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    Seward Glacier Dogsled Helicopter Tour

    Mush a sled-dog team on a glacier after a helicopter flight

    5.0 stars• 2.4K reviews
    From$260/ personincl. taxes and fees

    Duration

    1.5 hours

    Includes

    Helicopter flight, dogsled ride

    Highlights

    Fly over Kenai Fjords National Park, glaciers, and icebergs before landing on a snow-covered glacier. Drive a sled-dog team or ride with a musher, then meet the dogs and puppies.

    • Fly over glaciers and icebergs en route to a glacier snowfield
    • Drive your own sled-dog team or ride while a musher runs the team
    • Meet the sled dogs and puppies after your ride
    • Listen to stories about long-distance sled dog racing
    • Look for moose, black bears, Dall sheep, and mountain goats

    What's Included

    • Overboots

    Know before you go

    • Ages 2+ only
    • Bring sturdy closed-toe footwear; heels and open-toe shoes are not allowed
    • Bring a windproof and waterproof outer layer, warm wool or fleece layer, ear-covering hat, thin gloves, and sunglasses
    • Backpacks and bags are not permitted on the helicopter; carry desired items in your pockets
    • Leave bear spray, lighters, battery packs, and loaded guns behind
    • Keep purse and camera straps around your neck
    • Accurate passenger weights are required and verified at check-in; seating is assigned for aircraft weight and balance
    • A $150 comfort surcharge, not included in the listed price, applies to each traveler weighing 250 lbs or more
    • Travelers weighing 300 lbs or more require a larger Astar helicopter

    Cancellation Policy

    Free cancellation 72 hours or more before departure. Cancellations within 72 hours are non-refundable but may be rescheduled for a future date. No-shows or late arrivals without 24 hours' notice forfeit payments. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or safety.

    FAQs

    Groups of more than 3 people or with a combined passenger weight over 600 lbs may fly in 2 or 3 helicopters, but your party will stay together for the dogsled tour.

    Meeting details

    11385 Seward Highway, Seward, Alaska 99664

    Experience provided by Alaska Helicopter Tours
    Experience provided by Alaska Helicopter Tours

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    Review summary

    5.0
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    Nate has clearly mastered the art of creating magical northern lights experiences in Fairbanks. Travelers consistently praise his exceptional customer service and flexibility, particularly his generous 24-hour cancellation policy that sets him apart from other tour operators. He doesn't just take groups to crowded viewing spots but finds secluded locations with clear skies, often setting up on frozen lakes with warming fires, hot drinks, reindeer sausages (with vegetarian options), and s'mores. His ability to read weather patterns and adapt plans on the fly means guests have the best possible chance of seeing the aurora. What makes Nate stand out is how he juggles everything seamlessly. He's building fires, cooking food, capturing stunning photos that arrive in your inbox by morning, spotting wildlife along the way, and still managing to give personalized attention to each guest. The tours often run late into the night or early morning, with Nate continuing to check for aurora activity even on the drive back. Beyond northern lights hunting, he also guides trips to Chena Hot Springs and the ice museum, sharing his extensive knowledge about Alaska throughout. Groups ranging from kids to seniors have felt comfortable and well-cared-for, with extras like blankets, mittens, and warming pads provided when needed.

    What people are saying

    Review 1 of 5
    5/5

    My wife and I were in Anchorage, between visits to Seward and Denali. We didn’t really have anything planned in Anchorage, so a helicopter tour sounded like fun. We booked the "Grand Knik Glacier Experience" for three landings and glacier sightseeing. I highly recommend this tour. We booked transportation to their facility (I originally thought it could be Uber'ed, but it's a long way). Our driver, Kevin, picked us up at our hotel, and we made the pleasant ride from Anchorage to Palmer. Kevin knew we should be early for our tour in case the helicopter was ready. He had seen people show up late for sightseeing, not be ready, and miss the tour due to weather changes. We had no idea what to expect, so there wasn’t much we could tell our pilot, Sam. He took great care of us and chose a bunch of things for us to see. We landed at a raging waterfall fed by the snowmelt, a mountain surrounded by glaciers, and the glacier itself. The secluded waterfall was great. The water was roaring, and we could feel the spray on our faces. Atop the mountain, we marveled at the 360-degree panorama of the Knik Glacier. Walking on the mountaintop tundra was strange; it felt springy and soft. On the glacier itself, the water was so blue, and the ice beneath showed deep-blue crevasses. Sam again took great care of us, providing us with strap-on crampons so we would feel secure on the ice. We booked this trip because we didn’t have anything else going on. But it turned out to be among my favorite activities in Alaska. When I return to Alaska, I’ll make certain to do another tour.

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    David Walker

    July 7, 2026

    Review 1 of 1
    5/5

    My wife and I were in Anchorage, between visits to Seward and Denali. We didn’t really have anything planned in Anchorage, so a helicopter tour sounded like fun. We booked the "Grand Knik Glacier Experience" for three landings and glacier sightseeing. I highly recommend this tour. We booked transportation to their facility (I originally thought it could be Uber'ed, but it's a long way). Our driver, Kevin, picked us up at our hotel, and we made the pleasant ride from Anchorage to Palmer. Kevin knew we should be early for our tour in case the helicopter was ready. He had seen people show up late for sightseeing, not be ready, and miss the tour due to weather changes. We had no idea what to expect, so there wasn’t much we could tell our pilot, Sam. He took great care of us and chose a bunch of things for us to see. We landed at a raging waterfall fed by the snowmelt, a mountain surrounded by glaciers, and the glacier itself. The secluded waterfall was great. The water was roaring, and we could feel the spray on our faces. Atop the mountain, we marveled at the 360-degree panorama of the Knik Glacier. Walking on the mountaintop tundra was strange; it felt springy and soft. On the glacier itself, the water was so blue, and the ice beneath showed deep-blue crevasses. Sam again took great care of us, providing us with strap-on crampons so we would feel secure on the ice. We booked this trip because we didn’t have anything else going on. But it turned out to be among my favorite activities in Alaska. When I return to Alaska, I’ll make certain to do another tour.

    Photo of David Walker

    David Walker

    July 7, 2026

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