Discover the raw beauty of the Last Frontier. Alaska’s wide-open spaces are built for adventure. Ride, paddle, or mush your way into nature’s untouched kingdom.
Venture into Alaska’s Stunning Wilderness
Top Alaska Ski-Doo tours
By Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours
Join a Scenic Alaska Backcountry Snowmobile Adventure
- Guided
- Multi-hour
- Palmer, Alaska, United States
Starting at $255.00 USD
By Alaska Wild Guides
Spencer Glacier Snowmobile and Ice Cave Adventure
- Guided
- Multi-hour
- Girdwood, Alaska, United States
Starting at $350.00 USD
By Midnight Sun ATV Tours
Explore Chena Hot Springs on a Ski-Doo Tour
- Guided
- Multi-hour
- Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
Starting at $160.00 USD
By Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours
Discover Nelchina Glacier on a Beginner Snowmobile Tour
- Guided
- Full-day
- Palmer, Alaska, United States
Starting at $395.00 USD
By Alaska Wild Guides
Talkeetna Backcountry Snowmobile and Dog Kennel Tour
- Guided
- Multi-hour
- Talkeetna, Alaska, United States
Starting at $275.00 USD
Where to go in Alaska
From glacier trails to northern lights, Alaska’s wild towns deliver big adventure against even bigger backdrops.
Fairbanks
Known for snowmobile tours, dog sledding, and northern lights viewing points, Fairbanks is Alaska’s adventure hub.
Girdwood
Alaska’s resort town is the perfect base for Ski-Doo tours, ice caves exploration, and seeing the 3,500-foot Spencer Glacier.
Talkeetna
Try dog sledding and take in views of Mt. Denali in this charming town in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley.
Palmer
Get up close to the majestic Knik and Nelchina glaciers on an off-road adventure or Ski-Doo tour.
Can-Am adventures in Alaska
Jet across Arctic waters to towering glaciers
Explore over 50 miles of pristine Alaskan coastline on a guided Sea‑Doo expedition, witnessing glaciers that calve icebergs and attract curious harbor seals.
Why Alaska is unlike anywhere else
Alaska offers more than epic rides — it’s where wild nature, winter wonder, and Indigenous culture come together.
Peak winter season
Mid-November to April is ideal for Alaska snowmobile and sledding adventures.
Aurora chasing
Alaska is one of North America’s top destinations to see the Northern Lights, especially near Fairbanks.
A taste of real wilderness
No crowds. No rushed schedules. Just endless snow, forest, and mountains — perfect for a true escape.
Native Alaskan culture in Anchorage
Visit world-class institutions dedicated to the culture of the Dena’ina Athabascan people.