Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours Anchorage Deal of the Day

ATV or Snowmobile Tour from Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours (Up to 55% Off). Three Options Available.

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from $125

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$255	51%	$130

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In a Nutshell

Guides teach visitors how to maneuver ATVs and snowmobiles before departing for woodsy trails and snow-covered scenery

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Expires Mar 20th, 2013. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required; subject to availability and weather. Must sign waiver. Must be 16 or older. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. See the rules that apply to all deals.

Humans often relax by communing with nature: hiking through mountains, paddling down rivers, and eating berries indiscriminately. Get your fill of nature with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

$125 for a three-hour Alaskan Glacier Viewing ATV tour for one (a $255 value)
$195 for a full-day Knik Glacier Adventure ATV tour or Arctic Adventure snowmobile tour for one (up to a $429 value)
$385 for a full-day Knik Glacier Adventure ATV tour or Arctic Adventure snowmobile tour for two (up to an $858 value)

The Alaskan Glacier Viewing tour departs at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. for forested mountain paths that stretch across streams and wildlife of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley. The Knik Glacier Adventure tour kicks off at 8 a.m., sending ATVs zooming across more than 50 miles of trails that lead to Knik Glacier. In the winter, riders take to the trails with snowmobiles for a full day of riding and a hot-meal break. The local guides provide safety instruction and demonstrations of vehicles before each tour.

Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours

Moose saunter through the Alaskan wilderness in the warmer months; salmon and grizzlies fill the streams. When visitors mount ATVs or snowmobiles behind the local guides of Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours, they count themselves among these lucky inhabitants of the woodsy Alaskan landscape. Patrons can also opt for hiking, camping, and rafting day trips or overnight stays in lodges and log cabins cozier than a sleeping bag stuffed with marshmallows. During summer, they can drink in the monolithic majesty of Knik Glacier, and awe-inspiring mountain peaks and glaciers backdrop each of the excursions, some of which include campfire meals cooked up in front of the natural grandeur.

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There’s gotta be some way we can get on that roof.

The Groupon Guide to: Getting Onto the Roof

One of the main attractions of living in this place is its cool roof. There’s gotta be a way to get up there if the last people who lived here were able to do it. Here are some ideas for getting onto that roof:

Are there stairs we just don’t know about? They would have to be somewhere behind the dumpsters.
The building next door is pretty close. Do you think it’s safe to jump?
I bet Santa Claus has been up there. He’s all about roofs.
Do you think there’s one of those things where you pull something down and it becomes stairs?
There has to be a way because I saw people with a grill up there once.
I don’t think the building allows ladders, so it can’t be that.
I think the people in the top apartment think they’re the only ones who get roof access, but we’re all supposed to share it.
Do you think we’ll be able to get down from the roof if we do find a way up?
I heard you can see 100 miles in every direction up there.
I’m not expecting there to be a pool, but it would just be really cool if there were one.
Wait, are we on the roof?
The other day I think I heard a dog or a raccoon up there.
It’d be a good place to have a party, but I don’t want anyone to fall off the side.
It’d be really easy to get there if we could just open the window and climb up. But we don’t have any windows. We should ask our landlord for windows.
I bet it gets slippery up there when it’s icy out.
Am I too heavy to be thrown up there?
Honestly, if I had the right tools, I could just make a hole in the ceiling.
Man, we could do a million things up there. Even water balloons.
I saw a guy drop a penny from up there and it made a hole in the sidewalk.
I’ve been having trouble sleeping lately and I think the fresh air would really do me good. Oh man, yeah, it’d be great to have a mattress up there.
Ropes?
It’s just that I told a lot of people we had a roof. And everybody’s coming over eventually.
Someone had to get up there in the first place to install the chimneys.
Is this something we can sue the landlord over?
We used to go on the roof of my house growing up and pretend it was a fortress.
There’s no reason it would be illegal to be up there. We pay rent.
Man, what I wouldn’t give to be up there right now. Staring at the sun…I’d be free.
Do you think we need a key?
I used to be scared of heights, but now I’m not, since I ziplined last summer.
I hope there’s a toilet up there.
I’m gonna bring a jacket in case it gets cold at night.
My cousin’s a fireman.
I fell off of a roof when I was a kid, but I landed on a trampoline and bounced into a convertible and drove away.