Igloo lodging with aurora overhead

January 23, 2026

Borealis Basecamp

Nestled on a remote ridgeline near Fairbanks, Alaska, Borealis Basecamp offers a front-row seat to wonder, where every detail is designed to immerse you in the magic of the north. You will stay in our signature sky view igloos, featuring clear, curved windows that allow you to witness the dancing aurora borealis from the warmth of your bed. To protect this pristine environment, we have made significant investments in sustainability, including connecting to the local power grid and upgrading to a central high-efficiency heating system. These efforts eliminate the need for continuous generators and drastically reduce fuel storage, ensuring your stay is both comfortable and environmentally responsible.

Our commitment to stewardship extends to our curated adventures, where you can explore the Alaska wilderness on thrilling dog sledding tours or take a ride on our new fleet of fuel-efficient, 4-stroke snow machines. We have also reduced local traffic and carbon emissions by drilling on-site water wells and consolidating supply deliveries, taking multiple heavy trucks off the road each day. From respecting wildlife habitats to sharing the rich history of the region, our operations are intentional and focused on preserving the awe-inspiring landscape for future travelers. At Borealis Basecamp, you can experience the luxury of stillness and the thrill of the wild, knowing your visit supports a cleaner, greener future.

January 6, 2026

Klondike Electric Bicycles, LLC

Klondike Electric Bicycles offers eco-friendly ways to explore Skagway while minimizing environmental impact. Our pedal-assist e-bikes provide a low-impact alternative to traditional transportation, allowing travelers to experience historic streets, scenic waterfronts, and mountain views without emissions or congestion. Designed for riders of all experience levels, our bikes make it easy to explore at a relaxed, mindful pace.

For those looking to venture farther, we also offer electric vehicle rentals—an environmentally conscious option for visiting nearby lakes, overlooks, and remote scenic areas without the footprint of a gas-powered car. Locally owned and operated, Klondike Electric Bicycles supports responsible tourism by promoting cleaner transportation, smaller group experiences, and respect for both the natural environment and the Skagway community.

June 18, 2025

Murphy Dome Yurt

A cozy and peaceful yurt getaway located in a secluded 16 acre lot on the hills of Murphy Dome with great scenic views of the remote Alaska Range, Denali, and surrounded by pristine natural landscape, such as the Tanana Valley State Forest and historic Cache Creek. It has excellent access to many trails offering numerous recreational opportunities including: hunting, fishing, trapping, hiking, biking, ATV, dog mushing, husky walking, cross-country skiing, wildlife viewing, bee keeping and berry-picking. Yurt is 30 minutes from town.

May 6, 2025

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

April 14, 2025

Tutka Tours

At Tutka Tours located in the Homer Harbor, we are committed to offering immersive and enlightening eco-tours that not only showcase the stunning natural beauty of Kachemak Bay but also deepen your connection with nature. Certified in sustainable practices, we strive to provide eco-friendly adventures that emphasize environmental responsibility and cultural respect, ensuring a memorable and responsible exploration of Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes.

January 24, 2025

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.

December 6, 2024

Kachemak Bay Wilderness Lodge

Nestled in a spectacular ocean and mountain setting abundant with wildlife, birds and sealife, Kachemak Bay Wilderness Lodge’s remote location is the best in Alaska. The McBride family has perfected real Alaskan hospitality over the last 50 years.

With our five cabins, we generally host 10–14 guests per week with 10–12 staff, ensuring your stay with us is customized to your needs and interests. Our friendly and knowledgeable Alaskan team offers personalized daily naturalist guide service and the opportunity to learn and engage with the unique ecosystem of China Poot Bay estuary. We make sure each guest has a tailored, in-depth experience offering a trip of a lifetime.

Our all-inclusive world-class lodge features private, deluxe accommodations and gourmet, five-star meals.

October 28, 2024

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.

September 26, 2024

Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines proudly connects Alaska across 19 communities in the state to over 120+ destinations across North and Latin America. From our roots connecting remove villages in the state of Alaska to our global reach today, much has changed over the last 92 years. But what hasn’t is our commitment to the communities we serve and our desire to deliver genuine, caring service for our guests.

At Alaska Airlines, sustainability stands for environmental stewardship and social impact—commitments
that embody our core values and a culture of caring.

July 9, 2024

Sockeye Cycle Company

Sockeye Cycle Company offers bicycle tours, rentals, sales, and service at both of our locations in Haines & Skagway, Alaska. In addition to day tours, we also have a growing multi-day tour operation offering fully supported bicycle tours in the Southeast region, Denali, and the Yukon Territory. At both locations, you will find a staff of experienced mechanics, knowledgeable sales associates, a large variety of retail items, and an extensive rental fleet. Check out the region’s premier bicycle business for over 30 years!