Denali Photo Guides

Imagine the sky washed in glowing color, reflecting perfectly in the crystal-clear lakes of the Alaskan wild. With Denali Photo Guides, we are there to help you sharpen your skills and capture that postcard-perfect beauty using the camera you already have.

Founded in 2010 by Terry Boyd, our business was built on a deep appreciation for the Denali area and a commitment to quality over quantity. Today, we provide premier instructional photography excursions along the boundary of Denali National Park, offering an unforgettable adventure into remote locations most never get to experience.

We believe in photography without impact. Every guide is trained to preserve the pristine wilderness we call home, ensuring our tours leave the landscape as we found it. Join us for an unforgettable experience where guests and guides alike can share their passion for photography while bringing the majesty of the Alaskan landscape into focus.

RUBY RANGE ADVENTURE

Ruby Range Adventure has been guiding small groups through Alaska’s vast wilderness since 1984. Our experienced team leads unforgettable journeys along remote rivers, through mountain ranges, and into the heart of the Last Frontier.

We handle all logistics — from bush flights to accommodations — so you can focus on the adventure. With deep regional knowledge, quality gear, and a commitment to sustainability, we offer authentic, small-group experiences that showcase Alaska at its wildest and most breathtaking.

Wild Coast Excursions

Wild Coast Excursions – Juneau’s Bear Viewing Specialists

Wild Coast Excursions specializes in private and small-group brown bear viewing tours from Juneau, offering fly-in access to Southeast Alaska’s most iconic wilderness bear viewing areas, including Pack Creek on Admiralty Island, and Waterfall Creek on Chichagof Island. Our trips are carefully timed to optimize seasonal bear behavior, with early summer coastal bear viewing in May and June and peak salmon-season bear viewing from late July through September. This focus on remote, small-group experiences delivers some of the best brown bear viewing in Juneau, the Inside Passage, and Southeast Alaska.

Our guides include former U.S. Forest Service Wilderness and Pack Creek Rangers, and lead bear viewing guides with over a decade of wilderness bear guiding experience and who are trained in bear behavior, responsible wildlife management, natural history, safety, and Leave No Trace ethics. Wild Coast Excursions is a leader in responsible wilderness travel, operating under exclusive special use permit and prioritizing wildlife well-being on every trip. We operate all carbon-negative trips through emission reductions in partnership with the Alaska Carbon Reduction Fund / Alaska Heat Smart program, and incorporate regenerative practices such as efficient flight scheduling, composting and recycling, local sourcing, and using reusable or compostable packaging for our trip’s catered meals. We are also Juneau’s only business member of the 1% for the Planet program.

  • Private & small-group bear viewing tours from Juneau
  • Pack Creek (Admiralty Island) & Waterfall Creek (Chichagof Island)
  • Early-season (May–June) & peak-season (late July–September) trips
  • Former USFS Wilderness & Pack Creek ranger guides
  • Carbon-negative operations & regenerative business practices

Seldovia Nature Tours

Join me for a custom walking tour or hike in Seldovia! If you are interested in natural and cultural history, birds, wildflowers, photography, and tidepools, this will be a good fit for you. I will work with you to create an experience that is a perfect fit for your interests and abilities, whether it’s a relaxing stroll around town or a hike in the wilderness.

I’ve been running my woman-owned, single-employee business since 2018, and strive to create a travel experience of the sort I would like to have myself: affordable, human-powered recreation, quality insider knowledge with a local guide, personal attention, and small group size. Contrary to the current travel industry practices, rather than selling you an expensive package deal, I take an à la carte approach. You only pay for the services or items that you want.

Located across Kachemak Bay from Homer, Seldovia is accessible only by boat or plane and offers you a vacation from your vacation. It’s the perfect place to get away from it all, see the real Alaska, and take a big breath of fresh air. Although it’s an easy day trip from Homer, I recommend you spend at least one night. No matter how long you stay, you’ll wish you had more time here.

As part of my low carbon footprint lifestyle, I don’t own a vehicle. If you’d like to go beyond the Main Street area we will hire a taxi or rent a golf cart. This supports other local businesses and makes your tour custom-tailored to your needs.

I keep it simple and organic, and go with the flow — or “live by the tide,” as we say here in Seldovia!

Hope to see you here soon.

Cindy Mom, Owner and Guide Naturalist

Inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility statement:
At Seldovia Nature Tours, I believe that all people have the right to a close connection to the natural world, and opportunities to learn about nature. Only by embracing inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility as values will we be able to foster a love of nature in all people and inspire them to be active stewards of the environment. Seldovia Nature Tours is a safe space where I welcome BIPOC, LGBTQ+, people with disabilities, and anyone who has felt excluded. I will do my best to accommodate your needs and make your time in Seldovia a great experience.

Tundra Travels

Tundra Travels trips are multi-day, backpacking expeditions through remote Alaska. We travel over rugged, trail-less terrain, carrying what we need with us, making the wilderness our home day after day. We also enjoy freshly brewed coffee, delicious camp food and the inevitable camaraderie that comes from facing challenges together.

Alaska Guide Co

Alaska Guide Co offers world-class tours primarily around Valdez. With the exception of one 4-star rating, we have 100% 5-star customer reviews. Our private tours are customized to what you want your tour to be. Canoe around and inside of icebergs, go for a bike ride from beautiful Thompson Pass to Valdez, fly out to the backcountry on a heli-hike, climb inside and under a glacier, or relax with the astonishing views over the course of a night or two at our Glacier Lookout remote lodging.

Explore Skagway (Municipality of Skagway Visitor Department)

Founded in 1981, the Skagway Visitor Department is a department of the Municipality of Skagway. It is not a member‐based organization and represents all visitor services equally. This includes all accommodations, restaurants, shops, parks and non-­profit organizations holding current business licenses with the Municipality of Skagway. We serve as Skagway’s official contact for travel media, meeting planners, tour operators and individual visitors.

Kantishna Roadhouse

Indigenous owned and operated, Kantishna Roadhouse is an all-inclusive backcountry lodge in the heart of Denali National Park and Preserve. Accessible only by air, experience the wilds of Kantishna with just a handful of other guests and our experienced staff. We limit the number of guests on property in order to provide you with a unique, intimate experience. During your visit you will enjoy cozy and comfortable cabin accommodations with private bathrooms, delicious meals and snacks, complimentary Alaskan beer and wine, and a host of activities to choose from, including guided and self-guided hikes, fishing, gold panning, e-biking, kayaking and paddle boarding and Native Alaskan cultural presentations.

Chena Outdoor Collective LLC

Our mission is to provide authentic, educational reindeer and sled dog experiences with a focus on animal welfare and inclusivity. We strive to instill in our guests a new appreciation for the Arctic and a deeper understanding of the history and importance of the animals with whom they interact. We offer interactive sled dog tours ranging from 30-minute rides to mushing schools to multi-day mushing expeditions. In addition, we specialize in reindeer tours ranging from 45-minute private experiences to hikes and multi-day backpacking adventures with reindeer.

Wrangell Mountain Air

Wrangell Mountain Air’s base of operations, in McCarthy, Alaska, is positioned deep within Wrangell-St. Elias National Park – America’s largest national park at 13.2 million acres and part of the world’s largest preserved wilderness. Guests enjoy daily scheduled air service between McCarthy and Chitina, fly-in day tour packages with guided glacier hiking or tours of the historic Kennecott mill building, charter air taxi service from many towns in Alaska, and world-class flightseeing. For the adventurous, fly-in hiking and backpacking trips, rafting, glacier trekking, and wilderness camping are highly recommended as day, or multi-day adventures. Visitors cannot grasp the scale and grandeur of Wrangell-St. Elias until they fly above it in a small aircraft. We believe that Wrangell-St. Elias offers the best scenery in all of Alaska and, combined with our competitive rates and 30+ years experience, is the best flightseeing opportunity in Alaska!

We at Wrangell Mountain Air consider ourselves very fortunate to share these amazing glacial surroundings with our passengers. At the same time, we’re quite aware that the aircraft so necessary to this task do contribute to climate change – and environmental shifts we see as we fly through the Alaskan wilderness. As a company, we seek and contribute to projects which help offset the carbon dioxide that our airplanes produce. Our goal is to be carbon neutral in our air operations and we gladly match passengers‘ collective contributions up to $1,500, each year. We hope you will join us in aiming for a carbon-neutral footprint in the sky this summer!