easy
5–7 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking required with most wildlife viewed from the vehicle or easy trails.
Discover Alaska’s rich wildlife on a private day tour just outside Anchorage. Spot moose, bears, and more in breathtaking natural settings with expert guides.
All Ages · Approx. 4 Hours · Short and Sweet!
Approximately 4 Hours
Sightsee down the Seward Highway along the majestic Turnagain Arm. See native wildlife up-close in a beautiful natural setting at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Amazing photo opportunities!
Activity Level: Easy
What kinds of animals will we see? The AWCC is home to a large variety of brown bear, black bear, moose, caribou, wolves, musk ox, lynx, and wood bison. You might see many or most of these when you visit.
Will there be a lot of walking? The tour does not require much walking. Most times our guests choose to walk and stretch their legs so they can get closer to view the animals. The van is always available. In case of inclement weather, it’s always possible to jump in and out of the van.
What's the weather like? What should I wear? Expect temperatures ranging from the mid 50’s to the mid 70’s F (10 - 25 C), or warmer. Dress in layers and always prepare for rain and wind. There is plenty of room in our vans to bring an extra jacket and hat. It’s always advisable to wear sunglasses and bring along sunscreen and insect repellent.
Can you accommodate guests with limited mobility? We have and are able to successfully accommodate guests with reduced mobility and/or who require many assistance walking (walkers, canes, etc.). However, our fleet is not equipped to accommodate those who are wheelchair-bound. Please note that some of the stops along the tour are not paved.
Binoculars enhance your ability to see animals from a distance without disturbing them.
Weather in Alaska can change quickly, so wear layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Mosquitoes can be abundant near wetlands; repellent will help keep you comfortable.
A zoom lens allows close-up shots of wildlife without getting too close and disturbing them.
Anchorage’s surrounding areas were shaped by the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake, influencing local terrain and habitats.
907 Tours promotes responsible wildlife viewing practices that minimize disturbance and support habitat preservation.
Helps you see distant wildlife clearly without disturbing the animals.
Allows you to stay warm or cool by adding or removing layers as weather changes.
Keeps mosquitoes and other biting insects at bay during warmer months.
summer specific
Ideal for capturing close-up photos of wildlife without getting too close.