Combine a breathtaking helicopter flightseeing excursion with Alaska’s favorite sport – dog sledding! Lift off from the historic Skagway waterfront and head into a rugged region of sheer mountains, majestic valleys, and massive glaciers. Learn to steer a dog sled on Denver Glacier, part of the Juneau Icefields, while taking in breathtaking views on a 2-hour guided day trip full of iconic adventure.
After a thrilling flight by helicopter over spectacular glaciers, your pilot will land at a sled dog camp on Denver Glacier, located on the Juneau Icefield.
Exact flightseeing routes are selected daily for this 2-hour trip based on the weather forecast to ensure that you see the best sights possible on your Skagway private day tour. Possible highlights include the jagged peaks towering over the Chilkat Glacier, the cascading waterfalls surrounding the Ferebee Glacier, and/or the spectacular “river of ice” known as the Meade Glacier.
Experienced dogsledding guides will introduce you to the world of “mushing” and the art of dog sledding. Drive your own dog team or relax in the sled while your guide drives the sled and you get to just watch the breathtaking landscapes fly past you. Meet professional mushers and friendly dogs on this unique and iconic Alaskan experience.
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Booked a transfer from Seward to Anchorage for 25 guests at the end of their cruise. They were very pleased with the service and especially Rose their driver. I worked with Rhiannon to plan this and her service was exceptional. I will recommend them and use them again.
Steve Hayes