Top Alaska Sports Lessons

Nature lovers can spend the day exploring the Matanuska Glacier on a hiking tour that traverses the glacier’s picturesque terrain. Along the way, your guide teaches you about the dynamic glacial features including seracs, moulons, and crevasses. While it is easy to get views of the glacier on your own, a guided hike on the glacier itself provides a completely different perspective of the otherworldly landscape.

Travel like an Alaskan—aboard a dogsled—during this dogsledding and mushing experience in Fairbanks. Hop aboard and hold on to be towed by energetic dogs down five miles (eight kilometers) of snowy trails with your private party. You can help drive the team with voice commands, as your guide supervises from the back of the sled.

Willow, Alaska, is famed for its association with the Iditarod. This small-group tour gives you a taste of life on the trail, without the hard work. At a family-owned and operated kennel, meet the huskies, help harness the team, and enjoy views of Denali as a musher leads your pack along private trails.

Ride ATVs aggressively through muddy tidal flats. Control your own ATV on a high intensity adventure. Drive your own ATV or add a passenger on back. Motorsports and outdoor experience recommended. Mandatory participation in recovery's and safety.

An exhilarating ATV ride awaits you on the muddy tidelands of Turnagain Arm, where smooth, high-visibility trails lead through stunning landscapes. Navigate streams and mudflats on this advanced adventure, rated 'High' for difficulty. Expect to encounter wildlife such as moose and coyotes while traversing grassy meadows en route to Seattle Creek, with routes adjusted according to the tides. Set off from the Skookum Adventure Basecamp and prepare for the thrill of muddy terrain, where the harder you ride, the muddier you get. Dress warmly and embrace this unique Alaskan experience.