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Rates: $2995 per person
Join us for the Denali Glacier Snowmobile Adventure! This three-day, two-night experience takes you along the remote and stunning Denali Highway, a legendary snowmobile trail accessible only in winter. Designed for both beginners and seasoned riders, this adventure offers a mix of scenic trails, breathtaking views of glaciers, frozen lakes, and boreal forests. You’ll enjoy accommodations at Alpine Lodge, explore the Maclaren Glacier, and have the chance to catch the Northern Lights during the evenings.
Day One – Ride to Alpine Lodge along the Denali Highway
Day Two – Ride to Maclaren Glacier
Day Three – Breakfast at Alpine Lodge, ride back to Snowhook’s pick-up point
Whether you’re chasing adventure or simply looking for some of Alaska’s best snowmobile destinations, this tour has something for everyone. Ride through untouched wilderness, guided by experienced locals who know the land like the back of their hands. The journey combines thrilling days of snowmobiling with the comfort of warm accommodations and hearty Alaskan meals. From driving through the backcountry to admiring the icy formations at Maclaren Glacier, every moment is unforgettable. With the Denali Highway offering one of the premier snowmobile trails in the region, this tour is an experience that showcases the very best of Alaska in winter.
This three-day, two-night Alaska snowmobile experience begins at our Willow Headquarter, where you’ll gear up with everything you need for the journey ahead. From there, our van takes you to the Denali Highway, where the real adventure begins. You’ll snowmobile 60 miles to Alpine Lodge, traveling through remote wilderness filled with frozen rivers, snow-covered lakes, and dense boreal forests. With its mix of challenging terrain and open trails, this tour highlights why Alaska is considered one of the best places to go snowmobiling. Day two offers an 80-mile round trip to the stunning Maclaren Glacier, where you’ll have the chance to explore ice caves and witness incredible frozen formations.
If you are a single participant, please call to book:
(907) 414.4547
Available: February – April (dependent on seasonal weather)
Ages: This tour is designed for guests 18 years and older
NOTES:
We do not provide drivers for our tours. You must be at least 18 and a licensed driver to operate a machine.
Call to add an optional round-trip shuttle from Anchorage directly to our headquarters in Willow for your adventure. Enjoy a hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off.
Travel to and from Anchorage: $175 per person, 2-person minimum.
As the sun sets, you’ll arrive at Alpine Lodge. Here, a hearty dinner awaits, giving you a chance to unwind and connect with fellow riders. The lodge offers a chance to rest after a day of riding, but the adventure doesn’t have to stop. On clear nights, you can step outside to take in the Northern Lights, or simply enjoy the calm of the remote setting. Whether you’re seeking thrills or just a taste of winter in Alaska, this first day sets the tone for a truly memorable trip.
After an Alaskan-sized breakfast at Alpine Lodge, you’ll gear up for the next part of your trip— an 80-mile round trip to the breathtaking Maclaren Glacier. This journey is perfect for both beginners and experienced riders, offering a thrilling mix of trails and wide-open spaces. This area is considered one of the best places to go snowmobiling, and for good reason—it offers unmatched scenery and a true sense of adventure. The route is a favorite among those who love the thrill of backcountry snowmobiling.
While at Maclaren Glacier, you’ll have plenty of time to take in the glacier’s towering ice formations. It’s a photographer’s dream and a bucket-list moment for anyone visiting Alaska. The glacier is a prime spot for backcountry adventures, offering not only incredible views but also the satisfaction of experiencing this remote destination.
As the day winds down, you’ll ride back to Alpine Lodge, retracing our tracks through this wild and scenic landscape. After dinner, there’s one more chance to see the aurora, if conditions are favorable. Whether you relax fireside or venture out for viewing the Northern Lights, the lodge offers a perfect way to end the day.
Back at the entrance of the Denali Highway, you’ll transition from snowmobiles to the shuttle for the ride to Snowhook’s Willow headquarters, where the tour officially concludes. From the breathtaking landscapes to the camaraderie of the group, this tour delivers an experience that’s hard to match.
Planning ahead can make your ultimate Alaska adventure even more enjoyable. For up-to-date weather forecasts in the region, visit NOAA Alaska Weather. This will help you pack appropriately and prepare for varying conditions during your adventure. Additionally, if you’re new to snowmobiling or want a refresher on best practices, check out Snowmobiling Safety Tips. It’s a helpful resource covering the basics, including the gear needed for snowmobiling and how to navigate challenging terrains like those featured on this tour.
If you’re hoping to maximize your chances of seeing the Northern Lights during your trip, the Aurora Forecast is an excellent tool. It provides real-time aurora activity updates, helping you plan for clear nights when the Northern Lights in Alaska are most visible. These resources will ensure you’re fully prepared for an unforgettable adventure.
Join us on a once in a lifetime Alaska adventure with Snowhook Adventure Guides of Alaska. We’ll take you to places most people never get to see on dog sleds, helicopters, snowmobiles or ATVs.
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