moderate
2 days (approximately 6–7 hours snowmobiling total)
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness; comfortable sitting and operating a snowmobile for extended periods is required.
Embark on a thrilling two-day snowmobile trip in the Talkeetna Mountains, ending with cozy cabin nights and mesmerizing Northern Lights views. Discover Alaska’s winter beauty like never before!
Snowmobile and Northern Lights Adventure on Hatcher Pass
Embark on a thrilling two-day adventure through the stunning Talkeetna mountains, snowmobiling 30 miles to the cozy Snowhook Lodge. Experience the magic of the Northern Lights while enjoying warm meals and comfortable cabin accommodations. This unique journey offers an unforgettable glimpse into Alaska's breathtaking backcountry.
2 days, 1 night (Departs daily: 2.30 pm) Please arrive 30 minutes early for your tour to ensure we can start on time
• 30-mile snowmobile ride to Snowhook Lodge in Hatcher Pass • Evening Northern Lights viewing • Cabin accommodation • Warm dinner and breakfast (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 on an unforgettable adventure as we travel up Hatcher Pass in Talkeetna moutains in search of the Northern Lights. This tour starts at our base location in Willow, Alaska and travels 30 miles by snowmobile to our lodge on Hatcher Pass where we'll spend the night and see the Northern Lights. This is the true backcountry of Alaska.
Cancellation requests 7-13 days prior to the start of your tour will receive 50% refundless any booking fees or taxes. You may reschedule 1 time for no cost.
Temperatures can drop rapidly; wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and waterproof outerwear.
Cold weather drains batteries fast—carry spares for cameras, GPS, and headlamps.
Even in cold weather, it’s important to drink plenty of water to stay energized during snowmobiling.
Snowmobile terrain can be challenging; staying aware and following guides ensures safety.
Willow has a rich history as a gateway to Alaskan wilderness recreation and was influenced by early mining and bush pilot activities.
Snowhook Adventure Guides practice Leave No Trace principles and promote sustainable tourism to protect Alaska's fragile winter ecosystem.
Critical for moisture management and warmth in cold Alaska conditions.
winter specific
Keeps feet dry and warm during snowmobile rides and lodge stays.
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Protects against wind, snow, and moisture on the trails.
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Useful for navigating in darkness and for Northern Lights photography.
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