Top Alaska Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 33

Explore the snow-covered wilderness of the Glen Alps in Chugach State Park on this private advanced snowshoe tour. Follow your naturalist guide through alpine meadows and hemlock forests, admire views of Anchorage Bowl, Cook Inlet, and glacial valleys, and watch for wildlife. Snowshoes provided, with gaiters, poles, and daypack available by request.

Embark on an adventure of a lifetime.Experience one of the most scenic hikes to a majestic Ice Cave,soak in the natural hot springs while surrounded by winter wonderland, visit the place where it’s Christmas every day and chase the Aurora Borealis guided by an experienced guide. Get the Full Alaskan experience and fall in love with Alaska!

This tour is a unique blend of Alaskan adventure, history, and local flavor, perfect for anyone looking to experience the town’s rugged charm on two wheels. This guided tour kicks off with a scenic ride on Klondike Electric Bicycles, allowing you to cruise effortlessly through the stunning landscapes surrounding Skagway. After exploring Skagway’s natural and historic wonders, the tour wraps up with a stop at a local brewery. Here, you’ll get a chance to unwind and savor some of Alaska’s finest craft beers, brewed with a mix of local ingredients and creative flair. It’s the ideal way to round off your ride, combining a thirst for adventure with a taste for the region’s artisanal brews. This tour is perfect for beer enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventurers alike, offering a unique way to enjoy the great outdoors and the vibrant local culture in one memorable experience.

Accessible only a few months each year, these beautiful ice caves let you explore glaciers from a whole new angle— inside the ice. This experience includes more flight time than our typical winter landings, as the caves lie further within the Chugach Range. Fly down the scenic Knik River Valley, with sweeping views of rugged mountains, frozen waterfalls and glaciers; en route to a remote ice cave within the Chugach Range. Led by your pilot guide, you’ll land and explore an ice cave carved at the toe of one of Alaska’s vast glaciers. Come enjoy this unforgettable winter experience! Approx. 50 minutes flight time with remaining time spent exploring the ice caves.

Accessible only a few months each year, these beautiful ice caves let you explore glaciers from a whole new angle— inside the ice. This experience includes more flight time than the typical winter landings, as the caves lie further within the Chugach Range. Fly down the scenic Knik River Valley, with sweeping views of rugged mountains, frozen waterfalls and glaciers; en route to a remote ice cave within the Chugach Range. Led by your pilot guide, you’ll land and explore an ice cave carved at the toe of one of Alaska’s vast glaciers. Come enjoy this unforgettable winter experience! Approx. 50 minutes flight time with remaining time spent exploring the ice caves.

If you are brave enough to visit Alaska in the winter then you have to go dog sledding! Our 1.5-hour winter dog sled tour is a great introduction to mushing. Drive or sit in the sled with one of our guides, learn all about how we train and prepare our dogs for races like the 1,000-mile Iditarod, hear exciting tales from the trail, and experience Alaska’s state sport for yourself!

A Rare Combination of Iconic Alaska Experiences This tour uniquely combines hands-on wildlife encounters, authentic dog sledding, and scenic Alaskan travel into one seamless, professionally guided day. Most tours offer one of these elements — this experience delivers all of them without feeling rushed. Authentic, Hands-On Animal Encounters Guests don’t just observe animals from a distance. They interact up close with reindeer, moose, alpacas, and sled dogs, creating meaningful, memorable moments that go far beyond photo stops. Dog Sledding with Professional Mushers This is not a staged demonstration. Guests work directly with experienced mushers and energetic sled dogs, with opportunities to ride or drive the sled themselves — depending on comfort level — for a truly immersive experience. Designed for Comfort, Ease, and Access Hotel pickup and drop-off, all necessary gear, and expert local guides are included. The logistics are handled so guests can fully focus on the experience.

Don't miss a thing in Sitka with our Wildlife/Whale Watching boat & Land Combo Tour, Step off the ship, and we handle the rest, no lines or hassles. Your journey for up to 6 begins with a two-hour boat ride through Sitka Sound's pristine waters, immersing you in nature from our heated vessel to encounter whales, otters & other wildlife. Upon reaching downtown Sitka, the adventure transitions to a scenic two-hour land exploration. A personally guided tour in our mini-vans, traversing Sitka's landscapes, visiting local trails, waterfalls, and estuaries, and a glimpse of the Sitka road system end to end. As a highlight, your expert guide leads you through the Fortress of the Bears, witnessing the majesty of these creatures up close. Our carefully timed trips avoid the busiest crowds, ensuring a perfect experience. Finish your tour in downtown Sitka, exploring shops and attractions on your own or enjoying your meal picnic style at the picturesque harbor or our cafe.

We handle the transportation allowing you to relax and enjoy. Our Guides know the best spots and can take you to lesser-known attractions along the way. Our guides offer expert Knowledge and provide insights about local history, culture, and wildlife that you might miss on your own. Once we arrive, retired sled dogs greet you and dogs in their prime take you on Alaska’s winter trails, each having a special place on our team. After you’re outfitted for winter, we’ll share some tales from the trail around the campfire before we introduce you to the whole team, many have competed in the Iditarod multiple times. We invite you to be part of the adventure on one of our dog sled tours, beginning with giving the dogs love and attention before we head out on the trail. Once we’re on the trail, you can ride in a custom-made tour sled, or you can help your guide drive the sled!

Experience an unforgettable adventure with our guided hikes up Flattop Mountain, Alaska’s most climbed peak! Just a short drive from downtown Anchorage in Chugach State Park, Flattop Mountain promises stunning scenery, a rewarding challenge, and memorable moments. For up to four people. Details: Provided: Hiking poles, emergency rain gear, snacks, water, and bear spray carried by your guide. Difficulty: Steep terrain, moderate to difficult. Possible snow near the peak. Weather: Full refund if cancelled due to inclement weather. Trail Overview: The Sunnyside Trail is 3 miles round trip with a 1,350-foot elevation gain, offering panoramic views and a well-marked path suitable for various skill levels. Why Choose Us? Our Wilderness First Aid (WFA) Certified guides ensure safety and enrich your experience with local knowledge. We follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve Flattop Mountain’s pristine beauty.

truly unique experience at Chena Hot Springs Resort, where you can soak in naturally heated outdoor hot springs surrounded by stunning landscapes, whether it's the snow-covered trees in winter or lush greenery in summer. The resort's Ice Museum is another highlight, featuring breathtaking ice sculptures and even an ice bar where you can enjoy a drink served in an ice glass.

The Arctic Ale Trail is the signature evening of your time in Fairbanks. Not a typical bar hop or self-guided crawl, but a curated journey into the culture and spirit of Interior Alaska. Visit three respected local breweries and discover how pure Alaska water, long winters, and frontier independence shape every pour. In one of them, enjoy an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour where you’ll see how their beer is crafted from start to finish. With hotel pickup, safe transportation between stops, and included drinks at two breweries, every detail is handled so you can experience the Fairbanks after dark without the stress of planning or driving. Choose to end at your hotel or Humble Roots Beer Project downtown. With small groups and limited evening departures during the Midnight Sun season, this is one effortless and rewarding way to explore the city after hours. It is the kind of evening that stays with you long after your trip, when a sip or sunset brings you back to the North.

This daytime winter photo tour explores the natural beauty of the Anchorage area, providing access to stunning landscapes and wildlife opportunities. Explore the beauty of winter, from frosty woods to ice falls, snow-covered mountains to coastal sunsets, as you visit 4-5 different locations. Destinations can include Chugach State Park, Turnagain Arm, and the coast of Cook Inlet. Departure times will vary according to the timing of sunset, and throughout the tour, you’ll be offered creative and technical support by your Alaska Photo Treks guide. This winter photo tour is fun for everyone, from casual picture-takers using cell phone cameras to avid photographers with high-end gear, and it’s a great way to see the beauty of winter while developing your photography skills. Book it at the start of your Alaska trip so you can learn tools to help you better document and enjoy the rest of your Alaska vacation!

Travel the Seward Highway without the hassle of renting a car and driving and experience the thrilling Turnagain Arm. Highlights of this small-group tour include Beluga Point for panoramic views and wildlife sightings, Portage Valley with a glacier stop, Turnagain Art Gallery featuring intricate chainsaw carvings, and Potter Marsh, a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

This private Juneau adventure is perfect for families and small groups looking for a comfortable, crowd-free way to explore Alaska together. Your group of up to 6 guests will enjoy Mendenhall Glacier viewing from Brotherhood Bridge, whale watching, and beginner-friendly kayaking in stable sea kayaks through North Pass. No prior experience is needed, and the private format allows for a more relaxed pace that works well for mixed ages and abilities. With chances to see humpback whales, sea lions, bald eagles, and scenic lighthouse views, plus hearty snacks, nonalcoholic beverages, and roundtrip transportation from the cruise ship docks, this tour makes it easy for families to enjoy a memorable Juneau experience together.

This Juneau small-group shore excursion combines Mendenhall Glacier viewing from Brotherhood Bridge, amazing scenic kayaking and wildlife viewing, and a guided hike into one flexible, cruise-friendly adventure. Perfect for cruise ship passengers, families, and adventure seekers, it offers a more personal and active alternative to crowded tours, with knowledgeable local guides who live in Juneau, small groups, hearty snacks, round-trip dock transportation, and a guaranteed return to your ship on time.

Discover the beauty of Alaska on this 3.5-hour scenic trip from Anchorage to Girdwood. Capture stunning views at Beluga Point, where the majestic Cook Inlet meets the mountains, and stop by Indian Valley Meats to explore unique Alaskan specialties. Once in Girdwood, enjoy leisure time to soak in the charm of this mountain town before returning. This tour offers a relaxed atmosphere with insights from a knowledgeable local host with 24 years of Alaskan experience. - Scenic 3.5-hour trip from Anchorage to Girdwood - Photograph the breathtaking views at Beluga Point - Visit Indian Valley Meats for distinctive Alaskan delicacies - Explore the charming mountain town of Girdwood at your own pace