Tour Seward with Seavey’s Sled Dogs from Anchorage (Full Day)

Enjoy the iconic Alaska Railroad traveling to Seward for a guided tour of Iditarod championship sled dog kennels.

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Starting at:
$400 / per person

Duration:
15.5 hours

Departure time:
6:45am

Dates:
May 23 - September 13, 2025 (except July 4)

Child rate:
$201

Child age:
2 to 11 years old

Tour overview:
This scenic Anchorage day tour begins with a train trip south on the Alaska Railroad to Seward as it takes you along Cook Inlet and into the glacier-filled Kenai Mountains. In Seward, you will be met at the rail depot by a member of the famous Iditarod Sled Dog Race’s original mushing family, the Seavey’s, for an action-packed day centered around dogsledding fun. You’ll first travel to Iditarod champion Mitch Seavey’s sled dog kennel, where you can meet famous dogs, cuddle adorable puppies, dress up as an Iditarod musher, and hear stories about the 1,000-mile race. Afterward, you’ll take in the spectacular Alaskan wilderness as you mush for two miles on a wheeled cart piloted by an Iditarod competitor. After a hearty lunch at a local restaurant, continue to Exit Glacier and learn about the history of Seward. Enjoy a short walk along a nature trail to the face of the glacier. In the end, tour the town of Seward and its sights and see the effects of the 1964 earthquake. Following your tour, you will re-board the Alaska Railroad, returning to Anchorage.

Note: The order of experiences may be altered.

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Day Tour Details

What's Included:

Roundtrip transfers on Alaska Railroad
Seward tour with Exit Glacier and lunch
Seavey’s dog mushing tour
All taxes and fees

What's Not Included:

Transfers in Anchorage and gratuities.

Required at Booking: Full name as it appears on identification.

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We participated in two separate tours while in Alaska and both were wonderful, once-in-a-lifetime experiences. The northern lights had been at the top of our bucket list and it was well worth the trip to Alaska to experience this natural wonder!

Ashley | Google