Anchorage: Matanuska Glacier Hiking One-Day Tour, round trip takes approximately 7-8 hours in total

Attentions

• The temperature in Alaska is low in winter. Please prepare warm clothing according to your physical condition, such as down jackets, fleece jackets, hats, scarves, anti-slip snow boots, sunglasses and other items.
• Please arrive at the assembly point at least 10-15 minutes in advance
• If the travel time is different from the time of the tour guide, please take the time of the tour guide as the standard
• Price and schedule are subject to seasonal change without notice
• Alaska California due to the fire safety requirements can not add extra beds, each hotel room is only with 2 Queen Beds or 1 King Bed
• It is strongly recommended that you receive our confirmation before you buy the plane ticket
• This trip requires you to hold an American visa
• Self funded projects are more affected by weather factors, If the project fails to travel smoothly for special reasons, the project fee will be refunded
• The sequence of events will be adjusted according to the date of departure you have chosen and weather, but the itinerary will remain unchanged
• 30 (including) days before departure: Postpone or change the itinerary, If the tour involves the following items, you will need to deduct the expenses of this part of the project and the expenses of the first night hotel, return the remaining money or cancel it directly to the other booking, Items are as follows: Glacier landing helicopter, Glacier helicopters and glacier dog sleds, marine life cruise ship, Glass dome sightseeing train, Arctic polar expedition, Denali Bluffs Hotel
• If you are unable to participate in the scheduled activities included in the itinerary due to personal reasons, it will be deemed as your voluntary waiver, and no fees will be refunded.
• On the last day of the multi-day tour, you need to check out of the hotel before heading to tourist attractions. Please arrange your time properly and complete the luggage storage procedures.
• On the last day of the multi-day tour, you need to check out of the hotel before heading to tourist attractions. Please arrange your time properly and complete the luggage storage procedures.
• Special tour guides will be arranged to lead and offer explanations based on daily itineraries, and different guides will serve you each day.
• There are many roadside viewing spots in Alaska. Tourists are strictly prohibited from stopping or taking photos in the middle of the road when getting off the vehicle for sightseeing. Tourists shall be held solely responsible for any safety accidents arising therefrom.
• Minors under the age of 18 joining the group must be accompanied by at least one adult throughout the trip, or submit a liability waiver signed by their guardian.
• Please arrive at the meeting point at least 10 to 15 minutes in advance. If tourists fail to meet the tour guide at the agreed time and place due to personal reasons (including but not limited to illness, accidents, tardiness, etc.) and miss the boarding chance, resulting in inability to participate in the itinerary items, the tour fee for the day will not be refunded.
• In case of impacts caused by force majeure factors (including but not limited to natural disasters, governmental or social acts, accidents or malfunctions, road blockages, etc.), we reserve the right to take corresponding measures and make appropriate adjustments based on on-site actual conditions with the safety and interests of all tour group passengers as the top priority. Such adjustments include temporarily changing the time or content of the itinerary, or even cancelling partial or all scenic spot visits. We hold the final right of interpretation. Relevant travel fees are non-refundable, and any additional expenses incurred therefrom such as extended hotel stay, vehicle and guide services, meals and flight rescheduling shall be borne by passengers themselves.
• Natural disasters: floods, earthquakes, hailstorms, blizzards, tsunamis, etc.; Government or social activities: wars, strikes, demonstrations, regime changes, policy shifts, terrorist threats, etc.; Accidents and malfunctions: sudden breakdowns of vehicles such as tour buses, abrupt damage to recreational facilities, traffic accidents and other incidents blocking road access; Road closure: highway closures caused by objective factors including bad weather and traffic accidents
• During the aurora viewing, please do not use the flash function of photographic equipment to avoid disturbing others' observation and shooting.
• Tourists are strictly prohibited from stopping in the middle of the entire Dalton Highway. Tourists shall bear full responsibility for any safety accidents arising therefrom. It is recommended that you enjoy the polar scenery alongside the road when getting off the vehicle for sightseeing.
• The aurora borealis is a rare sight to behold. It appears irregularly due to unpredictable natural weather conditions, so there is no guarantee that you will get to see it.