challenging
1–2 hours
Participants should be in good health and comfortable with altitude changes.
Reach new heights with K2 Aviation’s Top of the World Tour in Talkeetna, Alaska. This unique flight soars above 18,000 feet, offering panoramic views of glaciers, peaks, and untouched wilderness. Prepare for an adrenaline-pumping journey that refreshes your perspective on the Alaskan frontier.
Ages 13+ • 2 Hours
Experience the thrill of our Top of the World Tour, a breathtaking non-pressurized flight soaring over 18,000 feet! Enjoy stunning views while using supplemental oxygen for a portion of the journey. Perfect for adventure seekers in good health, this unforgettable flight promises an exhilarating perspective of the world below.
2 hours
Our Top of the World Tour is a non-pressurized flight that may reach over 18,000 feet! Because of this there are some special things to consider:
High Altitude flights require supplemental oxygen. We provide oxygen masks that you will use for about 20 minutes of the flight.
To take this flight, you must be in good health with no heart, ear or breathing problems. If you have any health concerns, please check with your doctor before you choose this tour. If you have a cold or are feeling sick, please let the K2 Staff know before going on flight. You must be at least 13-years-old, speak and understand English, and be able to hear and follow directions to take this flight.
Use supplemental oxygen as provided and listen to your pilot’s advice for a safe experience.
Bring layers, including a windproof jacket, as temperatures can be cold even in summer.
Flights are popular, so reserve early to secure your spot on this once-in-a-lifetime journey.
Ensure you're in good health and cleared for altitude activities before booking.
Talkeetna has a rich history rooted in gold rush days and serving as a staging ground for climbers heading to Denali, offering a grounded perspective on Alaska’s rugged past.
K2 Aviation emphasizes responsible flying by minimizing environmental impact and adhering to wildlife protection guidelines.
Layering is crucial to stay warm during open-air flights at high altitude.
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Protect your eyes from glare reflecting off snow and ice.
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Capture sweeping landscapes and distant peaks.
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Keep hands warm during the flight, especially in colder months.
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