• Turnagain Arm Drive - Embark on a stunning journey along the Seward Highway and Turnagain Arm of the Cook Inlet, encircled by three majestic mountain ranges! During this picturesque drive, a local guide will share fascinating insights about Alaska. There will be stops at various points of interest and scenic overlooks for capturing memorable photos. Occasionally, guests may spot Dall Sheep, Moose, and even Beluga Whales!
• Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center - Visitors to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center will encounter a diverse array of Alaskan wildlife. Many of the animals here have been rescued and are housed in exhibits that mimic their natural habitats, providing ample space for them to roam. Often, they are close to the fences and walkways, offering fantastic photo opportunities. The center is home to black and brown bears, moose, muskox, bison, deer, and elk, as well as foxes, coyotes, an eagle, and wolves. It’s an excellent place to observe and learn about Alaskan wildlife from the safety of the facility!
• Portage Glacier - Experience a unique opportunity to view salmon when they are running, typically visible in the clear streams and rivers of Portage Creek from May to September. If the salmon are not in season, enjoy a pleasant walk along the boardwalk while soaking in the breathtaking scenery.
• Byron Glacier Trail - Enjoy a beautiful and scenic 30-minute hike along a well-maintained trail. Along the way, there may be sightings of Bald Eagles, Moose, and other local wildlife. The trail leads to the base of Byron Glacier, where glacial ice and possibly caves can be found. (Please note that caves may vary with the seasons, so sightings are not guaranteed.)

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Snacks
• Lunch
• Gratuities

Alaska Gold Standard Tours features local guides who possess extensive knowledge of Alaskan history and wildlife. This tour stands out because it guarantees sightings of numerous native Alaskan animals at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Additionally, it offers one of the region’s premier hikes through a stunning canyon, providing an opportunity to get close to Byron Glacier and potentially observe wildlife such as Beluga Whales, Moose, Black and Brown Bears, and even witness the Salmon run! Please be aware that Alaskan weather can vary from sunny to overcast and rainy, which adds to the adventure. Summer temperatures range from 50 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, so be prepared for sun, rain, mud, and cooler temperatures during the journey!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.