moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should have basic physical fitness; the tour includes some physical exertion but is accessible to most riders.
Join a thrilling ATV journey through Alaska’s backcountry leading to the awe-inspiring Knik Glacier. Experience wild landscapes, native wildlife, and expert-guided adventures in one epic day out.
Starting at $389 | 6-8 Hours | Our Most Popular Tour
Embark on an unforgettable 6-8 hour ATV adventure through Alaska's stunning backcountry to Knik Glacier. Guided by experts, you'll traverse breathtaking meadows, streams, and forests, culminating in awe-inspiring glacier views. Capture incredible wildlife and scenery while experiencing the wild beauty of Alaska like never before.
ATV Driver: $389
Side by Side Drivers: $389
Side by Side Passengers: $249
6-8 Hours
This ATV tour takes you on a ride through a remote, glaciated, backcountry valley. Our expert guides will lead you across beautiful meadows, along streams, and past scenic mountains and waterfalls to the ultimate sight of Alaska's mighty Knik Glacier. Refuel for the equally stunning trip back with a lunch at this incredible landmark.
For those adventurous souls that are ready to spend an entire day exploring Alaska’s beauty, our backcountry ATV tour to Knik Glacier is an unbeatable experience of nature’s wonders. In this full-day tour that takes 6-8 hours, you will see Alaska like you never have before!
After teaching you how to operate the ATV, your guide will lead you on a ride straight into mind-blowing territory! You’ll be taken though all kinds of scenic terrain, including sprawling valleys, fascinating old claim routes for mining, and dense forest, and ultimately seeing one of Alaska’s incredible mountainous glaciers. Don’t forget your camera, as you’re sure to witness wildlife and scenery like you’ve never seen before!
The terrain can be wet and muddy; waterproof clothing keeps you dry and comfortable.
Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities with binoculars for better distant sightings.
ATV trips cover extensive terrain, so ensure your vehicle is fully fueled for maximum enjoyment.
Pack water and snacks to keep energy levels high during the long day on the trail.
The Knik Glacier area has been a vital part of Alaskan indigenous history and recent geological studies highlight its retreat over the past century.
The tour operators prioritize minimal environmental impact by adhering to sustainable practices and promoting awareness of regional ecosystems.
Good footwear provides stability and protection on uneven, sometimes damp terrain.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Layered clothing helps adjust to changing temperatures and activity levels throughout the day.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are useful for sunny days on open trails.
summer specific
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