20 Excursions match your criteria

Meet your local guide at the Welcome Center and then board a bus for a guided tour through the Tlingit village of Hoonah en route to your departure site high in the surrounding hills. After your safety briefing, board your 4x4 Kawasaki ATV and follow your local guide for a rugged ride through the forest with stops along the way for majestic and scenic photo opportunities. Reboard your bus and ride to the ZipRider site. You will then take a leisurely downhill walk along a logging road to reach the launch site, get strapped into your harness when it's your turn and then fly down the mountain at speeds up to 60 mph, soaring 300' above the tree tops, landing on the beach next to the Landing Zone restaurant. Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age and weigh a minimum of 90 lbs. and a maximum of 275 lbs. Guests must wear closed-toed shoes. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women or those with back or neck problems. less

You'll be escorted to the tender dock to board your whale boat for this 2-1/2 hour tour. Your journey will take you to Point Adolphus, one of Alaska's premier humpback whale watching destinations. You'll be travelling through waters that support a wide array of marine life including orca, Steller's sea lions, seal, Dall's porpoise and of course the magnificent humpback whale. Along the shore keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles in the evergreen treetops. Your onboard naturalist will describe the biology and behavior of the diverse species that gather here every summer to indulge in the nutrient-rich waters, fueled by the long Alaska summer days. The whale population at Point Adolphus is so plentiful that the tour operator will refund you $100 ($50 per child) if a whale is not spotted on the trip. less

Enjoy the excitement of ziplines and high rope course bridges at the amazing beachside Adventure Park! After a short taxi ride your expert guide will outfit you in your safety equipment including harness, helmet and climbing shoes. Then it's off to play amongst the six spectacular adventure towers. You can fly through the air on a series of ziplines, cross between the towers on three levels of exciting suspension bridges, try a climbing route, and rappel off the highest climbing tower in Mexico while your friends and family cheer you on! Next you'll be given state of the art snorkel gear and guided into the crystal-clear aquamarine water! This is one of the island's premier snorkeling areas with thousands of colorful fish and amazing underwater views accessible right off the beach. Afterwards savor an icy cold beverage or delicious snack from the beachside bar and restaurant or lounge by the pool in sun. You're welcome to stay and enjoy the private beach and pool for as long as you like. Return transportation is available at regularly scheduled intervals. Note: Participants must be at least 6 years of age and weigh no more than 300 lbs. This adventure is perfect for all abilities, no previous experience is necessary. Please bring your swimsuit, a towel and socks. less

Your guide will meet you in the Fish House Excursion Lounge to escort you to the tram departure area. A leisurely walk will take you to board the tram for this 2 1/2 hour tour where you will discover firsthand the natural wonders of the wild southeast Alaskan rainforest. Along with your local guide, you'll ride a covered wheeled- tram approximately two miles through an old growth rainforest and along the shoreline where Chichagof Island meets the bountiful waters of Icy Strait. Your guide will describe the ecological and cultural significance of the forest's unique plants and animals and how the island's Native Tlingit people are bound to its rich landscape. Upon your return to Icy Strait Point gather at the Heritage Center Native Theater for the Tribal Dance and Cultural Legends performance where outstanding performers will entertain and educate you by sharing their culture and history through song, dance and storytelling. Note: We recommend you bring a raincoat. less

Meet your local guide at the Welcome Center and then head to the bike staging area. After you're fitted for your bicycle and helmet and receive a safety briefing, you'll begin your eight-mile cycling tour. Learn what day to day life is like for the residents of this small coastal village during this bike ride through Alaska's largest Tlingit settlement. Your guide will lead you along the scenic coastline of this fishing community, which is home to less than 800 residents. Along the way you'll see a working harbor, hear stories and learn about the meaning behind totem poles and find out how to "drive" the Alaskan Marine Highway. And, of course, there is always the possibility of seeing wildlife that inhabits the waters and forests surrounding the village. Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and have a minimum height of 4’6”. less