Seward Helicopter & Godwin Glacier Dog Sled Tours, Alaska
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good health with moderate fitness, comfortable sitting in a helicopter and engaging in light physical activity during dog sledding.
Overview
Discover Alaska's wild side with a private helicopter tour over Godwin Glacier, followed by an authentic dog sledding adventure. Explore glaciers and meet huskies on this unforgettable Seward experience.
Seward Helicopter Tours - Godwin Glacier Dog Sled Tours
Starting at $519 per passenger | This is a reservation request only!
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About This Adventure
#Fly in a Helicopter & Go Dog Sledding on a Glacier
Rates
Passengers: - $519
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This is a RESERVATION REQUEST. You will be contacted via email with a confirmation that you are scheduled for your tour.
What to Bring
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Jacket
- Sneakers
- Boots
About this Tour
- Amazing 15-Minute Scenic Helicopter Flight
- Fly Over Godwin Glacier and See Seward from the Air
- 30 Minute Snowy Dog Sled Ride in a Breathtaking Landscape
- Sit Back and Relax or Help Mush The Team with Your Guide
- Meet Real Racing Huskies and Take Your Picture with Iditarod Super-Stars
- Cuddle Adorable Sled Dog Puppies
- No Extra Gear Needed. We provide it all.
- Appropriate for All Ages. Children 2 and Under Ride Free.
- Upgrade To Include Lunch
- Complimentary Pick Up and Drop Off at all Seward Area Hotels.
Additional Notes
- This tour requires good visibility so we can fly. If you are in Seward for more than one day, we recommend booking your trip on your first day so that if there are issues with visibility we can reschedule you for later on in your trip.
- Weather Policy If we cannot fly, there is a full refund. If you have the time, we will work to reschedule your tour.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Alaskan weather can change rapidly, so wear layers to stay comfortable both in the helicopter and on the glacier.
Bring a camera with extra batteries
Cold temperatures can drain batteries quickly, so pack extras to capture every moment.
Listen carefully during safety briefings
Helicopter flights and dog sledding require attention to instructions to ensure a safe and smooth experience.
Wear sturdy boots
Snow and ice terrain around the glacier can be slippery, so good footwear provides stability and warmth.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mountain goats
- Arctic foxes
History
Godwin Glacier has long been a natural corridor for local indigenous peoples and later explorers adapting to Alaskan wilderness travel.
Conservation
Miller’s Landing emphasizes sustainable practices to minimize environmental impact, including limiting group sizes and following Leave No Trace principles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated waterproof jacket
Keeps you warm and dry against cold glacier winds and snowy conditions.
winter specific
Gloves and hat
Protect extremities from cold temperatures during the glacier and sledding segments.
fall|winter|spring specific
Sunglasses
Reduces glare off the ice and snow, protecting your eyes during flight and sledding.
summer|spring specific
Sturdy hiking boots
Provides stability and warmth while walking on icy and uneven glacier terrain.
all specific