moderate
3 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition with moderate hiking experience and ability to walk over uneven, snowy terrain.
Discover the magic of Alaska’s winter on a 3-hour guided snowshoe tour through ancient forests with sweeping views of Denali. Experience wildlife tracking, native plant crafts, and cozy campfire treats on this unforgettable outdoor adventure.
3 hour hike - Please email us for availability!
Embark on a captivating 3-hour snowshoe adventure through Alaska’s breathtaking winter landscape. Guided by a local expert, traverse old-growth forests to stunning viewpoints, including the majestic Denali. Discover wildlife tracks and create a healing salve from native plants, all while enjoying hot chocolate and homemade treats. Perfect for nature enthusiasts!
3 hours
Adults & children: $108
Hot chocolate, a delicious homemade treat, ski poles, overshoes, and snowshoes. Winter boots recommended. Dress for current weather conditions & in layers. Routes may vary due to trail and weather conditions. We provide the snowshoes, poles, and Neo over-boots if needed.
Explore Alaska’s winter splendor with a great local guide. A little expert advice is all you need to enjoy this fun and popular winter sport. Trek through old-growth boreal forest to a spectacular viewpoint over the Alaska Range. Look for Denali, North America’s highest peak. Search for stories in the snow – tracks left by the area’s abundant wildlife - and take home a healing salve made from native plants. Each tour will be tailored to the interests of our guests and current conditions. Participants should have at least an average fitness level.
Alaska’s winter weather can change quickly—wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outer layers to stay warm and dry.
Snowshoe trails can be wet or icy; waterproof boots help keep feet dry and comfortable throughout the hike.
Respect the natural environment and stay on established trails to protect fragile winter ecosystems.
Cold temperatures reduce thirst sensations but staying hydrated is vital for endurance and warmth.
Talkeetna has long served as a staging area for mountaineers tackling Denali, blending native Alaskan culture with exploratory history.
The guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles and use sustainable practices to minimize ecological impact on fragile winter habitats.
Keep your feet warm and dry during snowshoeing through snowy forest trails.
winter specific
Maintain core warmth against Alaska’s cold temperatures while allowing breathability.
winter specific
Protect hands from cold and moisture for comfort throughout the hike.
winter specific
Useful for late afternoon light or early dark conditions common in Alaska's winter.
winter specific