Tour Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center & Glacier Cruise
Visit a wildlife sanctuary and cruise Portage Lake to see glaciers in 7–8 hours
Duration
7-8 Hours
Includes
Wildlife center, glacier cruise
Highlights
Travel from Anchorage along the Seward Highway and Turnagain Arm, then visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center before a one-hour glacier cruise on Portage Lake.
- Drive the scenic Seward Highway along Turnagain Arm
- Explore the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center wildlife sanctuary
- Spot animals like bears, moose, wolves, and muskox
- Cruise Portage Lake for one hour to view glaciers
- Stop for photos along the route when conditions allow
What's Included
- Round-trip transportation
- Admission to Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
- One-hour glacier cruise
- Bottled water
- Applicable taxes and fees
Things to know
Vehicles are not wheelchair accessible, and you must be able to get in and out of the vehicle on your own. Not recommended for travelers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions. Gratuities, food, and beverages are not included.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund or credit with 48 hours notice of cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.
FAQs
Bring sunglasses and wear comfortable shoes. Pack a windbreaker, and bring a raincoat if rain is expected and you plan to step out for photos.
No. Vehicles are not wheelchair accessible. You must be able to get in and out of the vehicle on your own.
This tour is not recommended if you have heart problems or other serious medical conditions. Most travelers can participate.
Meeting details
320 W 5th Ave Suite 106, Anchorage, AK
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.