All Glacier Tours
Discover breathtaking glacier adventures in Alaska with our expertly guided tours. Whether you’re seeking a challenging hike or a scenic day trip, explore the stunning beauty and wildlife of the Alaskan wilderness on our unforgettable glacier tours.
Southern Glaciers Tour
The Southern Glaciers Tour is an 8-hour adventure available year-round, priced at $189 per person. The tour begins with a drive along the Turnagain Arm of Cook Inlet, offering chances to see wildlife like Dall sheep, moose, and beluga whales. It includes a stop at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you can observe native Alaskan animals. The journey continues to Portage Valley, where you’ll see multiple glaciers, making it a comprehensive day trip from Anchorage.
This tour is ideal for those looking to experience Alaska’s wildlife and glaciers in one day. It includes round-trip transportation from Anchorage hotels, bottled water, and flexibility for food stops. Guests should prepare for varying weather by dressing in layers and bringing essentials like a hat and sunglasses. The tour offers a balanced mix of wildlife viewing and glacier exploration, making it a great option for those with limited time in Alaska.
Matanuska Glacier Hike
The Matanuska Glacier Hike is a year-round tour priced at $299 per person, lasting from 8 AM to 5 PM with 2-3 hours spent hiking on the glacier. Participants explore the largest glacier accessible by road, experiencing features like crevasses, seracs, and glacial erratics with a professional guide.
This moderate hike includes transportation from Anchorage, safety gear, and bottled water. Guests should wear waterproof footwear and dress in layers to stay comfortable. The tour is not recommended for those with significant health concerns.
Raven Glacier Hike
The Raven Glacier Hike is a challenging 12-hour adventure available from May to September, priced at $249 per person. The tour begins with an 8 AM pickup from your hotel in Anchorage and includes a 6-7 hour hike. You’ll cover about eight miles, gaining 2,300 feet in elevation as you trek through a scenic alpine valley. The hike leads to the stunning Raven Glacier, where you’ll spend about an hour exploring the icy terrain with microspikes provided for safety.
This hike is ideal for those with above-average fitness, as it involves significant physical exertion. The trail offers opportunities to see wildlife such as mountain goats, moose, and bears. Participants should wear waterproof footwear and dress in layers to stay comfortable in variable conditions. This hike is not recommended for anyone with serious medical conditions, as there is no cellular service or easy access to medical treatment in the area.
Glaciers in Alaska