moderate
2 days
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle snowmobiling and dog sledding activities comfortably.
Join a thrilling two-day winter adventure in Willow, Alaska, featuring dog sledding, snowmobiling through Hatcher Pass, and viewing the stunning Northern Lights. Cozy cabins and delicious meals complete the experience.
Three Tours in One! • If you are a single participant, please call to book!
Embark on an unforgettable two-day Alaskan adventure featuring a thrilling dog sled ride with Iditarod sled dogs, a scenic 30-mile snowmobile journey through Hatcher Pass, and a chance to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights. Enjoy cozy cabin accommodations and delicious meals, making this the ultimate winter experience.
2 days, 1 night (Departs daily: 12 pm noon) Please arrive 30 minutes early for your tour to ensure we can start on time
Includes/Excludes: • 2-hour dog sled adventure • 3-hour snowmobile ride • Cabin accommodation • Food (doesn’t include alcohol) • All necessary gear & equipment
• Please note that we DO NOT include drivers (drivers must be 18+ with a valid license) • We DO NOT include gratuities in the price.
Join us for an adventure that captures the best of all of Alaska's winter experiences in one tour! Your adventure begins with our signature dog sled adventure where you get to meet Iditarod sled dogs and go on a thrilling ride through the woods and over the frozen lakes. We then then get you suited up and head out for a 30 mile snowmobile trip up Hatcher Pass with views o Denali. After a warm meal we'll set out looking for the Northern Lights in Alaska's backcountry. After a little shuteye and a good breakfast we'll hop on the machines again to head home. It's the perfect winter experience all in one.
Note: Cancellation requests 7-13 days prior to the start of your tour will receive 50% refund less any booking fees or taxes. You may reschedule 1 time for no cost.
• Cancellation requests less than 7 days prior to the start of your tour or failure to show up will result in no refund or rescheduling option.
• Bookings made within the 7 day window prior to the start of a tour are not eligible for refunds or rebooking.
• Rescheduling is first come, first served and based entirely on availability.
• Rescheduled bookings are not eligible for refund or rescheduling a 2nd time.
• Please note that canceled flights or illness are not exceptions to our cancellation policy.
• In the event that the tour is canceled by Snowhook Adventure Guides of Alaska due to weather or any other force majeure, the reserving party will receive a complete refund.
Weather in Willow can be unpredictable; layering helps you stay warm and adjust quickly between activities.
Early darkness in winter means a reliable headlamp is key for navigating around camp at night.
Cold weather can reduce thirst sensation, but staying hydrated supports endurance on snowy trails.
For your safety, always listen carefully to your guide’s directions during dog sledding and snowmobiling.
Willow is historically significant for its gold rush era and remains a hub for winter sports in Alaska.
Local guides practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the fragile Alaskan wilderness and support sustainable tourism.
Provides necessary insulation to stay warm during cold outdoor activities.
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Keeps feet dry and warm while traversing snowy trails and icy areas.
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Protects hands from frostbite and ensures dexterity while handling sleds and snowmobiles.
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Allows stable photography, especially important for capturing the Northern Lights.
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