• Fly over the massive Juneau Icefield in a floatplane.
• Enjoy a literal bird’s-eye view of the stunning scenery.
• Soar over four glaciers, each with its own characteristics.
• Watch for bears, mountain goats and moose while flying.

• Watch humpback whales gorging on food at the water’s surface.
• Look for other marine creatures including orcas and harbor seals.
• Scan the shoreline for bears and Sitka blacktail deer.
• Listen to an onboard naturalist describe the animals’ behaviors.
• Explore with the locals. For over 50 years this tour operator has proudly shared Southeast Alaska with guests from all over.

• See Mendenhall Glacier from its enlightening visitor center.
• Cruise a catamaran through waters where humpback whales are commonly seen.
• Watch for other marine animals and bald eagles.

• Follow the route Joe Juneau took when he discovered gold in 1880.
• Pan for gold in the creek that launched the Juneau gold rush.
• See one of the original gold rush mines.
• Learn fascinating facts about the discovery of gold in Alaska.

• Cruise in luxury aboard a yacht reserved for a maximum of 8 guests.
• Scan the waters of the Inside Passage for massive humpback whales feeding.
• Look for other marine creatures such as seals, sea lions and orcas.
• View Mendenhall Glacier from a lookout on the Nugget Falls Trail.
• Visit a salmon hatchery on the outskirts of Juneau.

• Savor an all-you-can-eat feast of salmon and other Alaskan dishes.
• Dine alfresco in an idyllic forested setting.
• Enjoy a musical performance while you dine.

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• Race through the wilderness at the back of a wheeled sled behind a team of huskies.
• Interact with the dogs and mushers that rely on them for winter travel.
• See how the huskies are cared for like professional athletes, which they are.
• Admire the seemingly endless wilderness from the suspension bridge over Fish Creek.

• Soar over the pristine wilderness that borders Juneau in a helicopter.
• Land at our dog camp on the remote Norris Glacier.
• Drive a dogsled along a trail in the shadow of the glacier.
• Discuss the finer points of dogsledding with professional mushers.