Turnagain Arm Wildlife Tour From Anchorage
Scenic Seward Highway drive with wildlife viewing and Portage Valley exploration
Duration
6 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 12 people
Includes
Photography, snacks, wildlife entry
Highlights
- Drive the Seward Highway beside Turnagain Arm
- Look for Dall sheep, bears, eagles, beluga whales, and the Cook Inlet bore tide
- Visit Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to view wood bison, reindeer, moose, musk ox, wolves, and bears
- Explore Portage Valley and Chugach National Forest at self-guided stops
- Read interpretive signs and learn from Chugach National Forest staff at Begich Boggs Visitor Center
What's Included
- Photography
- Cold mineral water
- Snacks
- Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center entry
Know before you go
- Pickup and drop-off locations are required
- A liability waiver is required and covers risks including injury and death during the tour
- A credit card processing fee applies and is not included in the listed price
Cancellation Policy
Receive a 75% refund when you cancel 24 hours before the tour, or a 50% refund when you cancel within 24 hours of departure. No-shows are charged full price. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
FAQs
Join the Turnagain Arm Glacier Discovery Friday through Sunday from November through February, or any day of the week from March through October.
A liability waiver is required. It covers risks associated with participating in the tour, including injury and death.
A credit card processing fee applies and is not included in the listed price.
Related locations
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Admission includedDriving the Seward Highway south of Anchorage, you will spot the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center before you fully expect it, a broad sanctuary tucked between spruce forest and tidewater. Brown bears wade through meadow grass, wood bison graze in open pastures, and bald eagles perch at eye level. The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center gives every visitor a rare, unhurried look at animals that define the Alaskan wilderness.