Seward Helicopter and Glacier Dogsled with Kenai Fjords Landing
Fly over Kenai Fjords, dogsled on a glacier, and enjoy two scenic landings
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Fly over Kenai Fjords, dogsled on a glacier, and enjoy two scenic landings
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2 Hours
Helicopter flight, Dogsled ride
Fly above Kenai Fjords National Park, then land on a snow-covered glacier for an hour of dogsledding with an Iditarod team. Continue to a second scenic landing by an iceberg-filled lagoon or glacial ice wall.
Flights and landings are weather-dependent and the glacier is typically colder than town. No backpacks or bags, drones, bear spray, lighters, battery packs, or firearms. Accurate passenger weights are required; guests 250+ lbs pay a comfort surcharge and seating is assigned for balance.
Is it cold on the glacier?
Yes. The dogsled camp sits about 3,200 ft on a snow-covered glacier where weather can be unpredictable. Dress in warm layers.
What types of helicopters are used?
Robinson R44 helicopters that seat 3 passengers with a 565 lb combined limit and a 299 lb individual seat limit. Groups may be split but remain together on tour.
What is not allowed?
Drones, bear spray, lighters, battery packs, firearms, and backpacks or bags in the helicopter. Loose straps must be secured.
How are passenger weights handled?
Accurate weights are required and all guests are weighed at check-in. Seating is assigned for balance. Guests 250+ lbs pay a $150 comfort surcharge.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. Within 24 hours, non-refundable; changes may incur a fee. Weather cancellations are refunded or rescheduled.
11385 Seward Highway Seward, AK 99664
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.
My adventure with Nate was wonderful. After going to Chena Hot Springs where I saw the ice museum, drank an appletini, and soaked in the hot springs, he took us to the perfect place to see the aurora, which was fantastic. There he cooked reindeer sausages and s’mores. He was a great guide, quite knowledgeable about the area and the aurora, and fun to be with. The whole trip far exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend him.
Tom Mellin
September 28, 2025
My adventure with Nate was wonderful. After going to Chena Hot Springs where I saw the ice museum, drank an appletini, and soaked in the hot springs, he took us to the perfect place to see the aurora, which was fantastic. There he cooked reindeer sausages and s’mores. He was a great guide, quite knowledgeable about the area and the aurora, and fun to be with. The whole trip far exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend him.
Tom Mellin
September 28, 2025