Private glacier flight, ice walk, and gentle river float
8 hours
Up to 10 people
Lunch, guide, rubber boots
Explore Twenty Mile Glacier by helicopter, then step onto ancient ice before rafting its braided river valley. This private outing combines remote scenery with a relaxed Class I–II float.
Some alternate Departure Times may be Available at 9:20 or 12:15, depending on Helicopter Charter Availability.
Total Rafting Time depends on the river's water level and wind on the lower stretches of the river. The rafting is longer in low water, whereas the time on the water is shorter in high water.
Cancel 10 days or more in advance for a 90% refund. Cancellations within 10 days are nonrefundable.
Product ID: KPCTER
Dress in warm layers and bring a rain jacket, thick warm socks (to wear with the provided rubber boots), a warm hat, gloves, binoculars, and a camera.
This trip is suitable for ages 6 and up. You raft a Class I–II (in high water) braided river with no big rapids, and most guests do not get splashed. If you want a drier ride, ask your guide for a spot in the raft that is not "splashy."
The helicopter seat weight limit is 290 lbs. If an R66 helicopter is required because your party’s total guest weight plus a guide cannot stay below 600 lbs, an additional charge of $200 applies for the party.
Chugach Adventures, 1553 Alyeska Highway, Girdwood, AK 99587
Chris, Kimberly, and Elizabeth lead tours that consistently impress visitors with their deep knowledge of Alaska and genuine enthusiasm for sharing it. Guests rave about the personalized attention, especially on smaller tours, and appreciate how guides accommodate photo stops and wildlife viewing opportunities. The food selections are delicious, and the tours cleverly combine history, culture, and local dining experiences. Whether exploring the Wildlife Conservation Center, hiking to Matanuska Glacier, or discovering Anchorage eateries, travelers feel they're getting an authentic local perspective rather than a typical tourist experience. A few guests wished for more food and fewer sweets on the culinary tours, or hoped for greater focus on hidden gems beyond downtown spots. One reviewer felt the downtown tour could have offered more detail for the price, and another noted some portion sizes felt small. These are minor quibbles in an otherwise stellar track record. The guides' willingness to customize experiences and run tours even for just two people demonstrates real commitment to quality. Traffic around Anchorage can occasionally slow things down, but the guides make the most of every moment with engaging stories and flexibility.
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