Experience Alaska’s wilderness like never before on a combined helicopter flight and dogsled tour from Juneau. Glide over pristine glaciers, mush alongside spirited huskies, and step onto ancient ice for an unforgettable day of adventure.
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Hovering above the craggy peaks just outside Juneau, the helicopter carves a path through dense coastal spruce, pushing onward to the vast Herbert Glacier. The crisp air bites gently under the rotor wash, promising an unforgettable two-part adventure: a husky-led dogsled ride across icy terrain paired with a rare landing on exposed glacier ice. This combo tour matches the pulse of flight with the steady rhythm of mushing, showcasing Alaska’s frozen wilderness from unique perspectives.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for average fitness; requires ability to walk on uneven icy surfaces and sit upright during helicopter flights
Wildlife
History
The Herbert Glacier lies on land historically used by the Tlingit people, whose culture is deeply intertwined with the natural rhythms of Southeast Alaska’s coast and mountains.
Conservation
Operators follow strict environmental protocols to minimize impact on glacial environments and living wildlife, including 'leave no trace' principles during ground activities.
Reserve your spot on the Juneau Helicopter and Dogsledding with Added Glacier Landing today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Dress in Layers for Changing Conditions
Temperatures vary from helicopter cabin warmth to glacier chill—wear moisture-wicking base layers topped with insulated outerwear.
Wear Rubber-Soled Shoes
Bring sturdy, rubber-soled boots or hiking shoes to navigate slippery snow and ice at the dogsled camp and glacier landing.
Stay Hydrated and Bring Snacks
While the tour includes breaks, carry water and light snacks to maintain energy during active portions on the glacier and dogsled track.
Use a Good Camera With Extra Batteries
Cold weather drains batteries fast, so bring extras to capture sweeping glacier vistas and active sled dogs.
Insulated Waterproof Jacket
Protects against wind and cold during flights and glacier stops in variable summer weather.
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Thermal Base Layers
Keeps body warmth stable during exposure to cold glacier air and long outdoor periods.
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Rubber-Soled Hiking Boots
Provides grip and comfort for walking on slippery snow and icy surfaces safely.
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Gloves and Warm Hat
Protect extremities from cold wind and frostbite during time spent outside the helicopter.
summer