Afisha Life | Valley of Glaciers Experience z Portage Glacier Cruise i Wildlife Tour

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Punkt Beluga

Zatrzymamy się w Beluga Point ze spektakularnymi widokami na wlot Cooka i ramię Turnagain i wykorzystamy ten przystanek jako świetną okazję do zrobienia zdjęć i zobaczenia dzikiej przyrody w wodzie i poza nią!

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Lodowiec Portage

Przybędziemy do Doliny Portage, zatrzymując się w Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier i wejdziemy na pokład M/V Ptarmigan na godzinny rejs po jeziorze Portage, podziwiając wiele okolicznych lodowców i majestatyczne krajobrazy, z głównym naciskiem na Lodowiec Portage, który kilkaset metrów od czoła lodowca!

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Centrum Ochrony Przyrody Alaski

Po przybyciu do Wildlife Center zostaniesz poprowadzony przez obiekt o powierzchni 200 akrów, gdzie masz gwarancję zobaczenia ssaków lądowych Alaski w ich naturalnym środowisku! (Niedźwiedzie, łosie, wilki, łosie, jelenie, orły i wiele więcej!

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Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

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Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

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Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

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Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

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Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

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Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

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Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

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Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

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Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

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Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

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Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

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Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

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Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

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Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

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Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

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Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

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Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

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Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

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Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

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Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

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Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

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Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

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Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

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Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

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Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

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Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

30

Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

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Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

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Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

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Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

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Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

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Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

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Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

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Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

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Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

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Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

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Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

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Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

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Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

43

Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

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Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

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Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

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Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

47

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

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Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

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Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

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Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

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Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

52

Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

53

Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

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Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

55

Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

56

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

57

Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

58

Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

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Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

60

Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

61

Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

62

Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

63

Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

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Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

65

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

66

Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

67

Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

A scenic wildlife refuge just south of Anchorage, Potter Marsh is a birder’s paradise and a peaceful stop along the Seward Highway. This 564-acre wetland is home to a variety of bird species, including sandhill cranes, Arctic terns, and eagles, as well as moose, beavers, and salmon in season. Stroll the accessible boardwalk for up-close views of the marsh’s vibrant ecosystem set against a stunning mountain backdrop. (Will stop for Wildlife!)

68

Chugach State Park

The Chugach State Park is a region of area our tour operates.

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Beluga Point

We will make a stop at Beluga Point with spectacular views of the Cook inlet and Turnagain Arm and use this stop as a great photo opportunity and chance to see wildlife in and out of the water!

70

Indian Valley Mine, National Historic Site

Nestled along the Seward Highway, this historic mine dates back to the early 20th century and played a role in Alaska's gold mining boom. Established in 1910, it was part of a network of small, independent mines that dotted the Indian Valley area during the gold rush era. Today, visitors can explore original mining equipment, learn about the methods used by early prospectors, and even try their hand at gold panning. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, the mine offers a unique chance to step back in time and experience Alaska’s rich mining history firsthand.

71

Girdwood

A charming mountain town nestled in the Chugach Mountains, Girdwood is known for its stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and vibrant community. Originally a gold mining town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for nature lovers. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, and exploring nearby glaciers, while local cafes, galleries, and unique shops add to its appeal. Surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks, Girdwood is the perfect gateway to Alaska's wilderness.

72

Chugach National Forest

Our tour operates and stops in the Chugach National Forest.

73

Portage Glacier

We will arrive in the Portage Valley making stops at Explorer Glacier, Middle Glacier, Byron Glacier and boarding the M/V Ptarmigan for an hour long cruise on Portage Lake viewing multiple surrounding glaciers and majestic landscapes with the main focus on Portage Glacier getting within a couple hundreds yards of the face of the glacier!

74

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Once we arrive at the Wildlife Center you will be guided through the 200 acre facility where you're guaranteed to see Alaska’s land mammals in their natural habitats! (Bears, Moose, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Eagles, and much more!

75

Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad between Anchorage and Portage, completed in 1918, offers stunning views of Turnagain Arm, Chugach State Park, and the Kenai Mountains. Once vital for transporting goods and people, the route was rebuilt after the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake caused significant subsidence in the Portage area. Today, it’s part of iconic routes like the Coastal Classic and Glacier Discovery, showcasing Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

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