-years-old treasures, explaining the cultural significance and enduring theories behind them. From the lush rainforest coastline to the dramatic tales of a town that has lived under four flags, we weave together nature and history seamlessly. Your tour concludes with an included admission ticket to the world-class Wrangell Museum, allowing you to transition into exploring its physical artifacts independently and at your own perfect pace.
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Bike tours, e-bikes, kayaking, rafting, anything outside

This is the only place in Alaska where you can mush your own team of dogs in the summer! This is not a just a tour kennel; it is the training grounds and homestead of 4-time Iditarod champion, Dallas Seavey. All the dogs are either retired racing dogs (many have won the Iditarod), are currently on the race team, or are the next generation in training to become the next great champions! Our dogs are active and training year-round. As a guest musher here, you become part of Dallas Seavey Racing's year-round training program. The group size for this experience is usually 6 or less people, with a guide assigned to each group, creating a very personal experience. All of our dogs are extremely friendly, and love attention. Cuddle puppies, romp with young dogs, or walk with champions.
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Take off on our private trail system through the beautiful snowy birch forest! During your mush your guide will be the lead musher as you follow him/her down the trail, take in the silence except for the occasional sound of the huskies barking with excitement!
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The modified Hummer will take you across our working ranch where you will see hay fields and maybe horses. Once on the first tower you don’t touch the ground till your land at our private pond. You will zip over 900 foot canyon, over salmon creeks. The views are incredible from the moment you arrive. There are 6 tandem zip and 3 elevated walking bridges with floating stairs. You guides will give you all the safety information needed to have an enjoyable adventure. All gear is provided.
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Alaska and fishing are synonymous! We pride ourselves in not only teaching guests how to fly fish but give guests a completely unique Alaskan experience!
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Paddle through towering canyon walls and cascading waterfalls on this guided, 4-hour rafting trip. Challenge yourself on Class IV rapids as you descend the scenic Six Mile River, passing through healthy salmon runs and crystal clear water. Find adventure while safely navigating this two- canyon run starting near Hope.
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Enjoy a gentle float down the headwaters of Sixmile Creek during a 3-hour rafting expedition near Hope, Alaska. This family–friendly morning or afternoon tour of the Granite and Bertha Creek drainage is perfect for a relaxing float trip with sweeping views of the distant mountains of the Kenai Peninsula.
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This is a unique dog sledding experience in a very remote area of Alaska. No other outfitters are using our incredible scenic trails. Our dogs are world class sled dogs who participated in the most demanding sled dog races in the world, like the Iditarod and Yukon Quest. So fid our guides. This tour is an extraordinary dog sledding adventure for those who want to travel off the beaten trail.
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Paddling in Alaska is one of the most unique experiences in which someone can participate in. Not to mention that paddling is a great form of exercise! So come learn how to Kayak or Stand Up Paddle Board in Alaska!
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Half-day to full-day trips out of the city - Pompeii, Tivoli, Tuscany, you name it

This 7.5 to 8 hour excursion is ideal for the traveler who is looking to discover all of what Prince William Sound has to offer – amazing glaciers and exciting wildlife. On this tour you will visit the face of Meares Glacier and have ample time to spend with the wildlife seen along the journey. Often spotted are seals, sea otters, sea lions, puffins, eagles, whales, porpoise and more!
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It’s a train like no other. Departing from Talkeetna, the Hurricane Turn Train leaves civilization behind and makes a round-trip journey through the wilds of the Indian River Valley. Along the way, passengers may take advantage of the Hurricane’s unique flagstop service to get on or off the train anywhere along this backcountry route (due to the nature of this service, scheduled stop times may vary). Locals have long loved the Hurricane for access to remote cabins, hunting and fishing, while visitors consider this train the Alaska Railroad’s best-kept secret for a truly authentic Alaskan experience – not to mention the panoramic views at the train’s turnaround point, Hurricane Gulch. On a clear day, Denali towers over the braided Susitna River.
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Kayak on TWO amazing glacial lakes! This adventure begins with a paddle across Trail Lake in Historic Moose Pass. Our guides bring this small Alaskan town’s history to life. The stories of locals like Alaska Nellie, the ghost of gold miner Al and the famed Iditarod Trail provide plenty to ponder as you paddle along the shores of Trail Lake. After a short paddle south, glide to shore for a hike along a section of the Iditarod National Historic Trail as we head up and over the ridge to the stunning, emerald waters of Grant Lake. While moderately rated in regard to the terrain, there's no denying we're in wild Alaska along this route due to the rapid growth of the vegetation in the spring and summer along the trail. The feelings while staring out across Grant Lake are hard to describe and the views are breathtaking. We'll take some time to have lunch here, then we'll set out on kayaks once again to experience this area from the water before hiking back down the trail toward Moose Pass.
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Everyone has ridden in a wheeled aircraft. With this 30 minute flight you get to experience what it’s like to ride in a Floatplane in our beautiful state.
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This flightseeing tour is a unique experience of traveling in a floatplane through Denali National Park. The flight offers amazing views of Denali, the tallest mountain in North America, and the surrounding areas. You will experience large glaciers, snowcapped mountains, and granite rock walls. After enjoying the 1-hour Denali Flight Tour, you will be dropped off at a remote lodge just outside of Denali National Park for a 4 hour guided hike. On a clear day you will have spectacular views of Denali and the Alaska Range as you hike in the heart of the Talkeetna wilderness. The experience of hiking along the serene alpine landscape surrounded by open tundra and wild beauty is breathtaking and unforgettable!
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Unwind on a refreshing day trip to Chena Hot Springs, where you can soak in natural outdoor mineral springs and explore the world's largest year-round ice museum. Enjoy scenic views during the ride from Fairbanks, blending wellness and adventure with a hint of Arctic wonder. This getaway is perfect for those seeking relaxation and a unique experience in Alaska. Note that guests must be 18 years or older to enter the outdoor facilities, making it an ideal retreat for adults. - Full-day tour lasting 7 hours from 4:30 PM to 11:00 PM - Pickup and drop-off from all hotels and most BNBs in Fairbanks - Admission included for both the hot springs and the Ice Museum - Complimentary water provided, but food and beverages are not included
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Explore Alaska’s spectacular wilderness on an exhilarating trek with a great naturalist guide. Denali State Park (different from Denali National Park) is famous for its trails, wildlife, and stunning views of nearby Denali (weather permitting). Trek through lush forest, then climb above tree line for spectacular views of Alaska Range peaks and glaciers. This is THE best trail for views of Mt. Denali! Enjoy a snack while scanning the mountainside and valleys for moose and foraging bears. This is a great trip in any weather and is often the highlight of travelers Alaska vacations. Notes: Good walking shoes recommended. Dress for current weather conditions; raingear and trekking poles are available if needed. Bring your camera and binoculars. Trail routes may vary due to trail and weather conditions. We provide a hike snack of Reindeer sausage, cheese, pretzels, nut bar, organic fruit bar, small juice & a locally made Birch candy. Please bring your own water.
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Embark on a breathtaking journey through the icy waters of LeConte Bay, where sculpted icebergs drift beneath towering cliffs and the mighty LeConte Glacier carves its way through the landscape. Cruise among floating ice formations and watch for seals, eagles, and possibly even whales as your captain navigates this ever-changing wilderness. After your glacier experience, continue on to the charming fishing town of Petersburg, where you'll have time to explore its colorful harbor, learn about its rich Norwegian heritage, and enjoy a relaxed stroll through this authentic Southeast Alaskan community. This unforgettable day blends wild glacial beauty with small-town culture, offering a true taste of Alaska by land and sea. This small-group experience offers up-close views and expert narration about the region’s geology, wildlife, and glacial dynamics. Whether you’re an adventurer, a photographer, or simply a lover of raw natural beauty, this tour promises awe at every turn.
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Airport pickups, point-to-point transfers, and city transport

The ultimate multi activity package: a helicopter tour, a dogsled tour and a landing on the lower glacier to explore the melt pools and crevasses. Start this adventure with a spectacular helicopter ride over glaciers and icebergs. We often see moose, black bears, Dall sheep and mountain goats. Land on a huge snow field high on a glacier and enjoy a whole hour with Alaskan sled dogs and their mushers that live here all summer long. Take the dog team for an exhilarating dogsled ride through real snow. You can stand on the runners and mush your own dog team if you want, or just sit on the sled and let the mushers run the team. After the tour the helicopter takes you to the lower glaciers where you will land on the hard ice between the crevasses to see the majestic blue melt pools. Total Tour time 2 hours - 1 hour on the glacier with dogsledding (aprox 30 min sled ride) and 30 min at the lower glacier near the crevasses and blue melt pools. Aprox 30 min of flight seeing total round trip
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Experience one of Alaska’s most dramatic flightseeing adventures on this extended 90-minute helicopter tour over the Columbia Glacier—Alaska’s second-largest tidewater glacier. Soar above jagged crevasses, towering icebergs, vivid blue melt pools in summer, and watch for possible calving events. You may also spot seals lounging on floating ice and mountain goats high on the surrounding cliffs. During the flight, your pilot will land on a remote glacier for 30 minutes of on-the-ground exploration, giving you time to drink pure glacier water, explore with your pilot guide, take incredible photos and video, and experience the massive scale of Alaska’s icefields up close. This longer tour is perfect for travelers seeking a deeper, more immersive look at Alaska’s dynamic glacier landscapes. Fly with confidence: For more than 30 years, Alpine Air Alaska has been the region’s safest and most trusted helicopter tour company, known for our expert pilots and an unwavering commitment to safety.
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Private guides, VIP access, after-hours tours, premium small-group

PRIVATE W/Trail Snacks Tour Highlights • Birds eye views of the mountains, glacial rivers and water falls • Stand up Paddle Board in massive ancient glacier pools • Take advantage of almost any kind of weather • Great view from the helicopter - no wings to get in the way! 3-hour adventure on the Knik Glacier Pools. Guests will be given a dry suit to wear while adventuring in the freezing cold glacial water. You and your guide will participate in a few jumps into the glacial lake, making you feel as comfortable as possible getting in and out of the water. This will help to understand the drysuit / Personal Flotation Device system in the event you lose your balance on the paddleboard in the lake, you will feel prepared to get back on. Once you feel ready to take on your paddle, we will connect you to your leash and send you off into the lake for a serene paddle out and back to the end of the lake.
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The only way to get to the trail we use is to take a boat! Whether you are well seasoned in the outdoors or never kayaked or stayed in a yurt before, this overnight tour is one of the best ways to feel truly immersed in what Alaska has to offer. With an overnight stay in an Alaskan handmade, Mongolian style yurt, frontier style dinner and the chance to kayak on two glacial lakes in Alaska, this tour in the Chugach Mountains on the Kenai Peninsula is the kind of experience that lasts lifetime!
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PRIVATE TOUR - LUNCH INCLUDED Enjoy a scenic helicopter tour as the helicopter zips you over the gorgeous valley to the Knik Glacier, where you will land next to a gigantic crevasse. Your skilled climbing guide will teach you about the surrounding glacier structures as you get harnessed up for your tour. Not only will you have 4 hours to climb, but you will also have opportunity to explore the Knik Glacier and melt pools. We do recommend you bring layered clothing, a hat, sunscreen, a neck gaiter for your comfort and of course sunglasses for those bright summer days!
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Experience a real working dairy farm in The Last Frontier! Sun Fire Ridge is an independent, historic family farm nestled in the scenic mountain foothills of the MatSu Valley. Get an exclusive up close and personal look at farm life from past to present as our milkmaid takes you through a day in the life of a farmer in Alaska - including a real milking demonstration, feeding and petting our cows, sheep, and rabbits, turning them out to pasture (seasonal), and bottle feeding baby calves (when available). Additionally, each private tour is full of amazing farm animal and western style selfie photo opportunities. Our friendly cows, sheep, and rabbits can't wait to meet you!
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We offer several unforgettable self-guided canoe adventures in the heart of Alaska! Whether you’re hoping to paddle across pristine lakes, spot wildlife like beavers or moose, enjoy a scenic hike to your launch point, or explore a multi-lake canoe trail with portages — we’ve got options for every type of adventurer. Once you book, we’ll contact you to help plan your route and coordinate your adventure. We will explain how the process works, coordinate your gear pick up in South Rolly Campground — ready for your journey. Let us know your interests when booking, and we’ll make sure your adventure is one to remember!
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Trip Highlights: - Fly in a bush plane over stunning Alaskan backcountry - Land beside a remote glacier—far from the crowds - Explore and photograph the glacier up close - Learn from experienced local pilots - Small group sizes for a personalized, private experience
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Common questions about booking Alaska experiences through SimilarTours
June through August gives you the midnight sun, accessible trails, and the highest chance of clear skies for helicopter tours. Winter is spectacular if you're after dog sledding and aurora hunting, but daylight is scarce. Check before you go since seasonal availability varies by tour type.
Helicopter and glacier adventures fill up fast during peak summer. Book 2-4 weeks in advance if possible, longer if you're traveling in July or early August. Popular spots like the Denali flight tours can book out further ahead.
Yes. The scale of Alaska makes self-guided travel logistically tough - you'll spend half your time driving between spots. Guides know where wildlife congregates, they handle the technical stuff on glacier tours, and they read weather patterns that matter when flying into remote areas. You're paying for expertise and access, not just company.
Small planes and helicopters are the backbone of Alaska travel - many tours include flights as part of the package. Anchorage serves as the main hub. Between regions, you're either flying or driving long highway stretches, which is why most visitors book multi-day experiences rather than hopping around.
Half-day glacier paddles usually cover guide, paddle, and gear. Multi-day trips often include accommodation, meals, and transport. Helicopter tours vary - some land on glaciers, others just fly over. Check the fine print for what's covered, especially regarding weather backup days and equipment.
Some are. Glacier paddleboarding near Anchorage works for moderate fitness levels. Helicopter sightseeing is accessible to most ages and abilities. The backcountry hikes and mountaineering-level ice climbing require real experience. Talk to tour operators about your fitness level - they're honest about what each trip demands.
Use SimilarTours to line up what different operators offer for the same activity - glacier tours, Denali flights, helicopter adventures - so you can see pricing, timing, and what's included side by side. Read recent reviews and check cancellation policies since weather is a factor.
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Alaska hits different when you're actually out there. Most visitors come for the raw wilderness - glaciers that tower overhead, wildlife you've only seen in documentaries, and the kind of silence that feels almost loud. People book helicopter tours to land on ice fields, paddle kayaks past calving glaciers, and chase the midnight sun. Dog sledding in summer, hikes through backcountry, multi-day glamping trips - these aren't casual activities. They're the reason travelers save up and plan months ahead.