Escaping Anchorage

Pick from one of the 3+ hour group tours, or work with Brittney to develop a personalized 3- or 7-hour tour. She’ll take you to explore Anchorage or out of the city to witness stunning vistas, lakes, waterfalls, and wildlife. Perhaps you’d like to visit an area you haven’t already been to—maybe even someplace you didn’t know you wanted to see. Or maybe you want to get a new perspective on a place you’ve been to. No two trips will be the same.

Escaping Anchorage’s Tours

Ultimate Anchorage Summer Wildlife Tour

This 4-hour excursion o the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center begins with your guide taking you down gorgeous Turnagain Arm for views of snow-capped peaks and pristine waters. At the center, you can check out Alaskan creatures like musk ox, reindeer, bears, moose, bison, and wolves—all in support of the center’s mission to preserve and protect the state’s incredible wildlife.

Super Slushy Spring Tour

Most companies don’t offer springtime tours, so take advantage of this trip to the fascinating Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. While the spring weather can be unpredictable and the ground a bit muddy, it’s still a great time to see Alaskan wildlife. Head down Turnagain Arm for some of the area’s most inspiring views, then spend some time with indigenous creatures like musk ox, reindeer, owls, and elk. On your way back, you’ll stop in the charming town of Girdwood.

Ride and Roam: Mystery Sightseeing Tour

This tour takes you within a 50-mile radius of downtown Anchorage to enjoy the area’s magnificent scenery from the road and on foot.

Musk Ox Madness: Scenic Drive & Farm Tour

Head up the stunning Knik Arm to visit a musk ox farm. Surrounded by the Chugach and Talkeetna mountains, you’ll learn about these fascinating ice-age creatures and another incredible local history.

Private tours

Brittney will customize an itinerary just for your group and cater to your interests. For example, you could explore a waterfall and old mine in Girdwood, or go to Eagle River to see its fascinating nature center and take an easy hike to South Fork Falls.

Whichever you choose, you’ll return with new friends and new insights into the 49th state.

Stay tuned for more tours to come!