Explore the wild and wonderful Alaskan wilderness during this 1-week guided tour. Begin your adventure in Anchorage with a sweet treat: Taste agutak — Inuit Ice Cream — after an exclusive demonstration by Alaska's Indigenous people at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Board a jet boat for a tour along the Chulitna River to a trapper’s cabin, where you will learn about the lifestyle of hunting and trapping in the state. Ride along the world-famous, glass-domed Alaskan Railroad toward Denali National Park, where the country’s tallest peak, Mount McKinley, will greet you. From Whittier, take a 100-mile boat tour of Prince William Sound and the see the glaciers of College Fjord.
The Matanuska Glacier hiking allows you to explore blueand-white glaciers, impressive ice sheets and deep crevasses for spectacular scenery you'll
never forget.
I compared several platforms before booking, and they had the best deal at the time, plus the flexible activity options. Just got around to reviewing a month after the tripâlife's been busy! Honestly, it exceeded expectations. The core glacier and aurora experiences were solid, and the optional choices worked well. Everything was well-organized. All my pre-trip research paid off. Great value for money.
Jody
7 months ago
My friend raved about their Alaska aurora tour last year, so I had to try it myself this winter. Every highlight she mentioned, from the Aurora Train and glacier hike to the Santa Claus House, lived up to the hype. The tour was perfectly organized and hassle-free. I'm already planning to pass on the recommendation to other friends!
Wyonda
7 months ago
Chena Hot Springs was magical, and we saw the Aurora! The guide was passionate and informative. The only minor issue was noisy heating in one hotel. Overall, a fantastic and flexible tour with great value. Highly recommend!
Steven
7 months ago
Exceeded expectations as an aurora-themed tour! Soaking in Chena Hot Springs was relaxing, and Santa Claus House was fun. Transfers were smooth. The Basecamp dome was perfect for aurora photography. Worth the price for these unique experiences.
Annie
7 months ago
I've wanted to join an aurora tour for so long, and finally made it this time. The wait a little nerve-wracking, but seeing the lights dance across the sky made it all worth it. Unbelievably beautiful and stunning â my heart was so full, I was just speechless with joy watching it.
Angelo
7 months ago
Seamless transportation with stunning scenery along the way. The Matanuska Glacier hike was an unforgettable, safely guided experience. A perfect blend of wilderness, hot springs, and Arctic culture. A flawless winter adventure.
Grace
6 months ago
Coming from the non-stop buzz of LA, this Alaska tour was a soul cleanse. Trading freeway noise for the profound silence of ancient glaciers, and city neon for the dancing aurora and it was humbling. Soaking at Chena Hot Springs, all that stress just melted away. This wasn't just sightseeing; it was authentic nature therapy. I'm heading back recharged and realigned.
Dionne
7 months ago
This Alaska aurora tour is for the experience collectors! Hiking on ancient blue ice and soaking in hot springs â it's next-level stuff that absolutely crushed my social feed. The adventure was raw but well-organized, and I met an awesome crew. This is what travel should be. Major props to anyone looking for a unique story to tell.
Mayanin
7 months ago
I compared several platforms before booking, and they had the best deal at the time, plus the flexible activity options. Just got around to reviewing a month after the tripâlife's been busy! Honestly, it exceeded expectations. The core glacier and aurora experiences were solid, and the optional choices worked well. Everything was well-organized. All my pre-trip research paid off. Great value for money.
Jody
7 months ago
My friend raved about their Alaska aurora tour last year, so I had to try it myself this winter. Every highlight she mentioned, from the Aurora Train and glacier hike to the Santa Claus House, lived up to the hype. The tour was perfectly organized and hassle-free. I'm already planning to pass on the recommendation to other friends!
Wyonda
7 months ago
Chena Hot Springs was magical, and we saw the Aurora! The guide was passionate and informative. The only minor issue was noisy heating in one hotel. Overall, a fantastic and flexible tour with great value. Highly recommend!
Steven
7 months ago
Exceeded expectations as an aurora-themed tour! Soaking in Chena Hot Springs was relaxing, and Santa Claus House was fun. Transfers were smooth. The Basecamp dome was perfect for aurora photography. Worth the price for these unique experiences.
Annie
7 months ago
I've wanted to join an aurora tour for so long, and finally made it this time. The wait a little nerve-wracking, but seeing the lights dance across the sky made it all worth it. Unbelievably beautiful and stunning â my heart was so full, I was just speechless with joy watching it.
Angelo
7 months ago
Seamless transportation with stunning scenery along the way. The Matanuska Glacier hike was an unforgettable, safely guided experience. A perfect blend of wilderness, hot springs, and Arctic culture. A flawless winter adventure.
Grace
6 months ago
Coming from the non-stop buzz of LA, this Alaska tour was a soul cleanse. Trading freeway noise for the profound silence of ancient glaciers, and city neon for the dancing aurora and it was humbling. Soaking at Chena Hot Springs, all that stress just melted away. This wasn't just sightseeing; it was authentic nature therapy. I'm heading back recharged and realigned.
Dionne
7 months ago
This Alaska aurora tour is for the experience collectors! Hiking on ancient blue ice and soaking in hot springs â it's next-level stuff that absolutely crushed my social feed. The adventure was raw but well-organized, and I met an awesome crew. This is what travel should be. Major props to anyone looking for a unique story to tell.
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