moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition capable of walking on uneven terrain and tolerating cold temperatures.
Discover the majestic beauty of Alaska's Denali on an unforgettable flightseeing tour with glacier landing. Witness towering peaks and icy landscapes from the sky, then step onto a glacier for close-up exploration. This guided adventure promises breathtaking views and once-in-a-lifetime moments.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Alaska on the Denali Grand Tour with Glacier Landing, a guided adventure that combines scenic flightseeing with the thrill of landing on a glacier. Starting from Talkeetna, this tour offers unparalleled views of Mount Denali, North America's tallest peak, as well as sprawling icefields and rugged mountain ranges. As the plane ascends, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to Alaska's pristine wilderness, with opportunities to capture stunning photos of glaciers tumbling into icy fjords below. Once on the glacier, you'll have time to explore the icy landscape, learn about glaciology from expert guides, and soak in the silence of the Arctic environment. This trip is perfect for adventure seekers, photography enthusiasts, and nature lovers eager for a unique perspective on Alaska's incredible terrain. The combination of flight, landings, and guided exploration makes it a truly memorable experience that offers a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility in one of the world's most awe-inspiring regions.
Alaska's weather can change rapidly; wearing layers will keep you comfortable during the flight and glacier walk.
The scenery is spectacular—don’t forget to bring a camera or smartphone with extra batteries for photos.
Arriving early ensures ample time for check-in and prepares you for a smooth tour experience.
Pay close attention to the guide’s safety briefing, especially when on the glacier terrain.
Talkeetna served as a starting point for early mountaineers attempting Denali and has a rich aviation history.
K2 Aviation is committed to minimizing its environmental impact by practicing responsible flightseeing and supporting local conservation efforts.
Keeps you warm during cold weather and while on the glacier.
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Provides ankle support and grip on icy or uneven terrain.
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Protects against strong UV rays at high altitudes and reflective ice surfaces.
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Allows you to adjust clothing for changing temperatures during your tour.
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