easy
4–6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; light walking and standing involved.
Discover Alaska’s wild side with a scenic train journey, wildlife encounters, and a guided hike through stunning coastal landscapes. Perfect for nature lovers seeking an authentic adventure near Anchorage.
9 Hours • All Ages Welcome
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Alaska on the Glacier Discovery Train, traveling along the stunning Turnagain Arm. Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center for close encounters with majestic wildlife, then explore the scenic Grandview Whistle Stop with a guided hike. This unforgettable adventure combines nature, education, and incredible landscapes.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Alaska on the Glacier Discovery Train, traveling along the stunning Turnagain Arm. Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center for close encounters with majestic wildlife, then explore the scenic Grandview Whistle Stop with a guided hike. This unforgettable adventure combines nature, education, and incredible landscapes.
Alaska’s weather can change quickly; layering ensures comfort during train and outdoor activities.
Bring comfortable hiking shoes suitable for light trails and uneven terrain at the Grandview Whistle Stop.
Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities with binoculars for close-up moments of Alaska’s native animals.
Use your camera or smartphone to capture the sweeping landscapes and wildlife encounters along the journey.
The Glacier Discovery Train was originally built in the early 20th century, serving as a vital transportation corridor into Alaska's interior.
Chugach Adventures emphasizes sustainable tourism by partnering with local conservation efforts and minimizing environmental impacts during tours.
Keep comfortable as temperatures can vary, especially during outdoor hiking sections.
winter|null specific
Protect against unexpected showers during outdoor activities and train stops.
spring|summer|fall specific
Enhance wildlife viewing during stops and the train ride.
Capture the stunning scenery and wildlife encounters.