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Explore AA Seward Air Tours: Northwestern Glacier Adventure - Seward

Explore AA Seward Air Tours: Northwestern Glacier Adventure

Sewardeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1.5 hours

Fitness Level

No special physical fitness required as this is a seated aerial tour.

Overview

Experience the majesty of Alaska’s Northwestern Glacier from the air with Miller's Landing. This 1.5-hour tour offers breathtaking glacier views, wildlife sightings, and an unforgettable adventure.

Explore AA Seward Air Tours: Northwestern Glacier Adventure

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Adventure Tips

Dress in Layers

Alaskan weather changes quickly, especially in the air, so layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the flight.

Bring a Camera with a Zoom Lens

Capture close-up views of glaciers, wildlife, and rugged landscapes during the aerial tour for memorable photos.

Arrive Early for Check-In

Arriving 30 minutes early ensures smooth boarding and enough time to review safety guidelines with crew members.

Motion Sickness Precautions

If you tend to get airsick, consider taking precautions before the flight to stay comfortable during low-altitude flying.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles
  • Harbor seals

History

Seward has been a gateway for exploration since the Alaska purchase, with its air tours adding a modern twist to historic wilderness access.

Conservation

Efforts in Kenai Fjords National Park focus on protecting glacier ecosystems and minimizing aircraft impact through regulated flight paths.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Warm Jacket

Essential

Keeps you warm at higher altitudes and cooler temperatures during the flight.

fall specific

Camera with Zoom Lens

Essential

Helps capture detailed shots of glaciers, wildlife, and scenic landscapes.

Sunglasses

Protects your eyes from glare reflecting off ice and water.

summer specific

Motion Sickness Medication

Useful if you are prone to airsickness during low-altitude flights.