Mount Marcus Baker

Rising majestically in the heart of Alaska's Chugach Mountains, Mount Marcus Baker stands as a testament to the raw power and beauty of nature

Its snow-capped peaks and rugged terrain beckon adventurers from across the globe, eager to test their limits in this alpine wonderland.

As the highest peak in the Chugach Range, Mount Marcus Baker offers a thrilling challenge to experienced climbers and mountaineers. Its towering summit, reaching an impressive height of 13,176 feet, rewards those who conquer its slopes with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding glaciers, valleys, and endless stretches of untamed wilderness.

Beyond its awe-inspiring natural allure, Mount Marcus Baker is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking trails weave through dense forests, opening up to pristine alpine meadows adorned with vibrant wildflowers. Wildlife thrives in this untamed paradise, granting visitors the chance to encounter moose, bears, and eagles in their natural habitat.

Whether you seek adventure, serenity, or a connection with the untamed spirit of Alaska, Mount Marcus Baker offers an unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe of nature's grandeur.

Nearby flights

Total tour time is 90 minutes, flight time 30 minutes minutes

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Private Knik Glacier helicopter tour

Alaska Glacier Lodge

Take in the breathtaking scenery on a scenic flight from Alaska Glacier Lodge to the picturesque Knik River Valley. With this package, you're guaranteed a secluded and intimate flight, landing near the magnificent blue glacier melt pools on Knik Glacier. This flight offers bird's-eye views of glacial wonders, including crevasses, moulins, glacial rivers, and waterfalls, all while keeping an eye out for wildlife such as moose, Dall sheep, and occasionally, bears. A true showcase of the best that Alaska has to offer, this tour promises an unforgettable experience for everyone.

Total tour time is 1 hour, flight time 30 minutes minutes

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Knik Glacier helicopter tour

Alaska Glacier Lodge

An unforgettable adventure to the majestic Knik Glacier. This awe-inspiring tour is not only a thrilling experience but also budget-friendly, making it accessible to all. As we land amidst the ancient ice of Knik Glacier, you'll have 30 minutes to explore with your knowledgeable guide, provided with crampons for a safe and exciting hike. Capture incredible images of the glacier's blue lakes, wind-sculpted ice features, and deep crevasses, formed over thousands of years. Admire the vertical ice walls and icebergs calving off Colony Glacier, adding to the wonder of this massive ice wonderland. Stretching over 25 miles in length and more than 5 miles wide, Knik Glacier descends from Mount Marcus Baker, the highest peak in the Chugach Range. This flight offers bird's-eye views of glacial wonders, including crevasses, moulins, glacial rivers, and waterfalls, all while keeping an eye out for wildlife such as moose, Dall sheep, and occasionally, bears. A true showcase of the best that Alaska has to offer, this tour promises an unforgettable experience for everyone.

Total tour time is 120 minutes, flight time 30 minutes minutes

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Grand Knik Glacier helicopter tour

Alaska Glacier Lodge

Begin with a thrilling helicopter flight to Lake George Glacier, where the colossal 100ft ice wall will leave you in awe as it actively calves right before your eyes. Capture the moment and explore the massive ice during a half-hour landing. Next, ascend to a remote alpine peak for a breathtaking birds-eye view of Knik Glacier, flanked by Colony and Cataract glaciers across Lake George. Keep an eye out for bears, moose, and Dall sheep while soaring high. Finally, land at the azure melt pools in the heart of Knik Glacier for a fascinating insight into glacier life cycles and their global significance. Safely explore the glacier for another half-hour with your experienced pilot/guide, and don't forget to fill your water bottle with that pristine glacier water (summer*)! WINTER (September 20 - May 1) *During the winter months, the Glacier Landing is not on top (due to the snow cover) but next to the glacier. There are no blue melt pools (these are frozen).