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Alaska Spring Tours

Winter Dog Sled Adventure

Available: Oct - Apr
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When you think of Alaska, you probably think of dog sledding. What do you know, so do we! Headquartered near the restart of the famed Iditarod Sled Dog Race, we’re ranked the #1 thing to do in Willow. Join us for what is to be the highlight of your Alaska bucket list!

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Snowmobile Adventure Tour

Available: Oct - Apr
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Experience Alaska’s other winter sport with SAGA’s signature snowmobile tour! This 3 hour tour is full-throttle fun and is ideal for more experienced riders and novices alike. Why? That’s easy — our experienced guides tailor each tour to the needs and skill level of the group.

NOTE: You must have a valid driver’s license to operate a snowmobile.

Hatcher Pass ATV Adventure

Available: May - Oct

Join us this summer on one of our Alaska ATV Tours high in the Talkeetna Mountains at Hatcher Pass. One of Alaska’s best-kept secrets for adventure, scenery, wildlife, and much more. This tour travels through this rugged landscape of towering mountains, glaciated valleys, and mountain streams. Hatcher Pass offers not only stunning scenery but gold panning, berry picking, and historical mines.

Ice Fishing Experience

Available: Dec - Apr

When you’re in Alaska, who doesn’t think about fishing? Believe it or not, winter is a great time of year to go after rainbow trout, arctic char, and monster pike. This tour departs from Snowhook Adventure Guides of Alaska in Willow, Alaska. Travel by snowcat to our heated custom-built fishing shelter where our professional guides will put you on the fish. Fishing equipment, expert advice, pictures, and of course snacks while we’re out on the ice are included on this trip. All you need to bring is a day license.

Dog Sledding & Snowmobile Combo

Available: Oct - Apr

Our ultimate Alaska Winter Adventure Tour gives you 5-6 hours of the best of winter in Alaska — dog sledding, snowmobiling and true Alaskan hospitality!

NOTE: You must have a valid driver’s license to operate a snowmobile.