moderate
2–4 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition; some walking or balance on sleds may be required.
Discover the excitement of snowmobiling through Alaska's frozen wilderness on the Snowmobile Classic Tour. Perfect for adventure seekers, this private experience delivers stunning scenery and exhilarating fun in Seward.
2 or 4 Hours • Snowmobile Tour
Experience the thrill of the 'Snowmobile Classic' in Kenai Fjords National Park, where breathtaking landscapes and towering mountains await. Guided by local experts, you'll uncover hidden gems and enjoy smooth rides through untouched winter backcountry. With no extra fuel fees, immerse yourself in this unforgettable adventure and create lasting memories.
We call it the ‘Snowmobile Classic’ for a reason… After a quick orientation at our headquarters in Seward, you’ll set off into Kenai Fjords National Park, one of the most protected land units in all of Seward! Marvel at the stunning landscape, beautiful viewpoints, and towering mountains as you glide smoothly through the snow. With a friendly, local guide to lead the way, share stories and point out the views, there’s nothing to do except take a deep breath, hang on, and soak it all in. The gentle whisking of snow… The playful sunlight that dances around the sky… The simple serenity of getting away from roads… Join us for a tour in the wintry backcountry and you’ll quickly see why this is our best-selling snowmobile tour!
2 or 4 Hours
11724 Seward Hwy, Suite A, Seward, AK 99664 Open in Google Maps
7 guests / tour
Drivers must have valid driver’s license. Minimum age requirement of 8 years old for passengers.
Kenai Fjords National Park
This tour is rated as Easy
We call it the ‘Snowmobile Classic’ for a reason… After a quick orientation at our headquarters in Seward, you’ll set off into Kenai Fjords National Park, one of the most protected land units in all of Seward! Marvel at the stunning landscape, beautiful viewpoints, and towering mountains as you glide smoothly through the snow. With a friendly, local guide to lead the way, share stories and point out the views, there’s nothing to do except take a deep breath, hang on, and soak it all in. The gentle whisking of snow… The playful sunlight that dances around the sky… The simple serenity of getting away from roads… Join us for a tour in the wintry backcountry and you’ll quickly see why this is our best-selling snowmobile tour!
Our quick-accelerating snowmobiles are simple to drive and stable enough for beginners to learn on – but fast and agile enough for deep cornering, and letting it rip on the open snow.
While the majority of visitors stay on the pavement and pathways, you’ll ride into the Kenai Fjords National Park which is completely inaccessible from the road system during the winter. You’ll experience unforgettable landscapes only accessible by snowmobile.
Discover the best-kept secrets of local snowmobilers. Your guide will show you where the best views are hiding, the perfect spot to jump in deep snow, and take you to the most”Instagrammable” views.
Beyond the jaw-dropping scenery, your experienced and friendly snowmobile guide will share stories, and local history, point out highlights, and answer any questions you have throughout the tour.
Most snowmobile tour companies make you pay for gas separately, but with us you get one full tank of gas included. This means less time filling gas & more time on the snow.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulated outer layers, and waterproof gear to stay warm and dry during your ride.
Always review current weather forecasts before heading out to ensure safe and enjoyable conditions.
Listen carefully to safety guidelines and trail instructions provided by your guide for a secure experience.
Protect your eyes from glare and wind with appropriate eye gear, especially on bright, snowy days.
Seward became a key port during the Klondike Gold Rush era and has since been a hub for Alaska adventure tourism.
Kenai Backcountry Adventures practices eco-friendly operations, minimizing environmental impact and promoting wildlife preservation.
Keeps you warm and dry while riding through snowy terrain.
winter specific
Provide essential insulation against cold temperatures.
winter specific
Keep your hands warm and functional during the ride.
winter specific
Ensure good grip and dry feet in snowy conditions.
winter specific