• Visit Anchorage Log Cabin Visitor Information Center - This serves as both the start and end of the tour. Inside the visitor center, guests can find a variety of brochures, receive tailored advice, and engage in enlightening discussions with volunteers about their visit to Anchorage.
• Greetings from Alaska Mural - Capture a photo with the Greetings from Alaska Mural!
• 921 E Whitney Rd - Meet SnowElla, Anchorage’s 25-Foot Snow Lady

Don’t miss this magical stop to meet SnowElla, Anchorage’s very own 25-foot-tall snow lady! Here, visitors will find the perfect photo opportunity with this towering, frosty icon, set against Alaska’s stunning winter landscape. Listen to the tale of SnowElla’s creation on a dark winter night, as the northern lights danced overhead, inspiring the magic behind her construction. Discover how this beloved figure was built from the ground up, making SnowElla an unforgettable part of Anchorage’s winter charm!

• The Ulu Factory - Discover Alaska’s Ulu at the Ulu Factory

Explore the Ulu Factory, where guests can delve into the fascinating history of Alaska’s traditional ulu knife. At this stop, visitors will learn how these iconic knives are crafted, their historical significance, and techniques for using them in everyday life. Watch skilled artisans at work and gain insights into this essential tool used by Alaska Natives for centuries. Enjoy a bit of shopping for authentic Alaskan goods, including your very own ulu to take home, and experience a slice of Alaska’s cultural heritage firsthand!

• Captain Cook Monument - As the tour begins, guests will immerse themselves in the rich history of the renowned explorer, Captain James Cook. They’ll trace his epic voyage to Anchorage, learning about his adventures, trials, and discoveries along the way. This man’s journey not only shaped the course of exploration history but also left a significant impact on Anchorage itself.
• Alaska Railroad Depot - At the Alaska Railroad Depot, guests will delve into the compelling history of Anchorage’s creation. They’ll discover how this ‘locomotive’ force, the railroad, played a pivotal role in shaping the city. Anchorage owes its growth and modern existence largely to the railroad. The depot will offer a unique insight into the transformative power of the railroad and its influence on Anchorage’s evolution.
• West Anchorage High School - Passing by West Anchorage High School

As the tour passes by West Anchorage High, guests will hear fascinating stories about the history of Anchorage’s schools and learn about the rich diversity that makes this city unique. The amusing tale of the school’s quirky mascot will be shared, adding a touch of local humor to the journey. It’s a fun and informative glimpse into Anchorage’s vibrant community and educational heritage.

• Underground Anchorage House - Anchorage’s Underground House

Catch a glimpse of one of Anchorage’s most unique architectural wonders: the underground house. As the tour passes by, guests will hear the intriguing history behind this one-of-a-kind home, learn about its unusual features, and discover how it was constructed to blend with Alaska’s rugged landscape. This fascinating stop offers a peek into Anchorage’s innovative side, making it a memorable highlight of the tour!

• Point Woronzof - During the visit to Point Woronzof, guests will be awestruck by the breathtaking panoramic views that this area offers.
  As they gaze out over Cook Inlet, their eyes will be drawn to the snow-capped peaks of the Chugach Mountains rising majestically in the distance. This mountain range forms a dramatic backdrop against the expansive Alaskan sky and reflects beautifully on the waters of the inlet.
  If the weather is clear, they may even catch a glimpse of Mount Denali, North America’s highest peak. Known for its staggering height and stunning beauty, seeing Mount Denali is a truly unforgettable experience.
• Earthquake Park - As part of the tour at Earthquake Park, guests will have the unique opportunity to witness the frozen shockwaves from the catastrophic 1964 earthquake. Known as the Great Alaskan Earthquake or Good Friday Earthquake, it remains one of the most powerful earthquakes recorded in U.S. history.
  They’ll hear stories of how the local community banded together in the face of adversity, demonstrating resilience and unity in their collective survival efforts. The park itself stands as a testament to the quake’s profound impact, with a section of the Turnagain neighborhood having slid into the ocean during the disaster. Moreover, guests will gain an understanding of the widespread global impact of this seismic event. At this stop, they’ll feel the enduring influence that the 1964 earthquake had not just on Anchorage, but on the world.
• Anchorage Veterans’ Memorial - During the tour of Alaska, guests will delve into the history of what’s often referred to as “The Forgotten War.” This term commonly refers to World War II’s Aleutian Campaign, a series of conflicts fought in Alaska’s Aleutian Islands.
  They will also explore the significant role the military has played in Alaska’s history and development. From the WWII era to the present day, the military’s presence has been a crucial aspect of the state’s identity, shaping its infrastructure, economy, and culture.
• Westchester Lagoon - Westchester Lagoon, located in the heart of Anchorage, Alaska, is a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike. Not only does it offer stunning natural beauty, but during the winter months, it transforms into one of the city’s most beloved ice rinks.
• Lake Hood Harbor - During the tour of Lake Hood and Lake Spenard, guests will not only learn about the historical and contemporary significance of this location but also have an opportunity to capture stunning photographs of the variety of planes parked along the shoreline or soaring in the clear Alaskan sky. This bustling base is a haven for aviation enthusiasts and photographers alike, with its colorful array of aircraft and picturesque natural backdrop. They might witness an even more extraordinary sight: planes landing on the frozen lake.
• Rust’s Flying Service - Winter Stop at Rust’s Flying Service

Experience the magic of Alaska’s winter at Rust’s Flying Service, where guests will enjoy a cozy coffee break with an Alaskan pilot. Against the snowy backdrop of Lake Hood, the busiest seaplane base in the world, they’ll have the chance to chat with a pilot, ask questions about flying over Alaska’s breathtaking winter landscapes, and snap memorable photos with the iconic planes. Take a stroll along the dock, wrapped in winter’s tranquility, and capture the quiet beauty of Alaska’s frozen expanse. This is a one-of-a-kind stop that brings Alaska’s aviation heritage and winter wonder to life.

• In-person guide: English
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

Join the adventure of a 25-mile journey through the enchanting winter landscape that is proudly called home. Enthusiastic guides will share their personal stories, delve into Anchorage’s vibrant history, and are eager to answer any questions along the way. This engaging experience includes several stops where participants can step out, explore, and truly connect with the essence of Alaska.

Be on the lookout for Alaska’s most iconic resident—the majestic moose—while enjoying breathtaking sights such as the impressive 25-foot SnowElla, delightful historic neighborhoods, and sweeping views of snow-covered mountains.

The adventure continues with a visit to the world’s largest single-engine seaplane base, where participants will meet an Alaskan bush pilot and hear their fascinating stories. Along the journey, savor the taste of authentic Alaskan reindeer sausage, adding a delicious touch to this unforgettable experience.

Each stop provides a unique insight into the rich culture and natural beauty that make Anchorage truly special.

• The total duration includes the travel time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.