• Fly over vast Alaska wilderness untouched by modern man
• Soar above open alpine tundra and glacier-fed, braided rivers
• Watch for moose, bear, swans and the occasional wolf or coyote
• Explore the incredible glaciers, peaks and valleys of Denali, North America’s tallest mountain
• Tokosha Mountains and the winding Tokositna Glacier
• Marvel at Ruth Glacier, a 40-mile-long glacier that flows through the granite-walled Great Gorge – the world’s deepest trench
• Observe how the ebb and flow of ancient glacial ice shaped the landscape
• Spot cascading ice-falls and the occasional plummeting avalanche
• In summer enjoy a remote lake landing on floats or once lakes have frozen over on skis in winter
• When lake stop is not available (primarily winter months), enjoy a visit to our sister company office, K2 Aviation in the quaint town of Talkeetna

• A window seat and 2-way headset to communicate with pilot and fellow passengers
• Rich knowledge (and personality) of an expert Alaska bush pilot
• Rust’s meticulous attention to comfort and safety
• Complimentary  coffee, tea, or cocoa available at our offices
• Free shuttle service to and from area hotels and airport (summer only)

Depart Lake Hood, Anchorage’s lively seaplane base, traverse the flatlands across Cook Inlet (possible Beluga whales), spotting for moose and, depending on the time of year and weather, follow the rugged spine of the Alaska Range with its massive walls of rock and ice to the crowning jewel, Denali (formerly Mt McKinley). The photo stop landing location varies seasonally and is dependent on weather.