The trips offered are only a few of the places to go on a snowmobile in Alaska. Alaska is a vast land with a large variety of topography to be seen, from mountains, forested rolling hills, lakes, and glaciers with many differing species of wildlife to be seen. So let your imagination run wild. If you can think of something special you would like to do, we will try everything possible to accommodate your desires.

Iditarod Trail

This adventure can be a one or two day trail ride on the famous Iditarod Trail. You will have an opportunity to see and meet the dog mushers during the race. This trail consists of rolling hills of spruce and birch forests, lakes, rivers and great vistas of Mt. McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America.

Eklutna Glacier

This trail takes you into the heart of the awesome Chugach Mountains. You will cross the beautiful Eklutna Lake and see the massive Eklutna Glacier. This trip is approximately one hour from downtown Anchorage to the starting point, and is a day trip only. Keep an eye out for dall sheep and moose.
Knik Glacier

This trail traverses up the vast glacier river valley that was formed thousands of years ago by the glacier. You can drive your snowmobile right up to the glacier and even climb on it. Here also live dall sheep, moose, goat and wolf. This trip also is approximately one hour from Anchorage to the starting point, and is a day trip only.
Denali Foothills

These trails pass through the old gold mining country of Petersville. From there you break out into big open country above timberline. This provides for great views of the Alaska Range and of course, Mt. McKinley or "Denali" (the Great One, as the natives called it). This trip is a must for folks wanting to see Denali up close and personal. The starting point is approximately 2* hours from Anchorage, and this is a long one day trip.
Iditarod Trail / Trapline Trail

This is an extensive custom trip for the more adventurous. This trip follows the famous Iditarod Trail and then connects with my trapline trail. An approximate distance of 260 miles round trip, and takes approximately 7-10 days.

 At the end of the trail is my very comfortable log cabin. Once at my cabin, trapping and just enjoying the outdoors will be on our agenda. My cabin is surrounded by 5000-6000 foot mountains, a very beautiful place.

This is a very special trip. Many varying kinds of topography will be passed through and many varieties of wildlife can be viewed, a great opportunity to see wolves.

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