Alaska All Terrain Tours
Set off into backcountry Alaska on your own ATV. You’ll drive over rocks, splash through mud, and look for wildlife on your way to the Knik Glacier. Then drive right up to edge of the glacier lake and enjoy a picnic lunch.
Driving an ATV is something most anyone can do. After a short training session, you’ll be in command of your ATV, and a guide will lead you and your group (typically 4-6 people) as you steer your machine through the Alaskan wilderness. Drive through forested trails, across open valleys, up old mining claim routes, past waterfalls, and through streams. Your ATV powers through—and over—just about anything.
Learn more about [url=http://www.alaska.org/anchorage/alaska-atv-tours.jsp]Alaska All-Terrain Tours[/url].
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