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Helicopter Glacier Trek
PRICE: ADULT: 399.00 / CHILD: 399.00 USD
DURATION: 4 Hours 15 Minutes Approx.
Join professional mountaineering guides for an approximate two-hour
trek through a glacial icescape. A scenic helicopter flight will take you
to your trekking site. No experience is necessary, as guides will teach
you the proper use of the mountaineering gear (ice axe, crampons,
harness, helmet), so that the remote areas of the glacier may be
accessed. Your trek will be interspersed with detailed explanations of
the glacier environment and surrounding area. All of the outerwear and
mountaineering gear that you will need for your trek is provided. All you
need to bring is a camera, a willing attitude and an appetite for
adventure.
Minimum age to participate is 12 years old. Participants must be able
to hike 2 miles over varied terrain. There are certain inherent risks in
this type of activity and guests should make themselves aware of
same before deciding to join this excursion. Due to weight restrictions
on board helicopters, all participants must register their body weight at
the time of booking. This is a requirement of the helicopter companies
to ensure guest safety and comfort. Approximately 30-35 minutes flight
time and 2 hours on the glacier.
Extended Helicopter Glacier Trek
PRICE: ADULT: 514.00 / CHILD: 514.00 USD
DURATION: 5 Hours 15 Minutes Approx.
This trek is an Alaskan glacier adventure that includes approximately
three hours hiking and climbing over the rugged terrain of the glacier. A
picturesque helicopter ride will take you from sea level to the glacier to
meet your guide who will teach you the basics of glacier travel and then
lead your group on an exploration of the glacier's most pristine and
remote areas. Opportunities for adventure photos abound as you are
introduced to and practice basic climbing techniques enabling you to
safely climb and descend the ice walls. All outerwear and
mountaineering gear needed for your trek is provided. No experience
is required but you should be in good physical condition and have an
open mind for adventure.
Minimum age to participate is 16 years old. Participants must be able
to hike 3 miles. There are certain inherent risks in this type of activity
and guests should make themselves aware of same before deciding
to join this excursion. Due to weight restrictions on board helicopters,
all participants must register their body weight at the time of booking.
This is a requirement of the helicopter companies to ensure guest
safety and comfort. Approximately 30-35 minutes flight time and 3
hours on the glacier.
Fly-Out Fly Fishing
PRICE: ADULT: 425.00 / CHILD: 425.00 USD
DURATION: 5 Hours Approx.
Untouched Alaskan wilderness awaits you on this fly fishing quest.
Combine the highlights of Southeast Alaska with classic floatplanes,
world renowned fishing in remote waters, and experienced local
guides in a wilderness setting. This guiding service caters to the first
timer with hands on instruction and the experienced fly caster will enjoy
the challenge of Alaskan fishing and the guide interaction. All fishing is
done on an eco-conscious catch and release basis. Fishing species
include cutthroat trout, dolly varden, and various salmon species.
Quality gear is provided and a smoked salmon snack and beverage
are included.
Experience fishing in the heart of Alaskan wilderness, something road
access doesn't allow. Whether a seasoned fly fisherman, a
photographer, or a discriminating traveler looking for a genuine
wilderness experience, this combination of flightseeing and fly fishing
in a wilderness setting is an exclusive highlight to any Alaska visit.
Minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Bring layered clothing
appropriate for the weather. Alaska State Law requires a valid
one day fishing license, which may be purchased for $20. Please note
that once fly fishing participation figures have been sent to the operator
(minimum of 24 hours before arrival) no refunds will be granted in
cases where guests decide not to utilize the service for whatever
reason.
Mendenhall Glacier Float Trip
PRICE: ADULT: 120.00 / CHILD: 98.00 USD
DURATION: 3 Hours 30 Minutes Approx.
Join a white-water rafting trip that is popular with beginner and
experienced rafters of all ages. Your adventure begins with a
drive to Mendenhall Lake, where you may view the Mendenhall Glacier,
which measures 1.5 miles wide and 150 feet high at the face. Near the
shoreline you'll suit up with rain gear, life jackets and rubber boots.
Each raft carries eight to twelve people and is rowed by an experienced
guide. Paddle rafts may be available for the more adventuresome.
While in your raft, view the Mendenhall Glacier and its floating icebergs
in the distance. Hanging glaciers, towering peaks and glacial
topography may also be seen. As your raft proceeds down the river,
your guide will explain the natural phenomena in the valley and you'll
encounter stretches of rapids, adding excitement to the trip. Make an
Alaskan-style snack stop near the end of the river before
your return to the ship.
Minimum weight to participate is 40 pounds. This tour will operate in
all weather conditions so warm clothing and an extra pair of socks is
recommended.
Glacier View Sea Kayaking
PRICE: ADULT: 102.00 / CHILD: 69.00 USD
DURATION: 3 Hours 30 Minutes Approx.
Travel by bus to North Douglas Island for views of the Mendenhall
Glacier and Auke Bay. On arrival to the launch ramp, you'll be outfitted
in life jackets and rain gear. Your guide will provide a safety briefing
and orientation to kayaking before boarding your two-person kayak.
The kayaks will allow you to silently approach any wildlife in the area
and give you a sense of how the famed Aleut Indians traveled the
coastal waterways of Alaska in search of pelts for the Russian fur
trading companies. Be guided in groups of five to six kayaks to places
such as the Mendenhall Wetlands, where you may have the opportunity
to view the Mendenhall Glacier from an ocean explorer's point of view.
Your guide will explain the significance of places such as Smugglers
Cove, the history of the surrounding area, and help identify local flora
and fauna. You may see porpoise, seals, sea lions, eagles, herons or
even a whale. After your paddle, an Alaskan snack is provided.
Participants must be between 40 and 250 pounds. Participants should
bring apparel appropriate for outdoor activities and be
able and willing to paddle for 1.5 - 2 hours.
Whale Watching & Orca Point Lodge
PRICE: ADULT: 154.00 / CHILD: 89.00 USD
DURATION: 5 Hours Approx.
Encounter humpback whales along with a wide variety of other marine
wildlife, and enjoy an exclusive visit to Orca Point Lodge for a hearty
Alaskan meal. Knowledgeable captains, naturalists and crew are
eager to share information about the local area and wildlife. Venture
into Juneau's Stephen's Passage to explore areas known for their
abundance of humpback whales and other wildlife. In fact, the
whale population is so great that the tour operator will give you a
refund of $100 per adult and $50 per child if a whale is not spotted on
the trip! Killer whales, Steller sea lions, Dall's porpoise, harbor seals,
bald eagles and, occasionally deer and bear are also common sights.
Mountain peaks and glaciers provide a backdrop to photo
opportunities throughout the cruise.
Sense the quiet solitude of a wilderness island as you step ashore at
Orca Point Lodge, where a meal featuring freshly grilled wild Alaska
salmon is provided. The lodge features peaceful seclusion with
modern comforts in a remote wilderness setting.
Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and take a stroll along the
beach before the return cruise to Juneau. Complimentary
beverages are available throughout your tour.
Historic Juneau Gold Mine Tour
PRICE: ADULT: 69.00 / CHILD: 38.00 USD
DURATION: 3 Hours 15 Minutes Approx.
Relive Juneau's mining heritage on this one-of-a-kind tour of the
remains of what was once the world's largest producing gold
mine. Your driver/guide sets the stage during a short ride to Sheep
Creek and the site of the mill ruins. A tour guide steps onboard the bus
as you make your way up the mountainside to the railroad
superintendent's house where you will view a display of mining
equipment and the Gastineau Channel below. Your next stop takes
you underground into the conveyer tunnel, through which the crushed
ore was transported to the main mill building. Don hard hats and
venture along a boardwalk into the 360-foot long tunnel carved in the
mountainside. Once inside, experienced miners will demonstrate
equipment and talk about the mining lifestyle. Make your way back to
the mill ruins, where crushed rocks were further processed and gold
recovered. You will have a chance to strike it rich as you take time
to pan for gold, with "riches" guaranteed in every pan!
Dress warmly and wear comfortable walking shoes.
Gold Panning Adventure
PRICE: ADULT: 50.00 / CHILD: 33.00 USD
DURATION: 1 Hour 30 Minutes Approx.
Relive Juneau's gold rush history and pan for gold in the authentic
setting of Last Chance Basin. A costumed prospector will accompany
you on a narrated van ride through a historic residential area en route
to Last Chance Basin. Trace the route taken by Joe Juneau and
Richard Harris in their search for gold over 100 years ago. Near the
famous Alaska-Juneau gold mine, one of the world's largest hard rock
mining operations, you will get hands-on experience panning for gold
in the creek. "Guaranteed gold" for everyone! Your prospector/guide
recaptures the history of Juneau's gold discovery and hard rock
mining as you view remnants of the mine.
Gold Creek Salmon Bake
PRICE: ADULT: 38.00 / CHILD: 24.00 USD
DURATION: 1 Hour 30 Minutes Approx.
More than a meal, this is a true Alaskan cookout. This has been
Alaska's original outdoor salmon bake for over 30 years! At Gold Creek
Salmon Bake, wild Alaskan caught salmon will be grilling over an open
alderwood fire. Your all-you-can-eat meal also includes barbecued
pork ribs, chicken, baked beans, rice pilaf, a variety of salads, corn
bread and beverages. Live musical entertainment is provided as you
dine beside Salmon Creek, nestled in the foliage of Southeast
Alaska's rain forest, under translucent domes that will protect you from
any sort of weather. After dining, roast marshmallows over a campfire
or view the Salmon Creek waterfall, where, in season, salmon spawn
and the remnants of the historic Wagner Mine are evident. This true
Alaskan cookout is a taste of the Last Frontier's history.
Mount Roberts Tramway
PRICE: ADULT: 24.95 / CHILD: 13.50 USD
DURATION: At Your Leisure
Soar to new heights and experience the panorama of Juneau and the
Inside Passage from 1,800 feet above the city. The starting point of the
Tramway is in downtown Juneau, a short walk from the cruise ship
pier. Embark on a journey through Alaska's rain forest to its alpine
meadows. At the top of Mount Roberts, the mountain lodge houses a
theater, restaurant, bars, gift shops and displays of Native artwork.
Native artists are featured working on totemic carvings in cedar and
silver or making traditional dolls and garments. Well-groomed hiking
trails offer access to the alpine with several viewing decks and
interpretive signs. Learn about raptors in Alaska from the Naturalist at
the live bald eagle exhibit.
As one of Juneau's most popular attractions, a tram ride to the top of
Mount Roberts provides photo opportunities and a chance to learn of
the area's rich Native culture. Your ticket includes the award-winning
Tlingit film "Seeing Daylight" and unlimited rides throughout the day,
allowing you to combine this ride with any other excursion during your
stay in Juneau. Due to climatic changes, no guarantee is given for the
views available at any given time. Actual tour duration is at the guest's
discretion.
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Helicopter Glacier Trek
PRICE: ADULT: 399.00 / CHILD: 399.00 USD
DURATION: 4 Hours 15 Minutes Approx.
Join professional mountaineering guides for an approximate two-hour
trek through a glacial icescape. A scenic helicopter flight will take you
to your trekking site. No experience is necessary, as guides will teach
you the proper use of the mountaineering gear (ice axe, crampons,
harness, helmet), so that the remote areas of the glacier may be
accessed. Your trek will be interspersed with detailed explanations of
the glacier environment and surrounding area. All of the outerwear and
mountaineering gear that you will need for your trek is provided. All you
need to bring is a camera, a willing attitude and an appetite for
adventure.
Minimum age to participate is 12 years old. Participants must be able
to hike 2 miles over varied terrain. There are certain inherent risks in
this type of activity and guests should make themselves aware of
same before deciding to join this excursion. Due to weight restrictions
on board helicopters, all participants must register their body weight at
the time of booking. This is a requirement of the helicopter companies
to ensure guest safety and comfort. Approximately 30-35 minutes flight
time and 2 hours on the glacier.
Extended Helicopter Glacier Trek
PRICE: ADULT: 514.00 / CHILD: 514.00 USD
DURATION: 5 Hours 15 Minutes Approx.
This trek is an Alaskan glacier adventure that includes approximately
three hours hiking and climbing over the rugged terrain of the glacier. A
picturesque helicopter ride will take you from sea level to the glacier to
meet your guide who will teach you the basics of glacier travel and then
lead your group on an exploration of the glacier's most pristine and
remote areas. Opportunities for adventure photos abound as you are
introduced to and practice basic climbing techniques enabling you to
safely climb and descend the ice walls. All outerwear and
mountaineering gear needed for your trek is provided. No experience
is required but you should be in good physical condition and have an
open mind for adventure.
Minimum age to participate is 16 years old. Participants must be able
to hike 3 miles. There are certain inherent risks in this type of activity
and guests should make themselves aware of same before deciding
to join this excursion. Due to weight restrictions on board helicopters,
all participants must register their body weight at the time of booking.
This is a requirement of the helicopter companies to ensure guest
safety and comfort. Approximately 30-35 minutes flight time and 3
hours on the glacier.
Fly-Out Fly Fishing
PRICE: ADULT: 425.00 / CHILD: 425.00 USD
DURATION: 5 Hours Approx.
Untouched Alaskan wilderness awaits you on this fly fishing quest.
Combine the highlights of Southeast Alaska with classic floatplanes,
world renowned fishing in remote waters, and experienced local
guides in a wilderness setting. This guiding service caters to the first
timer with hands on instruction and the experienced fly caster will enjoy
the challenge of Alaskan fishing and the guide interaction. All fishing is
done on an eco-conscious catch and release basis. Fishing species
include cutthroat trout, dolly varden, and various salmon species.
Quality gear is provided and a smoked salmon snack and beverage
are included.
Experience fishing in the heart of Alaskan wilderness, something road
access doesn't allow. Whether a seasoned fly fisherman, a
photographer, or a discriminating traveler looking for a genuine
wilderness experience, this combination of flightseeing and fly fishing
in a wilderness setting is an exclusive highlight to any Alaska visit.
Minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Bring layered clothing
appropriate for the weather. Alaska State Law requires a valid
one day fishing license, which may be purchased for $20. Please note
that once fly fishing participation figures have been sent to the operator
(minimum of 24 hours before arrival) no refunds will be granted in
cases where guests decide not to utilize the service for whatever
reason.
Mendenhall Glacier Float Trip
PRICE: ADULT: 120.00 / CHILD: 98.00 USD
DURATION: 3 Hours 30 Minutes Approx.
Join a white-water rafting trip that is popular with beginner and
experienced rafters of all ages. Your adventure begins with a
drive to Mendenhall Lake, where you may view the Mendenhall Glacier,
which measures 1.5 miles wide and 150 feet high at the face. Near the
shoreline you'll suit up with rain gear, life jackets and rubber boots.
Each raft carries eight to twelve people and is rowed by an experienced
guide. Paddle rafts may be available for the more adventuresome.
While in your raft, view the Mendenhall Glacier and its floating icebergs
in the distance. Hanging glaciers, towering peaks and glacial
topography may also be seen. As your raft proceeds down the river,
your guide will explain the natural phenomena in the valley and you'll
encounter stretches of rapids, adding excitement to the trip. Make an
Alaskan-style snack stop near the end of the river before
your return to the ship.
Minimum weight to participate is 40 pounds. This tour will operate in
all weather conditions so warm clothing and an extra pair of socks is
recommended.
Glacier View Sea Kayaking
PRICE: ADULT: 102.00 / CHILD: 69.00 USD
DURATION: 3 Hours 30 Minutes Approx.
Travel by bus to North Douglas Island for views of the Mendenhall
Glacier and Auke Bay. On arrival to the launch ramp, you'll be outfitted
in life jackets and rain gear. Your guide will provide a safety briefing
and orientation to kayaking before boarding your two-person kayak.
The kayaks will allow you to silently approach any wildlife in the area
and give you a sense of how the famed Aleut Indians traveled the
coastal waterways of Alaska in search of pelts for the Russian fur
trading companies. Be guided in groups of five to six kayaks to places
such as the Mendenhall Wetlands, where you may have the opportunity
to view the Mendenhall Glacier from an ocean explorer's point of view.
Your guide will explain the significance of places such as Smugglers
Cove, the history of the surrounding area, and help identify local flora
and fauna. You may see porpoise, seals, sea lions, eagles, herons or
even a whale. After your paddle, an Alaskan snack is provided.
Participants must be between 40 and 250 pounds. Participants should
bring apparel appropriate for outdoor activities and be
able and willing to paddle for 1.5 - 2 hours.
Whale Watching & Orca Point Lodge
PRICE: ADULT: 154.00 / CHILD: 89.00 USD
DURATION: 5 Hours Approx.
Encounter humpback whales along with a wide variety of other marine
wildlife, and enjoy an exclusive visit to Orca Point Lodge for a hearty
Alaskan meal. Knowledgeable captains, naturalists and crew are
eager to share information about the local area and wildlife. Venture
into Juneau's Stephen's Passage to explore areas known for their
abundance of humpback whales and other wildlife. In fact, the
whale population is so great that the tour operator will give you a
refund of $100 per adult and $50 per child if a whale is not spotted on
the trip! Killer whales, Steller sea lions, Dall's porpoise, harbor seals,
bald eagles and, occasionally deer and bear are also common sights.
Mountain peaks and glaciers provide a backdrop to photo
opportunities throughout the cruise.
Sense the quiet solitude of a wilderness island as you step ashore at
Orca Point Lodge, where a meal featuring freshly grilled wild Alaska
salmon is provided. The lodge features peaceful seclusion with
modern comforts in a remote wilderness setting.
Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and take a stroll along the
beach before the return cruise to Juneau. Complimentary
beverages are available throughout your tour.
Historic Juneau Gold Mine Tour
PRICE: ADULT: 69.00 / CHILD: 38.00 USD
DURATION: 3 Hours 15 Minutes Approx.
Relive Juneau's mining heritage on this one-of-a-kind tour of the
remains of what was once the world's largest producing gold
mine. Your driver/guide sets the stage during a short ride to Sheep
Creek and the site of the mill ruins. A tour guide steps onboard the bus
as you make your way up the mountainside to the railroad
superintendent's house where you will view a display of mining
equipment and the Gastineau Channel below. Your next stop takes
you underground into the conveyer tunnel, through which the crushed
ore was transported to the main mill building. Don hard hats and
venture along a boardwalk into the 360-foot long tunnel carved in the
mountainside. Once inside, experienced miners will demonstrate
equipment and talk about the mining lifestyle. Make your way back to
the mill ruins, where crushed rocks were further processed and gold
recovered. You will have a chance to strike it rich as you take time
to pan for gold, with "riches" guaranteed in every pan!
Dress warmly and wear comfortable walking shoes.
Gold Panning Adventure
PRICE: ADULT: 50.00 / CHILD: 33.00 USD
DURATION: 1 Hour 30 Minutes Approx.
Relive Juneau's gold rush history and pan for gold in the authentic
setting of Last Chance Basin. A costumed prospector will accompany
you on a narrated van ride through a historic residential area en route
to Last Chance Basin. Trace the route taken by Joe Juneau and
Richard Harris in their search for gold over 100 years ago. Near the
famous Alaska-Juneau gold mine, one of the world's largest hard rock
mining operations, you will get hands-on experience panning for gold
in the creek. "Guaranteed gold" for everyone! Your prospector/guide
recaptures the history of Juneau's gold discovery and hard rock
mining as you view remnants of the mine.
Gold Creek Salmon Bake
PRICE: ADULT: 38.00 / CHILD: 24.00 USD
DURATION: 1 Hour 30 Minutes Approx.
More than a meal, this is a true Alaskan cookout. This has been
Alaska's original outdoor salmon bake for over 30 years! At Gold Creek
Salmon Bake, wild Alaskan caught salmon will be grilling over an open
alderwood fire. Your all-you-can-eat meal also includes barbecued
pork ribs, chicken, baked beans, rice pilaf, a variety of salads, corn
bread and beverages. Live musical entertainment is provided as you
dine beside Salmon Creek, nestled in the foliage of Southeast
Alaska's rain forest, under translucent domes that will protect you from
any sort of weather. After dining, roast marshmallows over a campfire
or view the Salmon Creek waterfall, where, in season, salmon spawn
and the remnants of the historic Wagner Mine are evident. This true
Alaskan cookout is a taste of the Last Frontier's history.
Mount Roberts Tramway
PRICE: ADULT: 24.95 / CHILD: 13.50 USD
DURATION: At Your Leisure
Soar to new heights and experience the panorama of Juneau and the
Inside Passage from 1,800 feet above the city. The starting point of the
Tramway is in downtown Juneau, a short walk from the cruise ship
pier. Embark on a journey through Alaska's rain forest to its alpine
meadows. At the top of Mount Roberts, the mountain lodge houses a
theater, restaurant, bars, gift shops and displays of Native artwork.
Native artists are featured working on totemic carvings in cedar and
silver or making traditional dolls and garments. Well-groomed hiking
trails offer access to the alpine with several viewing decks and
interpretive signs. Learn about raptors in Alaska from the Naturalist at
the live bald eagle exhibit.
As one of Juneau's most popular attractions, a tram ride to the top of
Mount Roberts provides photo opportunities and a chance to learn of
the area's rich Native culture. Your ticket includes the award-winning
Tlingit film "Seeing Daylight" and unlimited rides throughout the day,
allowing you to combine this ride with any other excursion during your
stay in Juneau. Due to climatic changes, no guarantee is given for the
views available at any given time. Actual tour duration is at the guest's
discretion.
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JUNEAU
EXCURSIONS
Helicopter Glacier
Trek
Extended Helicopter
Glacier Trek
Fly-Out Fly Fishing
Mendenhall Glacier
Float Trip
Glacier View Sea
Kayaking
Whale Watching &
Orca Point Lodge
Historic Juneau
Gold Mine Tour
Gold Panning
Adventure
Gold Creek Salmon
Bake
Mount Roberts
Tramway
Mendenhall Glacier
& Salmon Hatchery
Glacier View Bike &
Brew
Four Glacier
Adventure via
Helicopter
Taku Glacier Lodge
Flight & Feast
Glacier Flightseeing
via Floatplane
Mendenhall Glacier
& Salmon Bake
Mendenhall Glacier
& Gardens
Whale Watching &
Wildlife Cruise
Mendenhall Glacier
& Whale Watching
Whale Watching,
Mendenhall Glacier
& Orca Point Lodge
Juneau Trolley
Photo Safari by Land
& Sea
Alaska Canopy
Expedition
Sled Dog Summer
Camp
Sled Dog Discovery
& Musher's Camp
Alpine Zipline &
Rainforest Eco-Tour
Juneau Deluxe
Highlights
EXCURSIONS
Helicopter Glacier
Trek
Extended Helicopter
Glacier Trek
Fly-Out Fly Fishing
Mendenhall Glacier
Float Trip
Glacier View Sea
Kayaking
Whale Watching &
Orca Point Lodge
Historic Juneau
Gold Mine Tour
Gold Panning
Adventure
Gold Creek Salmon
Bake
Mount Roberts
Tramway
Mendenhall Glacier
& Salmon Hatchery
Glacier View Bike &
Brew
Four Glacier
Adventure via
Helicopter
Taku Glacier Lodge
Flight & Feast
Glacier Flightseeing
via Floatplane
Mendenhall Glacier
& Salmon Bake
Mendenhall Glacier
& Gardens
Whale Watching &
Wildlife Cruise
Mendenhall Glacier
& Whale Watching
Whale Watching,
Mendenhall Glacier
& Orca Point Lodge
Juneau Trolley
Photo Safari by Land
& Sea
Alaska Canopy
Expedition
Sled Dog Summer
Camp
Sled Dog Discovery
& Musher's Camp
Alpine Zipline &
Rainforest Eco-Tour
Juneau Deluxe
Highlights