moderate
3–4 hours
Moderate fitness needed to manage ATV controls and occasional hikes to viewpoints.
Ride deep into Alaska’s Chugach Mountains on an exclusive morning ATV tour. Witness glacier-fed waterfalls and stunning views of Turnagain Arm, perfect for all skill levels.
This private (exclusive) 3-hour ATV adventure is reserved just for your group (1-6 people)
Experience the thrill of Alaska's backcountry on a private adventure through the Chugach Mountain Range. Encounter stunning wildlife, hike to a breathtaking glacier-fed waterfall, and capture unforgettable views of Turnagain Arm and snow-capped peaks. This unique journey is perfect for all skill levels, ensuring an exhilarating and memorable outing.
This is an exclusive/private departure, it is the same price for one person or 6 people. If you have more than 6 people please call, we can make custom arrangements.
True Alaskan backcountry riding awaits just a few miles south of Anchorage. Escape to the sights, sounds, and smells of the northernmost temperate rainforest while experiencing the thrill of the throttle through the winding wooded trails of the Chugach Mountain Range. From the alpine meadows of this wilderness area, there are frequent sightings of both brown and black bear, moose, mountain goat, and Dall sheep. Adventurers have an opportunity to hike down to a spectacular waterfall fed by Bird Glacier and offering excellent salmon viewing, sneak peeks of Turnagain Arm, and snow-capped mountains in the distance. The unrivaled scenery, excellent wildlife viewing, and moderate terrain make this adventure suitable for all experience levels. Your Alaska Adventure Guide focuses on the small group experience for each departure.
Temperatures can vary rapidly between forested valleys and exposed ridges, so dress in breathable layers.
Wet terrain near waterfalls and streams requires sturdy, water-resistant footwear.
Wildlife sightings often happen at a distance; a zoom lens helps capture moose or eagles without disturbance.
ATVs can be loud; earplugs improve comfort during the ride.
The Chugach Mountains are named after the indigenous Chugach people who have lived in the region for thousands of years.
The tour promotes minimal-impact travel practices to preserve fragile alpine ecosystems and prevent trail erosion.
Protective gear is mandatory for safety while riding.
Spring rains and melting snow create wet conditions on trails.
spring specific
Protect eyes from glare reflecting off snow and water during bright summer days.
summer specific
Keep hands warm and maintain grip as temperatures drop in fall mornings.
fall specific