Quick Details
Effective October 1, 2026
1 Hour Flight
Flight Only
Adults
$ 325
Children
$ 260
1 Hour and 30 Min
with Glacier Landing
Adults
$ 475
Children
$ 380
Helpful Information
- Glacier landing: Add approximately 30 minutes to your tour for an additional $125 per person.
- Park entrance fee: Glacier landings require a $15 Denali National Park entrance fee per person, payable at the time of your flight unless covered by a valid park pass. Children ages 15 and under are free.
- Drones: Prohibited at the airport, aboard the aircraft, and in Denali National and State Parks.
Fly Year-Round With Talkeetna Air Taxi
Optional: Glacier Landing in Denali National Park
For those who dare to visit Alaska in the colder months, we offer the Winter Explorer tour from October 1st – April 30th. Winter months highlight the Alaska Range in unique lighting of alpenglow illuminating the peaks in hues of orange and pink that come with the short cold days. Your pilot will be your guide and customize your tour based on weather conditions for the day.
- See the Great Gorge of the Ruth Glacier, mile high granite walls filled with a 4,000-foot-thick river of ice
- View the Don Sheldon amphitheater
- Explore the major glaciers on the southside of the Alaska Range, including the Ruth, Tokositna, Kahiltna and Kanikula glaciers
- Stunning snow-capped peaks and cascading icefalls
- This tour requires a minimum of two passengers. If you are traveling solo, please call us directly for single-passenger pricing and availability.
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- Expert pilot narration
- Individual headsets
- Window seat for every passenger
- Over-boots for glacier landing flights
- Pre-flight safety briefing
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- You are required to check in at our office 45 minutes prior to flight departure. Talkeetna Air Taxi reserves the right to reschedule or cancel your reservation if you have not arrived and fully checked in within 15 minutes of your tour’s departure.
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- Long pants (no shorts, skirts, dresses)
- Closed-toe shoes (no flip flops or sandals)
- Jacket *From May to the middle of September wear a light/medium jacket (layers are always a sure thing in Alaska). From mid-September to April a heavy jacket, hat, boots and gloves are recommended.
- Sunglasses
- Cameras with extra batteries and memory cards (It is easy to take well over 100 photos!)
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- Worry free booking. We would greatly appreciate a 48-hour notice, however due to the uncertainty of the issues facing us in the world today a full refund of any monies paid will be granted regardless of date cancelled.