The Seward Highway is a National Scenic Highway, and for good reason! This 6-hour tour from Anchorage takes you down the Turnagain Arm to the aerial tram on Mt. Alyeska. At the top you will enjoy stunning panoramas of the Alaska wilderness.
After leaving Anchorage you will drive down the Turnagain Arm to the aerial tram on Mt. Alyeska. At the top you will enjoy stunning panoramas (weather permitting) of the Alaska wilderness. From this height on a clear day, glaciers can be viewed, as well as the foothills of the Chugach Mountains where they meet the sea at the Cook Inlet.
Your next highlight is the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. This rescue center is home to bears, a musk ox herd, a wood bison herd that was once thought to be extinct, moose, elk, caribou, and more! Lunch is included at a local eatery in Girdwood.
Enjoy the scenic drive back to Anchorage where your tour ends at your hotel.
Available from May 17 to October 7
From/to Anchorage
| Per Person | Booking Code | |
| Turnagain Turn Tour | $179 | SBT4 |
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