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Adventure Tours in Anchorage

Denali Day Trip Package

Depart from Anchorage's Merrill Field and fly 75 minutes to Denali National Park. As you approach and circle Mt. McKinley, watch for climbers on their way to the summit. After landing, you will board a bus for your park tour. Your driver will assist you in spotting wildlife along the road and answer questions about the park and its resources. The return flight to Anchorage offers a different perspective of the area. Tour includes round trip air from Anchorage with scenic fly-by of Mt. McKinley, a 6-8 hour National Park Service bus tour into Denali, transfers in Denali, and a box lunch.

Glacier Discovery Train with Float Trip

Depart on the Alaska Railroad to Spencer Glacier in the remote Chugach Mountains. Then board your raft for a gentle float among the icebergs at Spencer Lake and down the Placer River. You will return to Anchorage by scheduled motorcoach. Tour includes services of professional guides, raingear, rubber boots, and deli-lunch. 

Horseback Riding in Anchorage

Enjoy guided horseback rides in some of Anchorage's closest nature, the Chugach Mountains. Whether it's gentle and easy or fast and paced, the guided rides take you through an enchanting forest roamed by moose, bears, lynx, coyote, migrating birds, eagles and hawks. Choose from the following:

2 hour Trail Ride with hot meal; or

4 hour Mountain Trail Ride with packed lunch

Summer Glacier Dog Mushing

The greatest Alaskan experience of all - dog sledding on a glacier! Tour departs from Girdwood, located 45 minutes south of Anchorage. Enjoy a scenic helicopter flight to the unique glacier base camp which serves as a summer-time training ground for Iditarod sled dogs. Learn about mushing from a 9-time Iditarod trail veteran and drive the team yourself along a spectacular 2-mile glacier trail. Please note: transfers from Anchorage are NOT included.

Prince William Sound - 26 Glacier Cruise

This full-day adventure begins with a transfer to Whittier from downtown Anchorage via coach or rail. On arrival in Whittier board a high-speed catamaran for your cruise through Prince William Sound. Watch for sea otters, whales and birds as you travel through glacier-filled College and Harrimann Fjords. This tour provides an excellent opportunity to witness glacier calving. Enjoy a hot lunch on board.

Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise

Departs early morning from Anchorage by rail (6:45am) to Seward.  At 11:30 am, depart on a 6-hour wildlife and glacier cruise into the Kenai Fjords National Park. This area is famous for its rich marine wildlife, beautiful fjords, stunning coastal landscapes and numerous glaciers. Keep watch for Stellar sea lions, puffins, harbor seals, sea otters and birds; you may even see a whale or bald eagle! Stop at either Aialik or Holgate glacier for a chance to witness glacier calving. Return to Anchorage by train (arrive10:15pm). Includes deli-style lunch. All prices listed are including tax and port fee.

Glacier Hiking

Just south of Anchorage, the Alyeska Glacier is nestled in Glacier Bowl of the Chugach Mountains. Overlooking breathtaking views of the Turnagain Arm and towering alpine peaks, you will be amazed while peering into crevasses during the Alaskan Midnight Sun. Ride the scenic Alyeska Tram and then hike for about 40 minutes a scenic ridgeline surrounded by the seven glaciers of the Girdwood Valley and outstanding views. At the glacier's edge, you will gear up with climbing harnesses, ropes and/or crampons, over-boots to travel out onto the glacier itself. Trip includes all equipment, experienced and certified mountain guides, tram ticket and interpretive glaciology discussions. A snack and water is provided. While this is a moderate to strenuous activity, no previous experience is needed. Ages 10 and up.
Wear warm comfortable clothes in layers and hiking boots.

Dates of operation: June 13 - September 15, 2011 with departures at 10:00am and 3:00pm.

Arctic Excursions - Barrow

Fly 330 miles north of the Arctic Circle to Barrow, the northernmost point on the continent and Alaska's largest Eskimo village. This excursion provides insight into the ancient Inupiat Eskimo culture and subsistence lifestyle of the Arctic.  Whaling, sealing, and other traditions are introduced. 

Overnight option also available: Includes one night accommodation at the Top of the World Hotel, located within easy walking distance of the Arctic Ocean!