Alaska Multi-Day Tours & Adventures

Midnight Sun ATV & Sunrise Dog Sled Adventure

Fall Northern Lights Adventure

4-in-1 Northern Lights Combo 3D2N

6-in-1 Best of Alaska Combo 3D2N

3-in-1 Northern Lights Combo 2D1N

Denali Glacier Snowmobile Adventure

Iditarod Ultimate Adventure

Iditarod Trail Snowmobile Expedition

Fully Guided · All Gear Included

From our Willow headquater, just outside Anchorage, we offer Alaska multi day tours that go beyond our usual adventures. These trips are built for travelers who want to spend real time in the backcountry, snowmobiling rugged trails, experiencing traditional dog mushing, fishing for monsters under the ice, journeying under the sun on an ATV/UTV, as well as spectacular northern lights viewing from our authentic backcountry cabins and lodge in Hatcher Pass. After a day on the trail, you can relax at Snowhook Lodge’s hot tub, a perfect way to unwind under the Alaskan sky

These tours give you the time and space to experience more of Alaska — not just the highlights, but the quiet moments and wild places in between. Whether you’re traveling solo or with a group, you can choose from the scheduled adventures below, or visit our custom tours page to build a multi day tour in Alaska that fits your parties style, goals, and season.

Our Alaska multi-day tours aren’t just longer, they’re built to give you more of everything. Instead of picking one activity, you can combine snowmobiling, dog sledding, ice fishing, aurora viewing, ATV rides, and even an e-bike adventure into a single, well-paced trip. Staying overnight means more time to reach remote areas, more opportunities to view the northern lights, and a chance to relax at Snowhook Lodge in our authentic Alaskan cabins & hot tub. Whether you’re riding in the heart of winter or catching golden light in summer, these tours offer a deeper, more connected way to experience Alaska – year round.

Midnight Sun ATV & Sunrise Dog Sled Adventure - 2D1N

May - Aug | 2 Days 1 Night | from $388 pp

ATV/UTV Ride, Dog Sledding, Gear, Food, Private Cabin

In our Dog Sled and ATV Adventure Tour, you’ll get to experience the Alaskan fall firsthand. The tour begins with a visit to our Iditarod dog sled kennel where you’ll encounter our friendly, energetic sled dogs. Under the autumn sky, you’ll traverse through the hilly woodland trails that the dogs know so well. This gives you a unique chance to experience dog sledding outside of the winter season.

Following your dog sledding experience, you’ll switch gears for an exhilarating ATV ride through the Talkeetna Mountains. As you navigate through the towering mountains, glaciated valleys, and mountain streams, you’ll witness Alaska’s natural beauty painted with the hues of fall.

The Dog Sled and ATV Adventure Tour in the fall is a fusion of thrill and scenic beauty. Whether you’re steering an ATV or feeling the brisk autumn air on a dog sled, it’s an ideal way to witness Alaska’s majestic fall colors.

4-in-1 Northern Lights Combo 3D2N

Nov - Apr | 3 Days 2 Nights | $1050 pp

Dog Sledding, Snowmobiling, Ice Fishing, Northern Lights, Gear, Food & Private Cabin

Spend three days and two nights experiencing the best of an Alaskan winter. Start with dog sledding through snowy forests, then ride snowmobiles into the mountains for incredible views and a stay at Snowhook Lodge. On the second day, try ice fishing on a frozen lake before relaxing in your private cabin with hearty meals each evening. The adventure finishes with a snowmobile ride back down the mountain, a perfect ending to your backcountry journey.

You’ll also have chances to snowshoe under the stars and watch for the northern lights from one of Alaska’s best vantage points. With guides handling the planning, gear, and meals, this is one of the most complete multi-day northern lights tours in Alaska. If you’re looking for an all-in-one Alaska adventure package during aurora season, this is it.

6-in-1 Best of Alaska Combo 3D2N

May - Sept | 3 Days 2 Nights | $1979 pp

Dog Sledding, ATV, Flightseeing, Glacier, Fishing, E-Bike, Gear, Food & Private Cabin

Experience the best of Alaska this Summer with an all-inclusive adventure that captures the essential Alaskan experiences. Your adventure includes hiking on glaciers, dog sledding, flightseeing around Denali, ATV adventures, fishing, and historical and cultural experiences. Not only does this include the best of Alaska, but it also includes guides, lodging, food, and transportation so you can enjoy the adventure without any of the worry!

3-in-1 Northern Lights Combo 2D1N

Oct - Apr | 2 Days 1 Night | $775 pp

Dog Sledding, Snowmobiling, Northern Lights, Gear, Food & Private Cabin

Experience all of Alaska’s best winter adventures in one tour. Join us for a two-day/one-night dog sled, snowmobile, and northern lights adventure. This tour includes a dog sled ride over the hills and frozen lakes of Alaska’s backcountry. Followed by snowmobiling on world-class trails to our remote lodge on Hatcher Pass.

After settling into your private cabin and dinner, we’ll wait for the lights to come out in the comfort of the lodge, or you can also enjoy our wood-fired hot tub and sauna! The following morning, after breakfast, we’ll ride the snowmobiles back down the mountain to incredible views of Denali with the sun coming up over the snowy Alaskan winter landscape.

Denali Glacier Snowmobile Adventure

Feb - Apr | 3 Days 2 Night | $2995 pp

Snowmobiling, Northern Lights, Glacier Adventure, Gear, Food & Alpine Lodge Stay

This Alaska multi day tour takes you deep into the backcountry on one of the most scenic winter routes in the state—the Denali Highway. You’ll travel 65 miles each way by snowmobile, stay at Alpine Creek Lodge, and ride out to the Maclaren Glacier for glacier views and deep powder play. Evenings offer hearty meals and the chance to see the Northern Lights, making this one of our most thrilling and authentic multi day snowmobile tours.

The tour is fully guided and includes gear, meals, and lodging. It’s perfect for those looking to explore Alaska’s untouched terrain while chasing some of the best snow conditions and scenery the season has to offer. Whether you’re new to snowmobiling or looking for new terrain to conquer, this is one of our top-rated options for winter adventure.

Denali Backcountry Snowmobile Adventure

Oct - Apr | 2 Days 1 Night | From $1350 pp

Snowmobiling, Northern Lights, Gear, Food & Alpine Lodge Stay

Get off the beaten path and ride deep into Alaska’s remote backcountry on this two-day snowmobile adventure. Starting from our base in Willow, you’ll travel into the heart of the Alaska Range, riding 70 miles through glacier-carved valleys and wide-open snowfields to reach Alpine Creek Lodge. Along the way, keep an eye out for moose and caribou, stop for photos, and enjoy real powder riding with guidance from our experienced team.

This trip is built for both beginners and experienced riders. We provide everything you need—gear, machines, guides, and meals—so you can focus on the ride. Spend the night at a backcountry lodge with hearty food, a warm bed, and a shot at seeing the Northern Lights. The next day, ride back with fresh snow under your track and views of Denali ahead.

Ultimate Iditarod Adventure

March 7th - 9th 2026 | 3 Days 2 Nights | From $1800 pp

Dog Sledding, Snowmobiling, Gear, Food, Private Cabin

Covering nearly 200 miles of wilderness trail, this once-a-year multi day snowmobile tour offers a rare chance to ride alongside Iditarod mushers, experience Alaska’s backcountry by sled dog and snowmachine, and stay overnight in remote lodges. It kicks off in Willow with a two-hour dog sledding adventure, followed by a 26-mile snowmobile ride to our private cabins on Hatcher Pass. After dinner and a shot at viewing the Northern Lights, riders gear up for day two—tracking the official Iditarod restart before snowmobiling 70 miles along the race trail to the Skwentna Checkpoint.

The third day wraps with a return ride to Willow, completing a full-circle route that blends adventure, culture, and incredible scenery. It’s one of our most unique Alaska multi day tours, offering a deep dive into the state’s most iconic race trail with professional guides, warm meals, and rustic backcountry lodging included.

Iditarod Trail Snowmobile Expedition

12th - 16th Mar 2026 | 5 Days 4 Night | $4525 pp

Snowmobiling, Dog Sledding, Northern Lights, Gear, Food & Private Cabin

Explore the legendary Iditarod Trail on this five-day, four-night multi day snowmobile tour through Alaska’s remote wilderness. Designed for small groups and serious adventurers, this all-inclusive trip includes over 250 miles of scenic riding, private lodge accommodations, and multiple activities along the way—including dog sledding, ice fishing, and even a horse-drawn sleigh ride in Rainy Pass. Ride deep into the Alaska Range, stopping at iconic checkpoints like Skwentna Roadhouse and Perrins Rainy Pass Lodge, a historic lodge nestled 125 miles from Anchorage.

Whether you’re cruising through wide-open snowfields or chasing the northern lights, this backcountry expedition is one of the most immersive multi day northern lights tours in Alaska. It’s a high-adventure route that builds your confidence on the trails while delivering unforgettable moments in the heart of Alaska’s winter frontier.

Fall Northern Lights Adventure

Aug - Oct | 2 Days 1 Night | $350 pp

ATV/UTV, Dog Sledding, Northern Lights, Gear, Food & Private Cabin

This overnight fall tour brings together three Alaskan highlights in one unforgettable escape. You’ll start with a dryland dog sled ride through colorful autumn trails before settling into your private cabin at Snowhook Lodge. After dinner, step outside to take in the Northern Lights from Hatcher Pass—one of the best unobstructed viewing areas in the state. It’s a perfect option for travelers seeking Alaska adventure packages that include both excitement and quiet time under the stars.

The next morning, fuel up with a hearty breakfast before taking the wheel on a guided ATV or UTV ride through the rugged terrain of Hatcher Pass. With sweeping views of the Talkeetna Mountains and a good chance of spotting wildlife, it’s the perfect way to cap off this short but impactful trip. Whether you’re here for the aurora, the backcountry terrain, or the thrill of the ride, this is a multi day tour in alaska that delivers a complete fall experience.

Staying at Snowhook Lodge

Snowhook Lodge offers a true basecamp experience for all of our Alaska multi day tours. Our handcrafted log cabins sit deep in the backcountry of Hatcher Pass, giving you direct access to trails, wildlife, and wide-open skies—without giving up comfort. Each stay includes full meals, lodging, Starlink Wi-Fi, and access to shared facilities with private showers.

After a day of activity, gather in the main lodge for a hearty dinner and swap stories by the fire. It’s a comfortable, all-in setup that gives you the freedom to focus on the adventure—not the logistics.

Customized Adventure to Suit You

Not seeing the right fit? No problem. You can build your own multi day tour in Alaska that matches your interests, pace, and travel goals. Whether you’re after more time on the trail, fewer activities, or something totally unique—we’ll help you create it. This is your trip, your way.

Our team works with you to design a fully guided experience that covers the terrain you want, at the time of year that suits you best. You’ll still get the full package—gear, meals, lodging, and expert guides—just with the flexibility to make it your own. It’s a great option for families, small groups, or anyone looking for Alaska adventure packages with more freedom to explore.

FAQ's

Do I need prior snowmobiling experience to join a tour?

No, you don’t need any prior snowmobiling experience to join our tours. Each of our adventures are guided by experienced professionals who provide a full safety briefing and riding instruction before you hit the trail.

We tailor the pace and terrain to match the group’s comfort level, making our multi day snowmobile tours a great fit for beginners as well as seasoned riders. All gear is provided, and you’ll have plenty of time to get comfortable before tackling longer routes.

Can I combine different activities into one trip?

Yes, you can combine different activities into one trip. Our Alaska multi day tours are designed to mix adventures like dog sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing, ATV rides, and even e-bike trips into a single, exciting experience. If you don’t see the perfect match among our scheduled tours, you can also build a custom multi day tour in Alaska that fits your style, pace, and goals. Whether you want more time on the trails or a mix of different outdoor adventures, we’ll help you create an unforgettable trip.

What should I pack for my multi-day tour?

You should pack warm, layered clothing, sturdy footwear, gloves, and any personal essentials like medications or cameras. We provide the necessary adventure gear such as snowsuits, helmets, and boots, so you mainly need to bring your own comfortable base layers and cold-weather accessories. Packing a few snacks, a reusable water bottle, and toiletries will also make your multi day tour in Alaska even more comfortable.

Can I book as a solo traveller or do I need to join a group?

If you’re thinking about doing one of our Alaska multi day tours solo, it’s a good idea to contact us directly before booking. Some tours have group minimums or logistics that make solo travel a bit more complex, but we’re happy to help you find the right adventure that fits your plans.

How do I get to the starting point of a tour from Anchorage?

You can reach the starting point of our tours by either driving yourself to our headquarters in Willow or taking our optional shuttle service from Anchorage. The shuttle offers round-trip transportation for an additional fee and is a convenient option if you’re not renting a car. If you prefer to drive, we have parking available on-site.

How physically demanding are the multi-day tours?

Most of our Alaska multi day tours are designed to be active but accessible to anyone with a basic level of fitness. You don’t need to be an athlete—just comfortable spending several hours outdoors in winter conditions and participating in guided activities like snowmobiling or dog sledding. Some multi day snowmobile tours may include longer rides or varied terrain, but our guides are great at pacing the day and offering breaks when needed. If you have questions about a specific tour, we’re happy to help you pick the right fit.

Are the tours available year-round or only in certain seasons?

Most of our adventures are seasonal and depend on weather, daylight, and trail conditions. Winter tours typically run from November through April, when snow and aurora conditions are best. Summer and fall trips, including ATV rides and dry dog sledding, run from May through October. If you’re unsure which season is best for your plans, check out our full list of Alaska adventure packages for each season on our website or contact us for help.

Is there wi-fi at Snowhook Lodge?

Yes, Snowhook Lodge offers reliable Wi-Fi through Starlink satellite internet, so you can stay connected even in the remote Alaskan backcountry.

Is Alaska an expensive vacation?

Yes, Alaska can be an expensive vacation, but our all inclusive adventures make it much more manageable and stress-free. With lodging, meals, gear, and guided activities bundled together, you know exactly what you’re paying for upfront—no surprise costs along the way.

How many days are needed for an Alaska trip?

For most travelers, 3 to 5 days is a great amount of time for exploring—especially if you join one of our Alaska multi day tours. These trips are designed to make the most of your time, combining activities like dog sledding, snowmobiling, and Northern Lights viewing into a well-paced itinerary.

What is the best month to visit Alaska to see the northern lights?

The best months to see the Northern Lights in Alaska are from late August through mid-April, with peak viewing typically between September and March. These months offer the long, dark nights needed for clear aurora sightings. Many of our overnight tour options are scheduled during this window to give guests the best possible chance of seeing the aurora.

What is the best month to visit Alaska?

The best month to visit Alaska depends on what kind of experience you’re looking for. Summer (June–August) is ideal for long days, warmer weather, and ATV or e-bike adventures, while winter (November–April) brings snowmobiling, dog sledding, and chances to see the Northern Lights. Many of our Alaska multi day tours run across both seasons, so whatever you’re after, there’s something incredible to do year-round.

Additional Information

When planning your adventure, it’s helpful to get a feel for Alaska’s seasons and activities. Travel Alaska is a great official resource with tips on the best times to visit, regional highlights, and planning advice for both winter and summer trips. If you’re aiming to chase the aurora on one of our multi day northern lights tours, NOAA Aurora Forecast provides real-time aurora information specifically for North America, helping you pick the best nights to watch the skies come alive.