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 While in Alaska, it can be hard to find activities for the whole family to agree on. This sled dog discovery tour in Juneau is the perfect solution—kids and people of all ages are sure to be excited to visit with the husky puppies. You’ll also learn from a musher all about dog sledding in Alaska and ride down a 1-mile track with a team of huskies, too. Race down a 1-mile, dog-sled trail in Juneau with a team of 16 huskies Spend time with Alaskan husky puppies under staff supervision A musher teaches you all about dog sledding in Alaska Choose from a wide variety of times to best suit your busy schedule

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  If you’re looking for a unique experience that combines history with the great outdoors, book this Juneau Underground Peterson Gold Mine and Panning Experience. Go with a guide to the old mine and go on one of the only underground tours in all of Alaska—wearing a hardhat for safety. After learning about the mining done there, test your skills at gold panning.

 Immerse yourself in an all-inclusive Alaskan experience: enjoy an all-you-can-eat salmon bake, sift for gold, and watch a Tlingit Master Carver at work on totem poles and silver. After feasting on grilled wild salmon, blueberry cake and more, roast marshmallows by the campfire. Visit the nearby Wagner Mine for glimpses of mining relics, walk to Salmon Creek waterfall, and pick up original Tlingit works of art. Various shuttle departures give you the flexibility to enjoy this outing for as long as you like. Traditional, all-you-can-eat Alaskan salmon bake from Juneau Savor the smells of salmon grilling over an open fire Enjoy a menu that includes baked beans, pasta, salad, blueberry crisp and more Roast marshmallows around a campfire after the meal Visit the Salmon Creek waterfall or sift for gold on your own at Wagner Mine Watch a Tlingit Master Carver at work and learn about the ancestral craft

 Although we are the original whale-watching company in Juneau (operating since 1994), we are still small and family-owned and operated! We want you to feel like part of the family, and we pride ourselves on prioritizing local hires in order to give back to our community and give you the best possible tour experience. We want our guides to love Juneau as much as you do! Our fleet consists of only mammal-friendly jet boats, and the small size and intimate setting will make you feel right at home with the whales.  We pride ourselves on our quick transfers between vehicles! We don't want you to wait any longer than you absolutely have to! What's Included

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  Travel from the Juneau Airport to the destination of your choice with this private transfer. Meet your driver at the airport, get luggage assistance, and proceed to your destination in Juneau or the surrounding areas. Skip the hassle of the taxi line and reserve a vehicle that fits your party size. Transfers are available 24 hours a day and include flight time arrival monitoring.

   Spend several hours exploring the highlights of one of Alaska’s southernmost cities on this immersive, multi-stop tour of Ketchikan. Pick between multiple tour times to suit your schedule, and meet your guide in central Ketchikan, or at your cruise ship dock. See city highlights, including historical Creek Street and a local salmon hatchery, before continuing out of town: you’ll visit totem parks, pretty tide pools and beaches, nature preserves, and more. As you go, learn all about the region’s indigenous heritage.

 Are you looking to see the best of Ketchikan in a short time with a chance of wildlife? The Tongass Trolley tour is for you! Enjoy the sights while your Guide shares Ketchikan's colorful history in a replicated 1800's cable car trolley. You begin the journey with a short drive past an eagle's nest to Saxman Native Village where you will disembark to experience the largest collection of Tlingit and Haida totem poles. Your Guide will share the rich cultural story each totem tells while you walk around the grounds of the village. The next stop is at a small cove for an opportunity to see wildlife. Of course, wildlife is never guaranteed, but there is a good chance of sightings at this location. The last stop is a short drive to Rainbow Falls where you will stop to enjoy a photo op in front of the beautiful falls. After a scenic coastal drive back to town, we will drop you at the historic district of Creek Street or back to where the tour began. You will love where we take you!

 Immerse yourself in the living history of Southeast Alaska by visiting Saxman Native Village. Here, you will get a chance to experience the rich native culture of the region and learn about the Tlingit warrior tribe that descends from Saanya Kwaan or the "People of the Southeast Wind". During your visit, you can observe and learn about the lifestyles, heritage, and history of the people in this community. Enjoy a scenic drive along the way to Saxman Native Village. Your driver will point out historic landmarks and other popular areas of town. Listen to the rich history and stories of the town.

 Kick off your morning with a pleasant 3-hour kayaking tour along Resurrection Bay to Tonsina Point from Seward. Follow a guide, close along the shore, and see as much wildlife action on land as in water. Watch for otters, eagles, sea lions, bears, and Alaskan salmon during spawning season. Enjoy snacks and warm beverages before paddling back. Hotel transport is included on this family-friendly outing.   

  Pan for gold near a water wheel and salmon stream in Seward. You’ll learn the art of panning, discover your own Gold Rush experience and keep everything you find! Popular with children, this 1-hour experience is offered at various times throughout the day to suit your schedule.

 Fly from Seward to Bear Glacier, soaring over Resurrection Bay with spectacular views of snow-capped mountains and massive icebergs. From waterfalls to old-growth forest, the scale of the Alaskan landscape is best seen from the air, and traveling by helicopter means you'll get an eagle's-eye perspective on the coast. When you reach Bear Glacier, you'll be looking straight down at Kenai Fjords National Park's largest glacier, and one of the world's biggest glacial moraines.

  Sail off form Cooper Landing to spend the day fishing on the Kenai or Kasilof river areas. Enjoy a relaxing day of fishing for Pacific Salmon and Trout on some of the most scenic fishing areas of Alaska. All equipment, snacks, and instruction are provided and the tour is suitable for beginner and advanced anglers of all ages.

  Visit Brooks Camp for the chance to see Alaska’s famous bears in the wild—from the security of a viewing platform. This tour takes you to Brooks Camp by floatplane, so you can admire the rugged landscape from the air before landing on a lake and taking a hike to the bear viewing area. This trip is a must for photographers hoping to get up-close photos of bears.

Come and enjoy our 24' Camping Yurt open floor plan! 3 queen beds and a wood stove for heat. This is a very basic dry cabin with wood stove and electricity. The deck has a coal BBQ, all nestled in the woods behind Uncle Steve's Cabin on Lowell Point.

Our yurts are Alaska-built to withstand our changing environment, and we have taken extra measures to insulate commonly exposed areas. However, our winds on Lowell Point can get cold! We encourage our winter warriors to pack their extra layers, extra firewood, and extra sense of adventure for camping in Alaska's wild.

The Matanuska Glacier is one of Alaska’s premier destinations. At 27 miles long and 4 miles wide, it is Alaska’s largest glacier accessible by road. Marvel at the ice that formed thousands of years ago high in the Chugach Mountains. It also boasts one of the most accessible areas to walk on of any glaciers in Alaska. Each day is unique due to the dynamic nature of the glacier.

Your day will start with a magnificent scenic drive along the Glenn Highway with stunning mountain vistas and plenty of time for photo stops. Next, we will drive to the toe of the glacier to don our ice cleats and helmets and begin exploring the glacier on foot. We generally spend two hours and walk a total of three miles on the ice. After exploring the glacier we will have lunch at a local eatery with amazing views of the glacier and surrounding scenery. Each tour will be customized to suit your group’s interests. This is a once-in-a-lifetime bucket list opportunity to explore glacial ice!

Hop aboard a red trolley in downtown Anchorage during this deluxe city tour, focused on local culture and history. See top landmarks including Earthquake Park, Lake Hood Harbor, and the Alaska Railroad Depot. Get off the trolley at designated photo stops and ask your guide questions to learn more. Watch seaplanes land on Lake Hood and keep an eye out for wildlife like moose during the tour.

$49 per person

Visit Anchorage to Portage Lodge: 8am, 9am, 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, 3:30pm
Visit Anchorage to Girdwood Station: 8am, 9am, 10am, 11am, 12pm
Visit Anchorage to Indian Valley Mine: 11am, 12pm

Portage Lodge to Visit Anchorage: 9:15am, 10:30am, 12:45pm, 5:15pm, 5:50pm
Girdwood Station to Visit Anchorage: 9:15am, 10:30am, 12:45pm, 5:15pm, 5:50pm
Indian Valley Mine to Visit Anchorage: 9:15am, 10:30am, 12:45pm

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Board your Turnagain Arm Shuttle for the guided drive along Alaska’s most scenic highway. From beginning to end there are dramatic views of mountain scenery and Cook Inlet. Your shuttle will drop you off at your destination. Please print your ticket and talk to your driver and let them know your destination.

 Get the inside scoop on Anchorage’s beer culture and brewery history on this half-day tour. An in-the-know guide whisks you around the city to sample six tasty offerings at three venues, including three classic breweries that you are sure to enjoy. Pair the hoppy happiness with light snacks, chat it up with locals and take with you a renewed perspective on Anchorage’s stand-out beer scene. Savor delicious craft beer from three of Anchorage’s top breweries Learn about the history of Alaska’s vibrant brewery culture from your guide Enjoy a variety of appetizers with your beer at one brewery Explore downtown Anchorage on foot and check out the dramatic skyline

   Explore the musk ox farm in Matanuska Valley on this small group tour from Anchorage. You’ll take a walk on the farm, learning about the history and importance of the animals and qiviut, its fine wool, as you go. You’ll have round-trip transfers from Anchorage and see some lovely scenery along the way. 

• Easily meet your group at the departure point
• Keep costs down by booking this small group tour
•  Entry to the musk ox farm is included 
• Tour is around 3 hours, then the rest of the day is free
  

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