Even with poor visibility, no glacier landing, and the trip being cut short by about 30 minutes,…read morethis was still one of the best experiences I've ever had. Flying through the mountains and over glaciers was absolutely unreal. There were a few moments where it looked like we were about to brush up against a mountain wall, but we were actually still a few hundred feet away--it just didn't feel like it from the window seat. Luke, our pilot, made sure both sides of the plane got great views and photo ops. The scenery was constantly changing and completely breathtaking. To their credit, the company refunded us half the cost because of the shortened flight and missed glacier landing, which we really appreciated.

Check out the video of the landing!!!If you have the funds and ability - landing on a glacier in…read moreDenali was one of my bucket list items and easily one of my three favorite experiences of my life - seriously - almost started crying it was such and amazing experience. Check out the video of the landing on the glacier!

The Denali Grand tour was amazing. All staff were polite and friendly. They had to cancel our…read moreflight due to weather but we were booked on the next flight for the following day. My best friend/(soul sister) and my Godson came up from Wyoming and we had the best time. The pilot was phenomenal! We landed on a glacier and took some incredible photos. My Godson even sat copilot. And experience he said he would always treasure. Highly recommended.

Flight was canceled-2 days in a row - boo . Left with 4 hours to kill in very small town,with…read morenothing open- they were gracious enough to let us use their very comfortable lobby. Fireplace, water soda, Wi-Fi & charging stations. Would of been quite a flight experience- weatherman didn't cooperate

Shawn has the biggest selection of bikes to rent or buy...what a great way to spend the day, rent a…read morebike, get a picnic lunch from Mimi and you are set. Extremely knowledgeable!!!

Great shop! Excellent service. Went out of their way to set me up for a few hours of riding on…read moreshort notice. Prices better than some places in the lower 48. Enjoyed some beautiful Talkeetna trails. Thanks Shawn! Hi to Chloe the shepherd.

Iris was an amazing host and story teller about her creative hacks to live a true Alaskan lifestyle.read more

What a wonderful experience. Postcard worthy views and plenty of dog kisses. Iris was full of charm…read moreand Alaskan hospitality. I can't wait to go back! Sam was my favorite

I've been wanting to visit this place for awhile since discovering their birch caramels at a gift…read moreshop in Anchorage. Spend $10 and take a tour of their facility and learn about birch sap and the syrup making process! You will get to do a tasting of various syrups including their special reserve. Very friendly and knowledgeable. The gift shop itself has all of their items with samples of their products for tasting. I enjoyed the birch brew, brittle, lingonberry jam and the rhubarb syrup! A must stop for any Alaskan and tourist.

I am all about getting things as local as possible to bring back during my travels so knew I wanted…read moreto get some birch syrup when I was in Alaska. Similar to maple syrup as you tap the birch trees to get the sap, but with its own unique flavor, I had to bring one back. Stopped here on the way to and from Denali area. On the way in, I got to sample the different runs of birch syrup and liked the early run the best. It does cost more than maple syrup but since you won't find this back home, worth picking up a bottle. On the way out, I picked up a birch water to go along with our lunch at their bench before getting birch ice cream and the seasonal fireweed and honey ice cream that was available that day.

It is a long round trip ride, but you do see wildlife. The highlight for us was a black bear with…read moreher two cubs. The ride is smooth with a few quick stops for photo opportunities. Our tour guide, Mary, is amazing and full of knowledge of the area. She's great and keeps us entertained.

What a fantastic trip! Mary was our amazing guide. This is not just a tourist attraction, my son…read morelives in Talkeetna and does this once a year. Highly recommend!

Stunning views from the aircraft. Really enjoyed the tour. We couldn't land on the glacier as we…read morehad hoped, even with pretty standard conditions. The aircraft is a piston powered beaver and not as capable as the turboprop aircraft of other tour companies, so if you want to land on a glacier, go elsewhere. I wish they had been more up front about this fact, but otherwise it was a beautiful flight.

What a great experience! This was a bucket list item that I didn't know I was missing. Chris at…read moreSheldon Air Service was the perfect pilot for this grad adventure. I called early in the morning and let it be known that I wanted a flight on one of two days, time didn't matter. I was contacted a couple of hours later to let me know I could join three others on a flight at 4 pm. Yay! The ground crew (sorry didn't get names) were very helpful and supplied dark sunglasses and overshoes (the glacier landing was a bit mushy for my tennis shoes). Chris gave a great safety briefing and we were off. They don't fly if the weather is hiding all of the mountains and glaciers. We had some clouds, which I think added some mystery to the sights. The small Beaver plane had room for 5 plus the pilot (you got to let him com) but ther were only 4. I got the back seat so I could see out both sides. The plane was clean and the flight was generally smooth. The pictures just can't do justice to the amazing views and the scale of the mountains and glaciers.

Alaska is a beautiful place and David, our pilot, has the most developed knowledge of his home for…read moremany years. You'll learn so much from the many different mountain ranges, to the glacial flour that makes the lakes a milky color, to flying over animal tracks with the hopes to find its owner. He has deep knowledge of the Alaskan things, and all the different ways to hike a mountain and how to get there. He's knowledgeable on all the lakes and rivers, where to fish, where to stay, and how he can safely get you there. He's a phenomenal pilot who's very aware of his surroundings and his airplane is absolutely well managed and cared for. I can't wait to come back and fly with David again!

David is a pilot with 30+ years experience. Yes, I feel very safe flying with him …read more He's super professional and friendly. The tour feels personal as well. We booked a tour for Tuesday but the weather was bad. He made multiple attempts to contact us the day before to reschedule but we were in the middle of the national park with no reception. He called us again early on Tuesday morning and informed us that we might have to cancel the flight. He would transfer back the deposit immediately (Zero hassle). He also offered to reschedule on Wednesday. Lucky we could rearrange other plan to fly with him on Wednesday. Oh man, this was the NICEST experience in Alaska so far (we did zip line, boat tour, bus tour). It's worth every penny and every minute. This is the best way to see Alaska.

I would definitely recommend this trip. The staff were so helpful and extremely friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I took a 1/2 hour wilderness float plane trip and loved every minute of it. Their prices are affordable and I was able to get a quick last minute reservation. I could not say enough about them. Excellent service

Saw zero wildlife, I know it's not the company's fault, but don't be misled by the ads - it is…read morepossible and likely that you'll spend a few hundred dollars to see trees and mountains!

My dog sledding experience with Alaskan Husky Adventures was without a doubt, one of the most…read moreunforgettable experiences of my life. From the moment we arrived, it was clear we were in the hands of true professionals. Our mushers, Jaren and Dane, were incredibly experienced, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They didn't just guide us - they educated us, patiently answering every single one of my (many!) questions with enthusiasm and depth. You can tell they truly love sharing this world with others. What stood out just as much as the scenery was the care and devotion shown to the dogs. Every single Alaskan Husky is clearly loved, respected, and exceptionally well cared for. It's obvious the entire team is deeply invested in the health, happiness, and wellbeing of these amazing animals, which made the experience feel even more special and authentic. And then there's the ride itself - absolutely breathtaking. The weather couldn't have been more perfect, and the trail felt like something out of a dream. We glided through endless stretches of pristine white snow, surrounded by pines trees, with the crisp Alaskan air filling our lungs. At one point, we were even treated to a clear view of Denali in the distance. This wasn't just a tour, it was a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that completely exceeded my expectations. I would recommend Alaskan Husky Adventures to anyone looking for something truly extraordinary.

If you're a solo female traveler, you may want to read this…read more I booked this tour after a warm phone call with Liz and drove over an hour to get there on February 15, 2026. The dogs were great and the trail was scenic, but my interaction with owner Matthew Failor detracted from the experience. At check-in, the waiver asked for my full address. When I hesitated and asked why, his response was essentially that I needed to fill it out or I wouldn't be allowed to go out on the sled. Only afterward did he vaguely mention insurance. Being given that kind of ultimatum in front of other guests felt coercive rather than respectful. After the run, he asked if I had fun and stayed warm. I answered simply and briefly. He then commented that I was "a woman of very few words," which came across as dismissive. He then asked where I live, despite my earlier hesitation about sharing personal information. As a woman traveling alone who had already shown discomfort about privacy, that felt intrusive and tone-deaf. The actual sled run was also noticeably shorter than expected, which made the overall experience feel less worth the cost. Liz later called, listened to my concerns, and processed a refund, which I appreciated. I'm sharing this so other women traveling alone can make an informed decision. While the dogs and trail were enjoyable, my interaction with Matthew made the overall experience uncomfortable and not worth repeating.