Anchorage Port Guide

Our family-owned, humanitarian-winning kennel in Willow, the mushing capital, features the fastest distance-racing dogs in the country. Let us introduce you to our Iditarod dogs and unique dog-driven lifestyle before you experience a traditional Alaskan sled ride at our home.

A local guide leads a leisurely bike ride from Kincaid Park along the beautiful Tony Knowles Coastal Trail to view moose and Cook Inlet. Experience the beauty of the area and learn about the history and events that shaped Anchorage.

Travel south on the Seward Highway, named one of the most scenic byways in North America, for ocean and mountain views and an included aerial tram ride 2,300 feet up Mount Alyeska. Admission to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is included, though food is on your own at the Bore Tide Deli & Bar.

Visit Alaska's largest road-accessible glacier on this wonderful full-day tour. The experience includes the Glacier Park entrance fee and lunch.

The morning tour starts at 9am (not 8:15) from Sept 16-30 due to winter hours at the Conservation Center. This picturesque drive along Turnagain Arm offers breathtaking views en route to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, one of southcentral Alaska's best attractions, where we guide you through the sanctuary while s.

This 90-minute tour includes aerial views of ice-fields and glaciers as you glide past the rugged peaks of the Chugach mountains before landing on a glacier to explore ancient ice. Enjoy an extended return flight over the majestic waters of Prince William Sound where you'll see a spectacular 4.

Travel north from Anchorage through the MatSu Valley to Willow, the mushing capital, for an exhilarating sled dog ride powered by authentic Alaska Huskies. We handle the driving to a real Iditarod musher’s home kennel where you will witness enthusiastic canine athletes and lea.

This daily 8-hour guided hike from Anchorage includes professional safety gear and expert instruction for trekking the mesmerizing blue ice of Matanuska Glacier. Enjoy Matanuska Valley views and watch for local wildlife during your trek through this st.

Board a comfortable van in downtown Anchorage for a scenic two-hour drive with guide commentary before reaching the breathtaking Matanuska Glacier. Meet expert guides for an unforgettable two-hour trek across the ancient ice of this destination.

This signature tour includes 30 minutes of flightseeing and 30 minutes landed at three glacier areas, including the glacier itself and an alpine landing to see the 5-mile wide, 29-mile long Knik Glacier. A second landing at a 100-foot ice wall allows you to see.

This six-hour small-group tour for max 14 guests uses a Mercedes Sprinter and a born-and-raised Alaskan guide to explore the Seward Highway. Stop at Beluga Point to glass the water for belugas and the cliffs for Dall sheep and eagles between the Chugach Mountains and the sea.

The Seward to Anchorage VIP Tour and Transfer provides personalized service for up to 12 guests in a fully equipped new Sprinter Van. This curated small-group tour offers unique experiences to ensure you see Alaska your way.

This 2-hour morning or afternoon Anchorage City & Highlights Tour is a fun way for those short on time to learn history through scenic stops and short walks. See the big city's highlights and return in time for lunch.

Lift off from Girdwood for a helicopter tour 35 minutes south of Anchorage, offering views of the Chugach Mountains, remote valleys, massive glaciers, and vibrant blue meltwater pools. The experience includes a 30-minute glacier landing for photo opportunities.

This expertly guided Matanuska Glacier hike includes small group transportation from Anchorage and offers breathtaking views en route to the ice. A knowledgeable guide leads you across the frozen expanse to discover the glacier's secrets and geological marvels.

Hike to Barbara Falls, the most photogenic and fascinating waterfall in Chugach State Park, located just minutes from the trailhead. This easy, brief, and exciting tour is a must-do for visitors and residents, especially when the falls are frozen solid.

Drive 30 minutes to the Flattop Scenic Overlook in Glen Alps for views 2,000 feet above Anchorage and the Cook Inlet. After getting fitted for a bike and helmet, explore the mountains with a local guide on a wide dirt and gravel double track trail.

Drive the scenic Turnagain Arm to spot Dall sheep and Beluga whales before visiting the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to learn about wildlife. Continue to Portage Glacier Lake for additional scenic views and potent.

Ideal for families with younger kids, this late summer and autumn daytrip combines world-class hiking with foraging for wild Alaskan edibles and backcountry cooking. Learn the art of outdoor meal preparation where pizza might even be on the menu.

A 50-minute drive from downtown Anchorage up the Knik Arm takes you to the historic Musk Ox Farm, nestled amongst the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountains. Your guide shares fun facts about flora, fauna, and local legends before experts will.