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Just like every glacier is unique, so is every adventure. Find the experience that’s right for you.
Glacier Landing
— Eli (VP Hospitality)
— Kevin (Transportation Manager)
— Rendon (VP of Operations)
— Tom (Guide)
— Travis (Guide)
— Wyatt (Pilot)
We love making our tours memorable. We love it even more when we hear it from our guests.
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.
We take care of most things, but you might still have questions. Here are some answers for you as you pick the right tour for you and your group.
No experience is required. Your guide will walk you through everything and make sure you’re comfortable before entering the water.
It’s extremely cold. You’ll be equipped with a dry suit and safety gear, allowing you to experience the water in a controlled and comfortable way. Guests are responsible for bringing their own warm gear. The dry suits will keep you dry, but won’t keep you warm.
After check-in and a safety briefing, you’ll take a scenic helicopter flight to Knik Glacier. From there, you’ll spend time exploring the glacier on foot and swimming in melt pools, followed by a scenic return flight.
This is a moderate activity. You’ll be walking on glacier terrain and entering cold water, but the pace and level of activity are adjusted
Yes. Safety is our top priority. You’ll be equipped with a dry suit and guided by experienced professionals who carefully select safe entry points and conditions.
You’ll have approximately 1.5 hours on the glacier, which includes time for trekking, exploring, and your swim experience.
Yes. The experience is flexible—if you decide not to enter the water, you can still enjoy glacier exploration