Book Your Matanuska Glacier Tour
Contact Me To Book a Tour: DrSarahAlaska@gmail.com or 970-281-5266 (call/text)
Price: $100 per person + gate fee (for a total of $125, which includes equipment)
Open All Year: every day
Location: 66500 South Glacier Park Rd, Sutton, AK 99674 (google map)
Glacier Photos From Our Winter Tours
New features appear every day due to active glacier flow - come explore this beautiful ice with us!
PROMOTIONAL: February Couples Discount
February is the month of love in Alaska, even on snowy Alaskan Glaciers!
Couples booking February tours can get a 10% discount if they mention the Month of Love Couples Promotional when they book a tour.
About Us
Dr. Sarah completed her PhD researching the Matanuska Glacier and offers 20+ years experience!
She provides specialized walking tours tailored for people excited to discover Alaska with a scientist. Sarah has been working in Alaska since 1995 where she completed her PhD studying Alaska's stunning glaciers, powerful rivers, snow capped mountains, and amazing geology. She has 20 years experience conducting research in Alaska and around the world resulting in 59 publications. She loves sharing her knowledge with people seeking fun, adventure, and discovery in Alaska!
Dr. Sarah's Recent Matanuska Glacier Interview
Click the video button to view a Matanuska Glacier Tour provided for an Alaskan NBC interview.
Packing For Your Adventure
Read this section to make sure you are bringing the correct gear for the correct season.
Company Policies
Be sure to read the company policies: cancellations, proper clothing, children, mobility and medical conditions, etc.
Glacier Photo Gallery
Browse my photo archive to see some amazing Matanuska Glacier images!
Blog - Land of Snow & Ice
Lodging Near The Glacier
Spend the night near the glacier to make this a truly Alaskan adventure: glacier hiking, local dining, star gazing at night, and possible Northern Lights!
Donating to Alaskan Charities
Your tour fees support Alaska
Dr. Sarah's Alaska Tours donates a portion of yearly profits to Alaskan charities. Society can be measured by how we treat the most vulnerable among us (children, elderly, animals, etc.). We love Alaska and believe in giving back to our home state. Donations this year will support a MatSu charity for families in need and a dog rescue group in Fairbanks (Arctic German Shepherd Rescue, FaceBook).