Alaska Adventure Tours and Vacations
Alaska by Train, Plane & Automobile Tour
Spend your first enjoying the sites and sounds of Alaska's largest city -
Anchorage, before driving south down the
Kenai Peninsula. Watch for Dall sheep and Beluga whales along the way. Your four
days on the Kenai Peninsula includes a full day glacier and wildlife viewing
cruise from Seward through Kenai Fjords National Park and into the Gulf of
Alaska. Sea Lions, otters, eagles and puffins abound (not to mention glaciers).
Spend two nights in the artsy fishing town of Homer. Optional day tours out of
Homer include bear viewing in Katmai National Park.
Turn north now to Girdwood - another artsy Alaskan town at the foot of Mount
Alyeska.
Continue north to the Matanuska Valley. Visit a working Musk Ox farm and
Hatchers Pass with its historic gold mine (now a museum), before continuing
north to Talkeetna and a flight over North America's highest peak - Mt. McKinley
in Denali National Park. Spend your non-flying time hiking, walking, or enjoying
an optional helicopter landing or dogsled ride on a glacier.
Drive to Anchorage for 2 nights before boarding the Alaska Railroad south to Whittier and Prince William Sound for a spectacular glacier viewing cruise.
Return to Anchorage before heading home or continuing on another tour.
Alaska by Automobile Tour - 14 Days
After an overnight rest in Anchorage, head north to the Matanuska Valley.
Visit Hatchers Pass with its historic gold mine (now a museum),
before driving north to the high tundra of Tangle Lakes and spend a couple of
days hiking the hills, kayaking the 25-mile long Tangle Lake, and exploring this
archeologically rich area.
Continue on to Glenallen before arriving for a two-night cabin stay in the ghost town of Chitina. As an optional excursion, you can park your car and board a small plane for the trip to McCarthy/Kennicott in the Wrangell-St. Elias mountains.
Head south to the Kenai Peninsula and the fishing port of Seward. While in
Seward, take a glacier cruise in the Gulf of Alaska and walk to the face of one
of the Kenai Peninsula's most popular attractions, Exit Glacier. Continuing
south down the peninsula, visit a Russian Orthodox Church before arriving in the
quaint fishing port of Homer. Optional Halibut charters and bear viewing tours
are available.
Wrap this vacation up with a free evening in Anchorage for shopping or just
relaxing before either heading home or continuing on another tour.
Alaska & Canada by Automobile Tour - 21 Days
After an overnight rest in Anchorage, head due north to the Matanuska-Susitna
for a night before continuing on to Denali National Park. Take a bus tour
through the park
and home of Brown Bears, Caribou, Moose, Eagles, Fox, Dall Sheep, just to name a
few. Next, head up to Fairbanks - your jumping off point to a relaxing Chena Hot
Springs visit and a tour of the 44-acre Alaskaland Historical Pioneer Park.
Next, take the Top of the World Highway to Dawson City, Canada, the heart of the
great Klondike Gold Rush. Drive south to Skagway, Alaska, where you can take an
optional railroad trip over the famous gold rush era, Chilkoot Pass.
Head south to the Kenai Peninsula and the fishing port of Seward. While in
Seward, take a glacier cruise in the Gulf of Alaska and walk to the face of one
of the Kenai Peninsula's most popular attractions, Exit Glacier. Continuing
south down the peninsula, visit a Russian Orthodox Church before arriving in the
quaint fishing port of Homer. Optional Halibut charters and bear viewing tours
are available.
Wrap this dream tour up by visiting the Alyeska resort and trying your hand at
gold panning before returning to Anchorage. Explore Alaska's largest city, shop
for last minute souvenirs, or simply rest.
Nature, history, culture, and play all make this perhaps our most ambitious and
fun tour offering ever!
Board the Alaska Railroad for Seward and the Kenai peninsula. Boat through
the Gulf of Alaska to Kenai Fjords National Park.
Enroute, witness sea otters, sea lions, eagles, puffins and the occasional whale
and dolphin.
Take a close up and personal guided tour of Exit glacier before continuing on to
two days of guided bear viewing before returning to Anchorage to catch up on
your souvenir shopping.
Next, board the Alaska Railroad again for Whittier and a breathtaking cruise
through Prince William Sound and more Alaska-sized ice cubes (glaciers).
Head north now to Talkeetna and a day of river rafting before continuing on to
Denali National Park. Flightseeing, hiking and wildlife viewing in Denali may
prove the most unforgettable part of this tour.
All aboard for a day and a half in Fairbanks, Alaska’s jewel of the interior.
When you’re not exploring on your own, enjoy a riverboat tour along the Nenana
river and a city historical tour.
Start this Alaskan adventure immediately after flying from Anchorage to
Kotzebue. Up arrival in Kotzebue, board an authentic bush plane
for
the flight to Kiana. From here, it’s only a one half hour river boat ride to a
beautiful lodge along the Kobuk River, approximately 30 miles north of the
Arctic Circle.
While at this gateway to Kobuk Valley National Park, see a geological relic of
the last ice age, the huge and actively moving, Great Kobuk sand dunes. Next,
visit an important early Native American archaeological site believed to show
evidence of pre-Kobuk Valley people from around
1250 A.D. This is an extremely interesting interpreted tour which demonstrates
the long history of native peoples in this area.
We then go from 1250 to 1900 and the beginning of the Nome gold rush. Our
exploration of this fascinating, historical town includes such sites as the
Train to Nowhere and the Gold Dredge.
This tour is specially designed to appeal to the discriminating Alaskan
visitor seeking first class accommodations, meals, and
activities
in a variety of Alaskan settings.
Fly over Columbus Glacier before continuing on to a luxurious lodge right on
Prince William Sound. Fly to Katmai via Kodiak Island, enjoy guided bear
viewing, photographic excursions, hiking, or kayaking during your 3-day stay at
a truly 5-star wilderness lodge. Head out on daily boat trips along the coast
and then hike to see these magnificent creatures feasting on clams and crabs as
appetizers before gorging on the main course - salmon!
Fly to Gustavus and another 5-star wilderness lodge right on Glacier Bay. Three luxurious days to spend whale watching, hiking, or just unwinding while surrounded by some of the most stunning wilderness scenery anywhere!
Alaskan luxury at its finest!
Gold panning and prospecting holds a special place in the history of Alaska
that continues to this day. This tour provides the opportunity
to experience first hand, the thrill of discovering this elusive mineral.
Drive south to the small town of Hope on the Kenai Peninsula to try your hand
panning at Resurrection Pass. While on the Kenai Peninsula, consider driving to
Seward for an optional Kenai Fjords National Park glacier and wildlife viewing
tour.
Next head to Girdwood for two days of gold panning at the Crow Creek mine before
continuing north to Hatchers Pass and the Independence mine. Optional tours
include a visit to a real live Musk Ox farm or the spectacular Matanuska
glacier.
Return to Anchorage for your choice of a flight or train ride on the Alaska
Railroad to Fairbanks.
While in Fairbanks, you’ll pan for gold at Gold Dredge Number 8 as well as the
El Dorado, Fort Knox and another private gold mine. Visit Chena Hot Springs for
a little different rest and relaxation.
History and adventure really do mix!
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