Choose from our dog sled ride on Punchbowl Glacier Alaska or go dog sledding in the Knik River Valley. Either way you’ll be transported to your dog sledding tour by helicopter where you will meet your expert sledding guide and his sled dogs. After meeting your team of Huskies and being briefed on your sled ride you’ll be off on the adventure of a lifetime experienced by only a select group of people.
This experience typically includes a scenic helicopter flight over Alaska’s mountains and valleys, landing on Punch Bowl Glacier, time at a glacier dog sled camp, and a dog sled ride across the snow-covered glacier terrain.
The dog sledding adventure takes place on Punch Bowl Glacier, a spectacular glacier setting near Anchorage, Alaska, surrounded by mountain peaks, snowy valleys, and remote wilderness scenery.
The experience includes a scenic helicopter tour of approximately 15 minutes, offering panoramic views of Alaskan mountains, glaciers, and snow-covered landscapes.
The dog sled portion typically lasts around 30 minutes, giving guests the chance to ride across the glacier and experience the thrill of traditional Alaskan mushing.
Yes. Guests can meet the sled dog team at the glacier camp and learn about Alaskan huskies, how they are trained, and their role in dog sled racing traditions.
Many glacier dog sledding experiences include time to meet the dogs at camp and may include opportunities to interact with puppies when available.
Yes. No prior dog sledding experience is required. Professional guides and mushers provide instruction, support, and insight throughout the adventure.
Wear warm layers, a weatherproof jacket, gloves, and sturdy footwear suitable for snow and glacier conditions. Sunglasses and a camera are also recommended.
Yes. Because the experience includes helicopter flying and glacier conditions, tours are weather dependent. If conditions are unsafe, the operator may reschedule the experience.
Absolutely. A helicopter and dog sledding adventure makes an unforgettable gift for travelers, outdoor lovers, families, couples, and anyone looking for a once-in-a-lifetime Alaska experience.