easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; no prior experience needed
Join Adventures by True North Ak for a lively winter day in Palmer, Alaska. Snowshoe through frosted woods, sled down snowy hills, and warm up by a fire—perfect for all ages seeking authentic cold-weather fun.
Snowshoes & Sleds • All Ages • 3 Hours • Private Groups Up to 10 People
Experience the magic of Alaska's winter on a guided snowshoe hike, followed by exhilarating sledding! Enjoy hot drinks and snacks by a warm fire, with cozy blankets to keep you comfortable. This unique outing promises fun for all ages, making it the perfect escape from winter's chill.
3 Hours
Easy to Participate
A snowshoe hike through the winter wonderlands of Alaska! Followed by a sledding activity for the whole group. In between each activity, we will have a warming area with hot drinks, a fire, and warm blankets. So come out to a fun day and stave off the winter-caused cabin fever.
This fun day in the snow is limited to one group at a time. Our adventure will start at the warming station where you can pick up snacks, hot drinks, and warm by the fire with blankets. We will go over some important safety instructions and how to use the gear. From there, we will depart for our guided snowshoe hike, approximately two hours round trip. For little ones who cannot walk, a pull-behind sled, a harness, and warm blankets are provided. Come back to the fire, enjoy the sled hill, and top off any hot drinks.
Prices listed are for a group of 4. Each additional person above 4 people has an additional fee. Children 2 and under are free; please call in advance if you have children under 2 in your party so we can bring the pull-behind sled.
Online reservations must be made by 5 PM the day before the tour. For next-day or same-day bookings, please reach out for availability.
A shuttle service is available upon request. The round trip to and from your Anchorage location is $175 per group
Wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and waterproof outer layers to stay warm and dry.
Hand warmers can make a big difference during extended outdoor time in cold conditions.
Follow guides and trail markers to avoid getting lost or encountering unsafe terrain.
Alaskan winter weather can change rapidly; check forecasts before heading out.
Palmer has deep roots in Alaskan homesteading and gold rush history, reflected in its preserved pioneer architecture and local museums.
Adventures by True North Ak emphasizes low-impact tourism, ensuring the preservation of Palmer's wilderness for future generations.
Keeps feet warm and dry during snowshoeing and sledding activities.
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Protects extremities from cold and wind exposure.
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Helpful on icy or packed snow trails for better grip.
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Provides insulation during outdoor breaks or after active segments.
winter specific