The average temperature is between 15-20°F cooler than on the ground

Yes, the dogs love human interaction and the mushers will let you get close and snuggly with their team.

Guests do not drive the dogsled or ride on the dogsled during this excursion. This is an immersive learning experience where guests will help gear up a team of sled dogs and watch a live demonstration of the dogs pulling a sled.

Guests must be able to step up two 18-inch steps with little assistance and be comfortable walking short distances on uneven and occasionally icy surfaces. Be aware that there is also periods of standing lasting up to 40 minutes.

There are two front seats and four rear seats; FAA safety guidelines require seating positions to be assigned based on the weight and balance of all passengers for each helicopter.

There is a maximum of 6 passengers per helicopter. If there are more than 6 passengers, multiple helicopters will fly at the same time and land at the dog camp together.

There are no age restrictions for this tour. Children under 2 can ride for free on an adult's lap.

Adult and child prices are the same for this tour. There is no charge for infants under 2 years old and they will be required to ride on a guardian's lap.

All bags must be stored at the helicopter base and are not allowed on tour.

Yes, you can bring your DSLR camera on this tour.

Layered clothing, hats, gloves, and sunglasses are strongly recommended. For more detailed packing tips for your Alaskan vacation, check out our What to Pack for Your Alaskan Cruise guide.

There are restroom facilities at the helicopter base before you depart on your tour, but there are no restrooms available on the glacier.

Check out other frequently asked questions here!