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Fly over the Juneau Icefield and Tongass Rainforest
Hike across a remote glacier for two hours
Explore deep crevasses and dramatic icefalls
Admire stunning blue glacier formations
Trek Across the Ever-Changing Juneau Glacier
An extraordinary glacial adventure takes travelers deep into the rugged wilderness of Alaska, combining a scenic helicopter flight with an exhilarating two-hour glacier hike. The journey offers sweeping views of the Juneau Icefield and Tongass National Rainforest while providing an opportunity to explore remote areas of the glacier that are rarely experienced from the ground.
After reaching the glacier by helicopter, participants learn how to properly use specialized ice-trekking equipment before beginning their expedition. Guided across uneven and moderately steep terrain, hikers can discover dramatic ice formations, deep crevasses, and immense icefalls while experiencing the constantly changing landscape of the glacier.
Along the route, guests can pause for photographs beside striking azure-blue ice features and enjoy fresh glacier water directly from the source. The combination of breathtaking scenery, challenging terrain, and expert guidance creates an immersive experience for adventurous travelers seeking a closer connection with Alaska’s frozen wilderness.
Essential glacier equipment is provided, including mountaineering boots, crampons, an ice axe, helmet, harness, rain gear, gloves, and a hip pack with water and a snack. Participants must be at least twelve years old and capable of walking for two hours across challenging terrain. Warm layers and long socks are recommended, while baggage restrictions apply during the helicopter portion.
Trek Across the Ever-Changing Juneau Glacier
An extraordinary glacial adventure takes travelers deep into the rugged wilderness of Alaska, combining a scenic helicopter flight with an exhilarating two-hour glacier hike. The journey offers sweeping views of the Juneau Icefield and Tongass National Rainforest while providing an opportunity to explore remote areas of the glacier that are rarely experienced from the ground.
After reaching the glacier by helicopter, participants learn how to properly use specialized ice-trekking equipment before beginning their expedition. Guided across uneven and moderately steep terrain, hikers can discover dramatic ice formations, deep crevasses, and immense icefalls while experiencing the constantly changing landscape of the glacier.
Along the route, guests can pause for photographs beside striking azure-blue ice features and enjoy fresh glacier water directly from the source. The combination of breathtaking scenery, challenging terrain, and expert guidance creates an immersive experience for adventurous travelers seeking a closer connection with Alaska’s frozen wilderness.
Essential glacier equipment is provided, including mountaineering boots, crampons, an ice axe, helmet, harness, rain gear, gloves, and a hip pack with water and a snack. Participants must be at least twelve years old and capable of walking for two hours across challenging terrain. Warm layers and long socks are recommended, while baggage restrictions apply during the helicopter portion.
- Helicopter transportation
- Professional glacier guide
- Mountaineering boots and crampons
- Gratuities
$ 530
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