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HELI GLACIER DOG SLEDDING

Go Dog Sledding in Alaska on pure white snow even during the summer time. From Mid-May until early

September, our helicopter dogsledding tour is the best way to experience Alaska’s state sport during the

summer.

After taking off in one of our helicopters, you’ll find yourself landing at dog camp atop an ancient glacier. A

team of sled dogs anxiously awaits to pull you across perfect white snow. Our small staff and 30 dogs are

sure to make you feel right at home while surrounded by beautiful mountain vistas.

After your sled ride, cuddle our lovable puppies, take pictures of the beautiful Alaskan scenery, and talk

with your musher about dog sledding in Alaska — they’re sure to have some incredible adventures to

share. We have all the gear and equipment you’ll need for your Alaskan dog sledding experience, you just

need to bring your camera.

This is a 1.5 hour tour that includes a total of approximately 15-20 minutes of flight seeing. Dog sledding

in Alaska is sure to be a highlight that will stick with you and your family for the rest of your lives. This has a low activity level, making it ideal for all ages.

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All Alaska Outdoors Inc. — Lodge & Outdoor Experiences in Soldotna, Alaska

At All Alaska Outdoors Inc., you can set the pace for your Alaska stay—spend your days enjoying the comfort and convenience of the lodge, or step out for a deeper look at the Kenai Peninsula’s rivers, lakes, and wide-open landscapes. Based in Soldotna, we’re positioned for easy access to both town services and the wild spaces that make Alaska unforgettable.

Whether you’re planning a relaxed getaway or a full itinerary of time outdoors, our team helps match activities to your experience level and interests. From close-to-home fishing and hiking to remote fly-in days, you’ll find a trip style that fits the adventure you’re looking for.

River and lake fishing opportunities near Soldotna
Remote fly-in fishing trips for a true backcountry experience
Ptarmigan hunting options (seasonal)
Scenic hikes through fireweed meadows and big-sky vistas
Flexible days: stay close to the lodge or go farther into the wilderness

Tell us what “close to nature” means for you, and we’ll help you plan a stay that balances comfort, access, and time outdoors—Alaska on your terms.

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