moderate
5–6 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness capable of walking on uneven icy terrain for several hours.
Explore Alaska’s largest accessible glacier on a private small group tour with expert guides and stunning views. Discover icy landscapes, enjoy a scenic drive, and savor lunch with glacier vistas.
The glacier surface can be slippery and uneven; good footwear ensures safety and comfort.
Glacial ice reflects UV rays strongly—use sunscreen and sunglasses even on cloudy days.
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially during the warm summer months.
Follow all safety instructions carefully, especially when walking on the ice or near crevasses.
The Matanuska Glacier was formed during the last Ice Age and has been a key natural feature for indigenous peoples and settlers in the region.
Greatland Adventures practices low-impact tourism to protect the fragile glacier environment and supports local conservation efforts.
Protects feet from wet and slippery ice surfaces.
Allows adjustment for varying temperatures on the glacier and during the drive.
Reduces glare from reflective ice and sunlight.
summer specific
Keeps hands warm during cooler seasons and windy glacier conditions.
fall specific