Heli Hiking

Explore your adventurous side with an unforgettable heli hiking experience in Alaska. Our unique Alaska hiking tour combines the thrill of a scenic helicopter ride with the serenity of hiking in some of the most remote and breathtaking landscapes in the state. Leave the crowds behind and immerse yourself in the incredible aerial views of glacier peaks, alpine meadows, and cascading waterfalls.

Discover vibrant alpine flora, keep an eye out for wildlife like mountain goats or marmots, and learn about the geology, ecology, and cultural history of the region. Whether you're looking for a casual hike with jaw-dropping views or a more challenging trek into rugged terrain, our heli hiking tours deliver an unforgettable way to experience the real Alaska.

Heli Hiking Tour

Choose from a Half Day (2-4 hour) or a Full Day (6-8 hours) Hiking or Trail Running. Land in a remote location for prices starting at $659 per person.

Heli Hiking Tour Details

  • Check-In: Time will be dependent on weather and guest preference.

  • Location: Alaska Glacier Lodge 29979 E Knik River Rd, Palmer, AK 99645. At the headquarters you will receive a safety briefing for the helicopter.

  • Travel: Take a 20 minute flight over the Knik Glacier and land at your hiking or running location.

  • Food: Lunch will be provided for all Full Day tours. Snacks will be provided for all Half Day tours.

  • All Tours Include: Bear spray, experienced and knowledgable guide, and tracking and navigation devices.

Year-Round Heli Hiking & Trail Running Tours

Your heli hiking or trail running tour begins with a flight into the heart of the Chugach Mountains, offering incredible aerial views of mountain peaks, alpine meadows, and cascading waterfalls. Once you've landed in a remote, trail-less area, your expert guide will lead you on a customized hiking adventure tailored to your group’s interests and skill level.

Alaska Sundog offers these helicopter supported day tours in partnership with Anchorage Helicopter Tours.

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