Glacier Tours
Glacier Paddleboarding
Glacier Tours
Seward Wildlife Explorer
Glacier Swim & Hike
Heli-Paddleboarding
Glacier Dogsledding
Weddings & Elopements
Family Celebrations
Glacier Dogsledding
Seward Wildlife Explorer
Spring | Summer
Overview
Anchorage
Seward
YETI SUGGESTED
2x
Glacier Landing & Glacier Landing w/ melt pools
2 Hours
~30 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
May 1 – Aug 31
Light
Available
All ages
1x
Glacier Landing on Snow
1 Hour 30 Minutes
~25 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
May 1 – Aug 31
Light
Available
All ages
YETI SUGGESTED
2x
Glacier and Remote Glacier Lagoon or Beach
2 Hours
~30 Minutes
Seward
May 15 – Aug 31
Light
Complementary Within Seward
All ages
YETI SUGGESTED
2x
Glacier Landing & Glacier Landing w/ melt pools
2 Hours
~30 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
May 1 – Aug 31
Light
Available
All ages
1x
Glacier Landing on Snow
1 Hour 30 Minutes
~25 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
May 1 – Aug 31
Light
Available
All ages
YETI SUGGESTED
2x
Glacier and Remote Glacier Lagoon or Beach
2 Hours
~30 Minutes
Seward
May 15 – Aug 31
Light
Complementary Within Seward
All ages
“We want every guest to feel taken care of the moment they arrive—great hospitality turns an adventure into a memory.”
— Eli (VP Hospitality)
“The drive to the lodge is part of the experience—great scenery and great conversations with guests make it special.”
— Kevin (Transportation Manager)
“Behind every great experience is a team making sure every detail runs smoothly from start to finish”
— Rendon (VP of Operations)
“Our job is to make sure every guest feels comfortable stepping into the wild and leaves with a story they’ll tell forever.”
— Tom (Guide)
“The best part of guiding in Alaska is sharing places most people only dream about seeing.”
— Travis (Guide)
“There’s nothing better than watching someone see a glacier from the air for the first time—it never gets old.”
— Wyatt (Pilot)
Be a part of something unforgettable. Because the best moments are life changing ones.
We love our guests and sometimes it’s best to hear it firsthand. Don’t take our word for it. Hear it straight from the people who’ve been there, experienced it, and came back with memories that last a lifetime.
Is it cold on the glacier?
Our dogsled camp is located 3200ft high on a snow covered glacier field. The weather can be unpredictable at that altitude so we recommend being prepared for all weather types.
What is not allowed?
Drones
Bear spray
Lighters
Battery packs
Firearms
No backpacks or bags in the helicopter (items must fit in pockets).
Loose straps must be secured.
Types of Helicopters
We fly Robinson R44s, seats 3 passengers w/ 565 lb weight limit
Individual seat limit of 299 lbs
Groups of 2+ may be split into two helicopters but stay together on tour.
Passenger Weights
Accurate weights are required for safety and FAA weight & balance requirements.
250+ lbs: $150 comfort surcharge (extra seat)
290+ lbs: Please call to ensure aircraft availability
Seating is assigned based on balance and cannot be pre-selected.
Etiquette & Safety
Please return to the helicopter when prompted by the pilot to avoid delays or additional charges.
Your pilot will choose the safest route and viewing areas based on weather & FAA flight restrictions.
If you have questions before your tour, visit our FAQ page or contact our team at 907-272-7777 — we’re available 7 days a week.
