Denali Glacier Flightseeing Tour with Landing

Yes, this tour is suitable for guest's of all ages.

Yes, this tour has a maximum weight limit of 400lbs. Please contact us with specific questions.

Courtesy shuttles to and from hotels, campgrounds, and landmarks are available. Pick up is generally not offered from Airbnbs. Guests are encouraged to contact the company with questions about pick ups from a specific location. Pick up times typically range from 30 to 60 minutes before flight times, depending on location.

Complimentary pick-up available from hotels, campgrounds, and landmarks within a 5-mile radius:

Chinook Wind Cabins
Denali Fireside Cabins
Denali Overlook Inn
Eastwind B&B
Fairview Inn
Foraker Cabin
Forget Me Not
Glacier Landings GS
Jefferey's Cabin
Latitude 62
Mahays Bus Dropoff
Meandering Moose
Moose's Tooth GS
Smiley's Cabin
Susitna River Lodge
Susitna Salmon Center
Swiss Alaska Inn
Talkeetna Alaska Lodge
Talkeetna Alaska Lodge East Wing
Talkeetna Base Camp
Talkeetna Boat Launch Camper Park
Talkeetna Cabins
Talkeetna Chalet
Talkeetna Eastside Cabins
Talkeetna Hideaway
Talkeetna Hostel
Talkeetna Inn
Talkeetna Love-Lee Cabins
Talkeetna Railroad Depot
Talkeetna Roadhouse
Talkeetna RV Park
Talkeetna Villas
Talkeetna Wolf-Den Cabins
The Airstrip - Joe McAneney
Woodpecker RV Park

Vans can accommodate folding wheelchairs. Lifts or ramps are unavailable for the vans or the aircraft. Passengers must be able to ascend/descend 2-3 steps (with assistance).

This is a very common question and is unfortunately impossible to answer! There is not a predictable weather pattern in Denali. The massive size of Mt. Denali results in unique weather patterns that can vary throughout the day. We highly recommend that passengers book their flights as early into their Denali stay as possible in order to maximize opportunities to reschedule according to weather conditions.

Passengers should dress according to temperatures on the ground; we recommend layering your clothing and bringing a light jacket. Sunglasses are highly recommended due to the bright glare off the snow of the glaciers and peaks.

It is recommended that passengers bring their cameras/phones with extra batteries and sunglasses. Most guests do not find binoculars helpful during the flight but feel free to bring binoculars if you’d like.

Due to FAA regulations, passengers are not permitted to bring carry-on bags on flights. Passengers must carry all small personal items, such as cameras and phones. Passengers are encouraged to leave any backpacks and purses in a secure location at the tour provider's office.

The weather in the mountains is difficult to predict and our tour provider relies on a variety of sources to make decisions about flights and educate visitors about flight conditions. They check weather cameras in the Denali vicinity and also rely on pilot reports in addition to more traditional weather sources (radar, etc). The weather in the Park and especially Mt. Denali can be very different than the weather at the hotels/in the Park entrance area. Flights cancelled and unable to be rescheduled are fully refundable.

The fleet consists of Cessna 185 (4 passengers), the DeHavilland Beaver (6-7 passengers), the DeHavilland Turbine Otter (10 passengers), and the Cherokee Six (5 passengers).

Yes, all seats are window seats. You are welcome to request a specific seat, including co-pilot, but seating is ultimately decided by the pilot due to configuring weights and balance for the aircraft. If you have a specific request, please notify the front desk upon check-in. Also, if you are traveling with a group under different last names, please notify your van driver or the front desk if you would like to sit on the same plane.

We cannot guarantee that you will see the summit on this tour, as viewing opportunities change depending on the weather.

This tour requires a $15 Denali National Park pass for all guests 16 years and up. You can purchase your pass at the office on the day of your tour or in advance here. Please note that the pass is not included in the tour price.

Wildlife is abundant and sightings are possible, however this is not a designated wildlife tour and nothing can be guaranteed. On occasion, we may see Dall sheep, moose, bears, caribou or golden eagles.

If your pilot determines that landing on the glacier is impossible due to weather or other conditions, you may be offered a flightseeing tour without a glacier landing. You would receive a partial refund for the price difference between tours.

Check out other frequently asked questions here!