Alaska Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing in Alaska is one of the most accessible—and rewarding—ways to explore the state’s snow-covered landscapes. From the forests of Anchorage to the alpine meadows of Girdwood and the quiet trails of Fairbanks, snowshoeing offers a peaceful, low-impact way to connect with Alaska’s wild winter beauty.
Whether you're gliding over fresh powder with views of Denali or following tracks through a silent boreal forest, this easy-to-learn activity is perfect for all ages and skill levels. Guided tours, gear rentals, and groomed trails are available across the state, making it simple to step into adventure—no lift ticket required.
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Winter Activities
Walking out across the ice of Alaska’s largest road-accessible glacier is an unforgettable experience that you can take advantage of year-round — and it’s just a two-hour drive from Anchorage.
Get out there on one or more of these super-accessible trips, which range from easy nature walks to strenuous alpine multi-day treks. You’ll not only get a healthy dose of scenery, you’ll also exercise your body, mind, and soul. In winter, marvel at frozen waterfalls, snowshoe treks and even heli-snowshoeing!
Alyeska Resort is famous for its downhill skiing and snowboarding for a reason — it’s truly world-class, featuring tons of snow, steep mountains, and views that stretch on forever. But there are a ton of other winter activities that make Alyeska an epicenter for winter adventure. Go cross-country skiing or snowshoeing on one of the area trails; or head off into the backcountry with a guide for some heli- or cat-skiing; try a snowmobile excursion; ...more