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Overview
Anchorage
Seward
YETI SUGGESTED
3x Remote Landing
glacier and alpine ridges
2 Hours
~45 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
Year-Round
Light
Available
All ages
1x
Glacier Landing
1 Hour
~30 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
Year-Round
Light
Available
All ages
YETI SUGGESTED
3x Glacial Lagoon
Remote Beach or Alpine
2 Hours
~45 Minutes
Seward
May 15 – Sep 15
Light
Complementary Within Seward
All ages
1x
Glacial Lagoon
1 Hour
~30 Minutes
Seward
May 15 – Sep 15
Light
Complementary Within Seward
All ages
YETI SUGGESTED
3x Remote Landing
glacier and alpine ridges
2 Hours
~45 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
Year-Round
Light
Available
All ages
1x
Glacier Landing
1 Hour
~30 Minutes
Alaska Glacier Lodge
Year-Round
Light
Available
All ages
YETI SUGGESTED
3x Glacial Lagoon
Remote Beach or Alpine
2 Hours
~45 Minutes
Seward
May 15 – Sep 15
Light
Complementary Within Seward
All ages
1x
Glacial Lagoon
1 Hour
~30 Minutes
Seward
May 15 – Sep 15
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.
What Should I Wear
Layered clothing is the key to comfort in Alaska’s ever-changing weather, regardless of season.
Summer: A weather/water-resistant outer layer is recommended along with sturdy, closed-toe footwear like sneakers or hiking boots. (Absolutely no sandals or heels permitted).
Winter: Warm winter overcoat, snow pants, snow boots, warm hat, and gloves.
Additional items: Sunglasses, a water bottle, and a camera.
Will we all be in the same helicopter? Can I sit in the front?
The seating arrangement and the type of helicopter(s) you fly in will be determined on the day of your tour based on the safest weight and balance for everyone on the tour. Some groups may be split between multiple helicopters but will always land at the same spot to enjoy the tour together.
Front seat placement is determined by weight and balance requirements and assigned by your pilot on the day of your tour.
Can you accommodate large groups and do you offer group discounts?
Each year we offer exciting specials and promos that only Alaska Helicopter Tours can provide. Contact us to learn more.
We can absolutely accommodate any group size. The group may not be flying in the same helicopter but will land at the tour location to enjoy the tour together as a group. Larger groups may have limited landing site options due to space required for multiple helicopters. Groups over 12 people will need to contact us directly if they would like to fly at the same time.
Do you cancel tours because of weather conditions?
Unfortunately we do have bad weather days and there is no way to predict ahead of time (beyond a few days) what the weather is going to be. While we can fly in a wide range of Alaska weather, conditions such as high winds, fog, low clouds, or icing may cause delays or cancellations.
We do have weather-cams pointed towards most of our landing spots so we can see what the weather is like up there. We also check the forecast and the radar continuously to make sure we only fly when the conditions are safe. You can improve your chances of a great trip by being flexible.
If we have to cancel a flight because of weather or safety concerns, we will gladly reschedule you to another day/time. If your schedule does not allow that we will refund 100% of your trip.
What's the difference between Anchorage/Palmer and Seward?
The biggest difference is that our Seward tours are only available in the summer, while our Anchorage/Palmer tours have year-round options. But you’ll see glaciers at both locations. Seward offers access to the Kenai National Park and Anchorage/Palmer is closer to Knik Glacier. Both offer stunning views, experiences and incredible tour options.
