Helicopter and Glacier Dogsled with Knik Glacier Landing

Experience two tours in one: soar by helicopter to a snowfield for an hour of dogsledding, then land on Knik Glacier to explore the ice. Enjoy sweeping views of the Chugach Range and look for wildlife as you fly to and from the landings.

• Fly over the Chugach Range, Knik Glacier and Lake George
• Mush or ride with professional mushers on real snow
• Meet Alaskan huskies and hear musher stories
• Explore blue melt pools and crevasses on the lower glacier
• Use provided overboots and crampons for traction
• Benefit from small groups for a personal tour

What's Included

• Helicopter flightseeing
• One hour dogsled tour on snow
• Lower glacier landing and guided walk
• Overboots and crampons

Things to know

Flights and landings are weather dependent. Guests are weighed at check-in; those 250 lbs or more may require an extra seat and 300 lbs or more may need a different aircraft. No backpacks or bags in the helicopter; drones, bear spray, lighters, battery packs, and firearms are not allowed.

FAQs

Is it cold on the glacier?
The dogsled camp is about 4,500 ft on a snow-covered glacier. Weather is unpredictable at that altitude, so dress in layers and be prepared.

What is not allowed?
Drones, bear spray, lighters, battery packs, and firearms are not permitted. Backpacks or bags are not allowed in the helicopter and loose straps must be secured.

What helicopters are used?
Flights operate on Robinson R44, R66, and AStar helicopters. Aircraft type is not guaranteed. Groups of two or more may be split between aircraft but stay together on tour.

How are passenger weights handled?
Accurate weights are required for safety and FAA balance requirements. All guests are weighed at check-in and seating is assigned based on balance.