Top Alaska Adventure Tours - page 9

Discover Denali National Park in the quiet beauty of the off season on this custom full-day tour from Fairbanks for up to 6 guests, with options for groups as large as 14 on request. Travel south through interior Alaska, stopping in the historic railroad town of Nenana and watching for wildlife along the way. Depending on conditions, visit the Denali Winter Visitor Center or the historic sled dog kennels, then continue as far along the park road as weather and snow allow. Enjoy a relaxed hike if trails are clear, or go snowshoeing for an easy winter adventure. As night falls, look for the Northern Lights in or near Denali, or chase clearer skies on the drive back to Fairbanks. Tour includes round-trip transportation from most Fairbanks and North Pole lodgings within 25 miles of the airport, light snacks, hot drinks, basic aurora science, photo help, and up to 5 edited aurora portraits when conditions cooperate.

This is an amazing way to be guaranteed to see many of Alaska's most sought after wildlife in a safe and animal friendly park! The bears are adorable, but trust me, seeing a bear in the wild can be a pretty intimidating. Much of Alaska's wildlife you will never see and even the moose, which are super common, visitors can go days or even weeks without seeing one and sometimes you'll see a few in any given day but visiting Alaska's Wildlife Conservation Center guarantees you'll see these animals and so many more! Licensed by Alaska's Transportation Department, this is for 3 - 10 people because of the way the Viator commissions and Park fees work, if you are just one or two people you can still book the tour but I need to charge for 3 - 10 people to make it feasible, if that makes sense.

Upon arrival to the platform, you will be at a prime vantage point to see Alaska’s REAL fisherman! Watch the true champions of the tour – the 5 species of salmon battling in the last part of their life, to arrive upstream to spawn. They are fighting not just the swift current but also the bears. See the black bears fattening up for winter, plunge into the rushing water with jaws wide, to eat the wild salmon heading upstream to spawn. Besides bears feeding, you are also likely to see Bald Eagles feeding on salmon scraps left over by the bears. The Highlights - Visit a World Class bear viewing facility. - A round trip floatplane flight over the Tongass National Forest is included. - Listen to a personalized flight narration – no recorded tracks - There is a high likelihood of seeing black bears, eagles and salmon. - Enjoy a nature walk of approximately ¼ mile round trip. - Be accompanied by an experienced Alaska Bear Guide. -Tour length is 3 hours with up to 45 minutes of flightseeing.

Experience the natural phenomenon of the aurora borealis on this viewing tour from Fairbanks. Head to a couple of spots in the Fairbanks area in search of the colorful lights dancing in the sky (not guaranteed). Listen to your guide as they explain how the phenomenon occurs and enjoy a photography service so you don't have to waste time fiddling around with your equipment.

This is a private, custom boat tour led by a lifelong Ketchikan resident who has spent decades boating in Misty Fjords. The tour typically includes New Eddystone Rock and numerous sites in Rudyerd Bay. Rudyerd Bay is a stunning fjord known for its massive granite cliffs and breathtaking waterfalls that drop thousands of feet. The tour also covers the history of Misty Fjords. We often see ancient pictographs and wildlife such as bears, birds, seals, Humpback Whales, and Orcas. As mentioned above, this is a custom tour. If your group wants to spend more time viewing something (like a pod of Killer Whales), we can do that. Your guide will keep you updated on any adjustments to the tour and its timing. The tour narrative will cover key highlights but will be more conversational in style. We aim to avoid overwhelming passengers with a constant stream of information. That said, guests are encouraged to ask as many questions as they like. You will find the Explorer to be very comfortable

New in 2023! This full-day tour transverses a glacier feed river as it meanders through a glacier-carved valley. It is not uncommon to see a whole host of wildlife that frequents the river system as we paddle our way through the rivers meandering course. 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. From there we will continue downriver to the mouth of the Knik arm of the Cook Inlet.

Embark on an unforgettable 1.5-hour helicopter adventure over the breathtaking landscapes of Seward. *Scenic Flight Over Resurrection Bay & Kenai Fjords Your journey begins with a thrilling helicopter ascent from Seward, soaring above rugged coastline, lush forests, and towering glaciers. *Beach Landing at Bear Glacier Lagoon Touch down on a remote beach near Bear Glacier Lagoon, where towering icebergs drift in turquoise waters. Enjoy time exploring the pristine shoreline. *Alpine Landing Overlooking Resurrection Bay Your adventure continues with a second landing high in the alpine tundra, offering panoramic views of Resurrection Bay and the rugged Kenai Mountains. This once-in-a-lifetime helicopter tour combines thrilling aerial views, exclusive remote landings, and unforgettable memories. A perfect adventure for those looking to experience Alaska’s beauty from a whole new perspective. Book your Seward helicopter adventure today and experience the magic of Alaska from the sky!

Enjoy a unique perspective on Alaskan nature on this day trip. Venture deep into the Alaskan wilderness to a protected wildlife site, which has the world's highest concentration of brown bears. This guided day trip to Pack Creek Brown Bear Viewing Area includes a floatplane flight over Tongass National Forest and kayaking (available June 20 to July 20). The Pack Creek Brown Bear Viewing Area issues a limited number of visitation permits, which need to be purchased separately from your tour operator.

Challenge yourself in the wilds of Alaska on a full-day alpine hiking tour on White Pass, a scenic ridge bordering the Yukon Territory. Depending on the season, trek through wildflower fields, scramble over boulders, or use crampons and ice picks for a snowy ascent to the summit of Feather Peak or Mount Cleveland. This mountaineering adventure is designed for experienced hikers and climbers.

Look for loons and kingfishers on the lakes and moose and bears in the woods. This lush old-growth forest is alive with songbirds, wildflowers, berries, and mushrooms. Your guide will share stories about wildlife encounters, life in Talkeetna, and how the area’s Athabascan Native peoples thrived in this wild land. The fresh air, exercise, and a healthy homemade snack will renew and invigorate you, no matter the weather!

Travel beyond the usual Alaska visitor routes and far from the Denali Park crowds on a journey into one of the state’s greatest road-accessible wilderness corridors. This is a chance to spend a full day in wild Alaska, surrounded by open country, mountain horizons, and the kind of remote landscapes most visitors never reach. Following the scenic Denali Highway, this tour completes a remote loop through boreal forest, tundra, braided rivers, glacial valleys, lakes, high-country mountain passes, distant glaciers, and sweeping views toward the Alaska Range, the system that includes Denali. Frequent stops for photos, wildlife viewing opportunities, and short walks let you step into the landscape while your local guide shares insight into the region’s geology, ecology, history, and wildlife. This is a long full-day experience (13–14 hours), including 135 miles on maintained gravel. Guests must be 15 or older. Groups are limited to just 6 guests for a more comfortable, relaxed experience.

Travel the White Pass into Canada’s Yukon Territory on this small-group adventure from Skagway. Enjoy a scenic drive past alpine lakes, waterfalls, and mountain views. Visit a working sled dog kennel and meet professional mushers and their teams. Learn about life in the North and experience a summer cart ride powered by sled dogs. Led by a locally owned, owner-operated company and a year-round resident guide, this tour offers a more personal experience. Perfect for cruise visitors and outdoor enthusiasts, this half-day excursion delivers adventure, scenery, and culture while leaving time to explore Skagway afterward. Tour Highlights Duration: Approximately 3.5 to 4 hours, 9:30 AM departure Scenic drive over White Pass into the Yukon Territory Visit a working sled dog kennel Summer dog cart ride experience Small-group tour Passport required for border crossing into Canada

Join a 3-hour highlights tour of Skagway with a knowledgeable guide. Hear stories from the Gold Rush and see amazing waterfalls, azure glaciers and mountain views that seem to never end. Visit the Gold Rush Cemetery and a sub-arctic Alpine valley called Tormented Valley, where everything is dwarfed and distorted. This tour has several photo opportunities including the The Welcome to Alaska Sign at the summit, waterfalls, and the Skagway Overlook where you can capture the beauty of Skagway and ships in the inlet! Travel in comfort aboard a 24-passenger mini-bus with bucket seats and large windows, perfect for sightseeing along the way. PLEASE BRING PASSPORTS. PASSPORTS ARE REQUIRED.

You select your start-time. At least 1-hour prior to Sunset is recommend. 2-hours are included, however you can shorten or extend, it is your Private Charter. Your captain, a Merchant Marine Captain with over 30-years on the water will tour you through Sitka Sound, it's beautiful, intricate islands and (weather pending) provide beautiful sunset views of Mt. Edgecumbe - our local (and historically active) volcano. We are located out of Sitka on the western side of Baranof Island, in beautiful Southeast Alaska. Captain Chris "There's no place I'd rather be or explore than Southeast Alaska. Here we have the bounty of the Pacific Ocean at our doorstep with over 17,000 miles of coastline encompassing the Tongass National Forest, the largest intact temperate rain forest in the world. Our mission is to provide our guests with the rarest of Maritime and Coastal Adventures, while providing an element of added safety as we explore one of the most beautiful places on the edges of the earth."

Board your comfortable 24-passenger airporter-style bus and settle in for a scenic 30-minute ride to the harbor. Along the way, your guide will share engaging insights and introduce you to Juneau’s unique history and landscape. Transportation is fully included in your tour experience.

Experience Alaska from both above and below on this unforgettable one-hour tour. Your adventure begins with a helicopter flight over stunning mountain peaks, deep valleys, and ancient icefields. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife as your pilot navigates through one of the most glacier-rich regions in North America. Next, touch down on an actual glacier—a place few ever get to step foot. You’ll have 30 minutes to explore, sip fresh glacier water and take in the surreal surroundings with your camera in hand. This tour is the perfect mix of scenic flightseeing and immersive glacier adventure. What's included: 60-minute scenic helicopter flight through the Chugach Mountains Land on a remote glacier with 30 minutes to explore on foot Wildlife spotting opportunities for moose, Dall sheep, mountain goats and both black and brown bear Up-close views of stunning blue glacier pools (summer only) Complimentary round-trip shuttle service available from any Valdez location

The Seward Transit Tour to Anchorage is a journey through Alaska's breathtaking landscapes, starting from the coastal charm of Seward and concluding in the bustling city of Anchorage. Travelers will enjoy stunning views of glaciers, mountains, and coastal vistas while visiting key sites such as the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and Beluga Point. With insightful commentary from knowledgeable guides, this tour provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences, making it a must for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike. - Scenic journey from Seward to Anchorage, showcasing Alaska's beauty - Visit top attractions including the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center - Discover Beluga Point with its stunning coastal views - Enjoy informative commentary from experienced guides throughout the tour

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.

Board a specialized vessel for a sightseeing cruise en route to our private island paddle base. Launch in a 2-person sea kayak on a fully guided tour exploring the pristine Siginaka Islands. After completing your paddle, enjoy a light snack while you share stories of your adventure before reboarding your expedition boat for a sightseeing cruise to the pier.

Explore the breathtaking Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve on this 5-hour rafting adventure, guided by experts who know the best spots for wildlife viewing. Glide through glacially braided rivers, where you may encounter bald eagles, salmon, and even bears, all while enjoying a mix of swift currents and tranquil floats. This trip is ideal for families and friends (ages 4 and up), ensuring an unforgettable experience in the heart of Alaska's wilderness. The tour includes door-to-door shuttle service, waterproof boots, rain gear, lifejackets, and a hearty snack, making it a convenient and enriching outing. - 5-hour guided rafting tour in the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve - Small groups for personalized wildlife viewing experiences - All necessary gear included, ensuring comfort and safety - Perfect for families and friends (ages 4 and up)

Download GuideAlong’s self-guided driving audio tour of Alaska’s Sterling Highway as you follow turquoise rivers and lakes across the Kenai Peninsula from Anchorage to Homer. See wildlife at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, take in Cook Inlet views at Beluga Point, cruise out to Homer Spit on Kachemak Bay, and add a side trip to Russian River Falls. Along the way, hear stories of gold-rush towns, salmon runs, and local culture, and they play automatically as you drive, in either direction. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t. Stories, tips, and directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use No time limits or expiry, and free updates Like having a tour guide along for the drive Purchase one tour per vehicle.

Download GuideAlong’s self-guided driving audio tour of the Seward Highway as you drive between Anchorage and Seward. Visit Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, ride the Alyeska Aerial Tram (Girdwood), stop at Tern Lake and Summit Lake, and walk to Exit Glacier near Kenai Fjords National Park. Along the way, hear stories of Native cultures, earthquakes, salmon runs, and Turnagain Arm wildlife, and audio plays automatically as you drive. Start anywhere, either direction. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t. Stories, tips, and directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use No time limits or expiry, and free updates Like having a tour guide along for the drive Purchase one tour per vehicle.

Enjoy a smooth and scenic small-group transfer from Whittier to Anchorage with an experienced local guide. Travel in a comfortable Mercedes Sprinter, hear fun and informative narration about Alaska’s history and wildlife, and enjoy brief scenic photo stops when timing allows. Our 8:15 AM pickup is perfectly aligned with the 8:30 AM Whittier Tunnel (and your cruises 7 - 8a disembarking time) making this the easiest, most reliable way to reach Anchorage after your cruise. This is a new listing for Whittier, however book with confidence I have 35 - 5 (all) star reviews on Advisor and Viator!

This is a visit to Chena Hot Springs for a day visit plus an Aurora Chase on the way back to Fairbanks. Getting to the Springs Resort and the aurora chase is via a Vehicle that holds up to 6 people, is low to the ground, and is easy to enter and exit. This tour can NOT accommodate wheelchairs unless special arrangements are made. Please advise us with any mobility issues, the ground can be icy. Please note that there is no guarantee of indoor plumbing for bathroom breaks being available during the aurora chase portion. This tour operates regardless of temperature, please dress accordingly.