easy
1.5 hours
No physical fitness required; suitable for most
Join FLY907 for a 1.5-hour flight over Anchorage’s stunning Chugach Mountains and Knik Glacier, with a landing right beside the icy expanse for unforgettable views and photos. Perfect for small groups seeking a truly unique Alaskan adventure.
All ages welcome! • 1.5 Hour
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Chugach Mountains and Knik Glacier on a 1.5-hour flight tour from Anchorage. With a unique landing next to the glacier, you'll have the chance to capture stunning photographs and create unforgettable memories in this pristine wilderness. Perfect for small groups seeking adventure!
1.5-hour trip
Chugach Mountains, Knik Glacier tour $750 3 people maximum. Please call for groups bigger than 3 people 907-830-4968 Just 12 minutes of flight out of Anchorage and the roads disappear. You can capture pictures that will create memories of a lifetime.
1.5 hour tour with one landing next to glacier What to bring
Layered clothing is essential as temperatures can vary greatly between the plane and glacier landing.
High-quality photos of the glacier and mountain vistas are easier with a camera or smartphone equipped for zooming.
Slots for glacier landings fill quickly during peak season; advance booking ensures availability.
The reflection off the ice and altitude can expose you to strong UV rays, so protection is advised.
The Knik Glacier area has been a vital part of Alaskan indigenous communities for centuries and played a role in regional history as a significant ice formation for early explorers.
FLY907 actively promotes responsible tourism, practicing minimal environmental impact to preserve the glacier’s pristine state and surrounding wilderness.
Insulating layers are crucial to staying warm during the glacier landing and sightseeing.
winter specific
Capture the stunning ice formations and mountain vistas for memories and sharing.
Protection from UV rays is indispensable due to reflection off ice and snow.
Comfortable footwear for standing or walking near the glacier when on the ground.