moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have good general fitness and be comfortable walking on uneven, icy terrain.
Embark on an unforgettable glacier hike near Anchorage, Alaska, with expert guides ensuring your safety while exploring stunning icy landscapes. Discover pristine glaciers, ice caves, and breathtaking views on this guided sightseeing tour designed for adventurers of all levels.
For all ages! • 8 Hours • For all levels!
Experience the thrill of walking on one of Alaska's largest glaciers near Anchorage. Guided by experts, you'll navigate the stunning blue ice with professional gear while enjoying breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and waterfalls. This award-winning excursion promises unforgettable sights and a chance to connect with nature in the wilderness.
Experience the thrill of walking on one of Alaska's largest glaciers near Anchorage. Guided by experts, you'll navigate the stunning blue ice with professional gear while enjoying breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and waterfalls. This award-winning excursion promises unforgettable sights and a chance to connect with nature in the wilderness.
Alaska's weather can shift rapidly; layering helps keep you comfortable throughout the hike.
Waterproof jackets and pants are recommended to stay dry during splashes or melting ice contact.
Proper footwear provides traction and warmth on uneven, icy terrain.
Our top guides prioritize safety and environmental respect—listen carefully to their advise.
Alaska's glaciers have shaped the landscape over thousands of years, and many glaciers are still actively advancing and retreating, revealing new terrains.
PicTours America emphasizes eco-friendly practices by minimizing environmental impact and encouraging Leave No Trace principles during glacier exploration.
Keeps you warm and dry in cold, wet conditions on the glacier.
winter|null specific
Provides stability on icy and uneven surfaces.
Protects against cold temperatures during the trek.
winter|fall specific
Shield your skin and eyes from strong reflected UV rays off the ice.
summer specific