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2 Client Information For Tour Reservations Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made more than 20 days in advance of scheduled tour departure date will receive a full reimbursement less a $50.00 processing fee. Tour cancellations made within 20 days of the scheduled tour departure date are non-refundable. All tours have the possibility of being canceled due to weather, acts of God or other safety conditions. If this is the case, Logistics is liable only for the funds paid to them. Reservation Process: After receiving your reservation request via fax ( ) or (tours@logisticsllc.com) you will be ed or called to confirm that your request has been received. Your request for reservation will then begin to be processed. Once your reservation is complete your credit card will be charged or your check deposited. Based on time availability, your tickets and an invoice will be mailed you. You must travel with your Logistics vouchers. If you have signed up for a tour that is based on a waitlist your credit card or a check is required to hold your position on the list, this also insures that if the tour does reach the minimum requirement you are committed to traveling on that day with that tour. Your payment, in this case, will not be processed until the tour has met the minimum number of people required to operate. In order to process your reservation please be sure to fax or scan this page as well as your tour selection page(s). If you are requesting a reservation over the be sure to include all the information requested below as well as your tour selection. Tour Prices: All tour prices include applicable taxes and fees. However, these prices are subject to change. Should the tour price differ from what is advertised we will advise you before finalizing your reservation request. Customized Itineraries: Logistics LLC has been in the tour business in Alaska for over 18 years and we pride ourselves in offering specific and customized multi-day itineraries. If this is something that you would be interested in please contact us via (tours@logisticsllc.com) or by phone: FIRST/LAST NAME CONFERENCE/GROUP NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE/PROV. POSTAL CODE COUNTRY HM TEL WK TEL CELL/MOBILE FAX NAMES OF ADDITIONAL PARTICIPANTS NAME OF THE HOTEL YOU RE STAYING AT o CHECK ENCLOSED o CREDIT CARD (Visa/Master/Amex) CREDIT CARD # EXPIRATION DATE SECURITY CODE TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE CHARGED $ CARDHOLDER S SIGNATURE (SIGNATURE HERE ALSO IMPLIES THAT YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE CANCELLATION POLICY) DATE

3 Please Print First and Last Name r ANCHORAGE TROLLEY CITY TOUR ($20.00 Adults 13 Years & Up & $10.00 Children 12 & Under) r ANCHORAGE COASTAL TRAIL BIKE RENTALS To Reserve Please Call: Mountain Bike Front Suspension and Mountain Bike Full Suspension starts at $10 for 2 hours. r ANCHORAGE DAY HIKE ½ Day ($99.00 Adults & $79.00 Children 7-11) r TURNAGAIN TURNAROUND TOUR Option #1 Tour, Guide & Transportation ($ Adults & Children) # Of Adults # Of Children r ALASKA NATIVE HERITAGE CENTER ($24.95 Adults & $16.95 Children 7-16) # Of Adults # Of Children r ANCHORAGE MUSEUM OF HISTORY & ART ($15.00 Adults & $7.00 Children 3-12 Years) # Of Adults # Of Children r THE ALASKA ZOO ($12.00 Adults & $6.00 Children 11 & Under) r GIRDWOOD NATURE HIKE ($69.00 Adults & $59.00 Children 11 & Under) *Transportation to Girdwood not included r ALYESKA GLACIER ALPINE HIKE ($ Adults & Children) # Of Adults # Of Children 2015 Transducers (Updated ) Page 1

4 Please Print First and Last Name r THE ALASKA RAILWAY Option #1 The Denali Star Anchorage to Denali $285 per person OW Option #2 The Coastal Classic Anchorage to Seward $165 per person OW Option #3 The Glacier Discovery Anchorage to Grandview $125 per person RT r DISCOVER MCKINLEY & DENALI NATIONAL PARK FLIGHTSEE 3 Hour ($ Adults & $ Children 12 & Under) Total Passenger Weight r GREAT ALASKA BEAR CAMP ($ Adults & Children 5 and Older) r KENAI FJORDS NATIONAL PARK CRUISE Option #1 - Cruise Only ($ Adults & $83.00 Children 2-11Years) Option #2 - Cruise & Motorcoach ($ Adults $ Children 2-11 Years) Option #3 - Cruise & Train (Adventure Class) ($ Adults & $ Children 2-11 Years) Option #4 - Cruise & OW Train (Adventure Class) & OW Motorcoach ($ Adults & $ Children 2-11 Years) # Of Adults # Of Children r FULL DAY FLY-IN FISHING (Spin Cast) ($ Adults & $ Children 10-12) *Fishing License and Tags are additional Total Passenger Weight r HELICOPTER GLACIER DOGSLEDDING with RT Anchorage Transfer ($ Adults & $ Children 2-12) Total Passenger Weight r SEA KAYAKING - WHITTIER Option #1 Passage Canal ($ Adults & Children 10 & Older) Option #2 - Kittiwake ($93.45 Adults & Children 10 & Older) *Transportation to Whittier not included r ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE (ATV) ADVENTURE ($ Adults & $ Passengers & Children 8-15) # Drivers # of Passengers r FLY-IN FISHING AT RIVERSONG LODGE 2 DAY / 1 NIGHT ($ Adults & Children 16 Years And Older) Total Passenger Weight 2015 Transducers (Updated ) Page 2

5 Please Print First and Last Name r TUTKA BAY LODGE 2 DAY / 2 NIGHT Includes Bear Viewing or Halibut Fishing ($ Adults & Children 16 Years And Older, Double Occupancy) ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE ANC/HMR/ANC ($ Adults & Children) r SEWARD HALIBUT FISHING ($ Adults & Children) *Fishing License and Tags are additional *NO Thursday s *Rental Car Required Total Passenger Weight r TALKEETNA EXPERIENCE Option #1 Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge (Guest) With Round-trip Train (Adventure Class) Double Occupancy ($ Per Person/Adults & Children 12 & Older) Option #2 Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge (Guest) With Round-trip Motorcoach Double Occupancy ($ Per Person/Adults & Children 12 & Older) Option #3 Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge (Guest) With Train (Adventure Class)/Motorcoach Double Occupancy ($ Per Person/Adults & Children 12 & Older) r TALKEETNA OPTIONAL TOURS Option #1 - Denali Grand Flightseeing Tour (1.5hr) ($ Adults & Children) r TALKEETNA OPTIONAL TOURS Option #2 McKinley Experience (1hr) ($ Adults & Children) Total Passenger Weight Option #3 Ultimate Denali Hiking & Flightseeing ($ Adults & Children) *$10 due at counter for DNP Fee Total Passenger Weight Total Passenger Weight 2015 Transducers (Updated ) Page 3

6 Please Print First and Last Name r TALKEETNA OPTIONAL TOURS Option #4 Zipline Tour ($ Adults & $ Children 10-14) Option #5 Wilderness Jetboat Adventure ($70.00 Adults & $52.50 Children 12 & Under) # Of Adults # Of Children Option #6 Three Rivers Tour ($ Adults & $90.00 Children 12 & Under) # Of Adults # Of Children Option #7 Salmon Fishing Charter (5hr) ($ Adults & Children) Option #8 Talkeetna River 2-Hour Float ($79.00 Adults & $59.00 Children 10 & Under) # Of Adults # Of Children Option #9 Chulitna River 4-Hour Float ($ Adults & $ Children 10 & Under) # Of Adults # Of Children Option #10 Dog Mushing With Sundog Kennel ($85.00 Adults & Children) 2015 Transducers (Updated ) Page 4

7 A Day Exploring Anchorage (Continued) A Day Exploring Anchorage A Day Exploring Anchorage (Continued) Anchorage Trolley City Tour Dates Of Operation: May 4 th September 25 th Enjoy a lively and informative 1-hour sightseeing tour of Alaska s largest city. Relax while your Alaskan guide shows you some of the City s highlights including; the Alaska Railroad, Lake Hood (the largest and busiest floatplane base in the world), mysterious Earthquake Park, Cook Inlet (where our tides are the second largest in the World), our famous flowers and great shopping areas. Hours Of Operation: 05/01/15 05/31/15 9:00AM 5:00PM Every Hour On The Hour 06/01/15 08/31/15 9:00AM 4:00PM Every Half Hour 4:30PM 7:00PM Every Hour On The ½ Hour 09/01/15 09/25/15 9:00AM 5:00PM Every Hour On The Hour Alaska Native Heritage Center Dates Of Operation: Mid May Mid September Step into the Welcoming House and find yourself immersed in the culture of Alaska s First People. Interpretive exhibits, dance performances, films and galleries give you a glimpse into the life and history of native groups from the Athabaskan and Inupiaq tribes to the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian Peoples. Just minutes from downtown Anchorage, the 26-acre Heritage Center is nestled on a lake and provides a walking trail through the recreated villages of five different native cultures, introducing you to their traditional crafts and lifestyle. Meeting Native Tradition Bearers, enjoying native artists and performances, touring the five historic village exhibits, viewing the special film presentation, or simply delighting in the beautiful natural setting makes a visit to the Center an unforgettable experience!! Anchorage Museum of History And Art Dates Of Operation: Year Round Enjoy your day exploring Alaska s largest city. Tour the Alaska Gallery inside Anchorage Museum of History and Art. This exhibit displays more than one thousand objects and is the finest presentation of Alaskan history and ethnology in the state. Through a combination of art, history and science the Anchorage Museum creates a rich, deep understanding of the human experience and offers something for everyone. Summer Hours Of Operation: Open daily 9:00am to 6:00pm. May 10 th September 12 th. Winter Hours Of Operation: Tuesday Saturday 10:00AM to 6:00PM. Sunday 12:00PM to 6:00PM September 14 th May 9 th. Closed Monday. Summer Hours Of Operation: 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Open daily 2015 Transducers (Updated ) Page 5

8 A Day Exploring Anchorage (Continued) The Alaska Zoo Dates Of Operation: Year Round View over 50 species of native Alaskan birds and mammals in a beautifully landscaped park-like setting. The Alaska Zoo promotes conservation through educational programs and animal rehabilitation. The animals are displayed with their individual needs in mind. Don t pass up the opportunity to visit this truly special place in Alaska. Summer Hours Of Operation: 9:00AM to 9:00PM. Open daily Winter Hours Of Operation: Open daily 10:00AM to 4:30PM. Anchorage Coastal Trail Bike Rentals Dates Of Operation: May 1 st September 30 th Lifetime Adventures has a bike rental office located one block from the Anchorage Coastal Trail. You can rent a bike and at your leisure bike the Coastal Trail. The Tony Knowles Coastal Trail hugs the coastlines of the Knik Arm and Cook Inlet from 2 nd Ave downtown Anchorage 10+ miles south to Kincaid Park. The trail highlights are: Views of Knik Arm, Cook Inlet, Mountains, the Port of Anchorage and downtown Anchorage. There may also be an opportunity to see Moose, small mammals, ducks, birds and Beluga whales. The Alaska Railroad parallels the trail and there are (2) Alaska Railroad underpasses. You will also see Westchester Lagoon, Elderberry Park and the Oscar Anderson House. This paved trail has minor grades and is not marked by mileposts. Tour Includes: Bike Rental Hours of Operation: Open daily 9:00AM 8:00PM Anchorage Day Hike Dates Of Operation: June 1 st September 15 th Enjoy the long Alaskan summer days by hiking in the beautiful Chugach Mountains that surround Anchorage. Each hike is tailored to your hiking and fitness levels. Your naturalist guide will discuss the flora and fauna of these unique coastal alpine mountains. Some of the animals spotted have included: moose, bear, Dall sheep, marmot, arctic ground squirrels, red fox, wolverine, and numerous bird species. Tour Includes: Transportation to/from downtown Anchorage office to trailhead, a guided naturalist hike in the valleys and peaks surrounding Anchorage, bottled water, snack and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departure From Anchorage: Departs at 10:00AM returns at 2:00PM Transducers (Updated ) Page 6

9 Girdwood Nature Hike (Departs From Girdwood) Dates Of Operation: June 1 st September 15 th Turnagain Turnaround Tour Dates Of Operation: Year Round Tram Permitting From Anchorage you will take a breathtaking 1-hour drive to Girdwood, following Turnagain Arm. Once in Girdwood you will explore the Historic Iditarod Trail. This moderate and exciting hike consists of a very unique hand tram crossing and walk over the Winner Creek Gorge. Trips finish at the Alyeska Hotel. Your naturalist guide will point out and discuss the flora and fauna of North America's northern-most temperate rainforest. You may even see a moose! When blueberry season is in full swing the trail is blooming with scrumptious delights sure to please anyone. Tour Includes: A snack, a guided 5-mile round-trip hike along the winner creek trail (2 to 3 hour tour), and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departures From Girdwood: 10:00AM and 3:00PM. Departs at Note: Please bring sturdy footwear, water, your camera and appropriate hiking clothing including rain gear. This trip operates in all weather conditions. Ages: No experience necessary. Cotton attire is not recommended. Dress in layers. Transportation is on your own. Spend your day enjoying the Girdwood and Portage Valleys with an experienced Alaskan guide. You will travel along the breathtaking Turnagain Arm. Watch for eagles, Dall sheep and moose. You ll visit Portage where the 1964 earthquake caused the land to drop between 6 and 12 feet along the Turnagain Arm. High tides flooded the area, forcing the estimated 50 to 100 residents of Portage to move. Rustic old buildings and Ghost Forests are visible signs of the remnants left by the invading saltwater. You will explore the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center; Alaska s only safari-like drive through wildlife viewing exhibits located on 160 acres. This will be your opportunity to capture a glimpse of Grizzly bears, black bears, reindeer, buffalo, elk, musk ox, moose, eagles, wood bison and a Sitka blacktail deer. Then you will head to Alyeska Resort where you will have the opportunity to ride the tram to the top of Mt. Alyeska for the tram/lunch combo. Option #1 Tour Includes: Narrated tour, transfers, admission fees to Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Alyeska tram/lunch combo ticket and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departure From Anchorage: Departs at 11:30AM and returns approximately 5:30PM. Note for Option #1: There is a 2 person minimum in order for this tour to operate Transducers (Updated ) Page 7

10 Alpine Hike (Alyeska Glacier) (Departs From Girdwood) Dates Of Operation: June 13 th September 15 th Alaska Railroad ALASKA RAILWAY Full Day Fly In Fishing (Spin Cast) Dates Of Operation: June 1 st September 15 th From Anchorage you will take a breathtaking 1-hour drive to Girdwood, following Turnagain Arm. You will have the opportunity to hike on a glacier! The Alyeska Glacier is nestled in the Glacier Bowl of the Chugach Mountains. Overlooking breathtaking views of the Turnagain Arm and towering alpine peaks, you will be marveled when you are peering into crevasses during the Alaskan Midnight Sun. Glacier hiking guests ride the scenic Alyeska Tram and hike 40-minutes to the edge of the glacier while surrounded by the 7 Glaciers of the Girdwood Valley and outstanding views. At the Glaciers edge you will gear up with climbing harnesses, ropes and/or crampons, over-boots to travel out onto the glacier itself. Tour Includes: All equipment, international mountain guides, tram ticket, 5:1 ratio and interpretive glaciology discussions, a snack, 3 to 4 hour guided hike and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departure From Girdwood: 9:00AM, 2:00PM and 4:00PM Departs at Note: This is a moderate to strenuous activity, however, no experience is necessary. Ages: Please bring sturdy footwear, water, your camera and appropriate hiking clothing Dressing in layers to include rain gear. This trip operates in all weather conditions. Cotton attire is not recommended. Dress in layers. Transportation is on your own.. The Denali Star runs from Anchorage to Fairbanks (12 hours one-way) and back with stops in Talkeetna and Denali National Park, from which various flight and bus tours are available. Although the trip is only about 356 miles (573 km), it takes 12 hours to travel from Anchorage to Fairbanks as the tracks wind through mountains and valleys; the train's top speed is 59 miles per hour but sometimes hovers closer to 30 miles per hour. The Coastal Classic winds its way south from Anchorage along Turnagain Arm before turning south to the Kenai Peninsula, eventually reaching Seward. This 114-mile (183 km) journey takes around four and a half hours due to some slow trackage as the line winds its way over the mountains. The Glacier Discovery provides a short (2 hour) journey south from Anchorage to Whittier for a brief stop before reversing direction for a stop at Grandview before returning to Anchorage in the evening. The Hurricane Turn provides rail service to people living between Talkeetna and the Hurricane area. This area has no roads, and the railroad provides the lifeline for residents who depend on the service to obtain food and supplies. One of the last flag-stop railway routes in the United States, passengers can board the Hurricane Turn anywhere along the route by waving a large white flag or cloth. Your fishing experience will begin with a pick up at your downtown Anchorage hotel, where you will be transferred to Lake Hood, North America s largest floatplane airport. Step aboard a floatplane and get ready to experience some of the world s best fishing in Alaska s backcountry, only minutes away from Anchorage by floatplane. You will enjoy a narrated flightseeing trip to and from your fishing destination. Once you re in Alaska s backcountry you will enjoy a guided fishing trip with an experienced Alaskan guide and all equipment will be provided. From fighting salmon, to landing that rainbow trout, you ll be flown to a remote lake or stream where the action is and the crowds aren t! Tour Includes: Transfers to/from your Anchorage hotel, 1½-hour floatplane sightseeing tour, 6-7 hours guided fishing, fishing gear, fish cleaning, box lunch with refreshments and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departure From Anchorage: Departs Anchorage hotel at 6:45AM and returns to Anchorage hotel at 7:00PM. Note: Please remember your driver s license to get your fishing license. Fishing licenses are $20.00 per person per day. There is also an additional charge of $10.00 per person for the king tag Transducers (Updated ) Page 8

11 Helicopter Glacier Dogsledding Adventure Dates Of Operation: May 21 st August 31 st Discover McKinley & Denali National Park Dates Of Operation: Year Round Great Alaska Bear Camp One Day (Departs From Anchorage/Sterling) Dates Of Operation: June 1 st August 31 st (Sat-Tues) You will start your day by departing Anchorage for a 1-hour transfer traveling along the breathtaking Turnagain Arm; famous for its unusual bore tide. This drive has been voted one of the Top Ten Most Scenic Drives in America by Conde Nast Magazine. Once you arrive in Girdwood be ready to heighten your Alaska experience with the most original form of travel of the north: The Dogsled! A ski plane or helicopter is used to transport you to the alpine camp where your experienced guide will accompany you as you mush along a snow-covered glacier. Drive the sled yourself or if you prefer, ride in the sled as you enjoy the dramatic scenery. Back at camp, you can bundle yourself up in actual Iditarod racing gear including an original bib-number for a once in a lifetime photo opportunity. Tour Includes: Transfer To/From Anchorage, 10- Minute Round-trip Helicopter Transfer To The Glacier, Glacier Landing At A Remote Sled Dog Camp, 1½ - Hours On The Glacier Including Guided Dog Sled Ride (Time For Dog Sled Experience Is Based On Snow Conditions, Weather Conditions And Number Of People Traveling), Snacks, Water And Logistics Staff Coordination. There Is A Minimum Requirement Of 2 Persons To Operate This Tour. Daily Departures From Anchorage: Departs Anchorage Hotel at 1:30PM and returns to Anchorage Hotel at 6:30PM. Note: Please Note Your Departure Time Preference On Reservation Form. After arrival at Lake Hood, America s largest float plane airport, you will step aboard a floatplane for a spectacular flight that will take you within 6 miles of Mt. McKinley s 20,320 feet summit. Fly over foothills and spot wildlife while on your way to the Alaska Range. You will get to view Ruth Glacier, the Great Gorge and the massive south face of McKinley. This is where you ll look for climbers attempting their ascent. A floatplane landing will be made on a lake at the base of Mt. McKinley (weather permitting). Tour Includes: Transfers to/from your Anchorage Hotel, 3-hour narrated flightseeing tour and Logistics staff coordination. There is a 2 person minimum requirement to operate this tour. Daily departures from Anchorage: Departure times vary and depend on the weather conditions. You will depart Anchorage for a 3-hour drive to Sterling. This drive has been voted one of the Top Ten Most Scenic Drives in America by Conde Nast Magazine. Once past Turnagain Arm enjoy following the Seward and Sterling Highway, which winds through a land of remarkable beauty of knife-edged ridges and alpine valleys. Once in Sterling you will enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by an excellent chef. After lunch you will take a relaxing 50-minute flightseeing tour. This tour passes active volcanoes, huge glaciers, alluvial floodplains and rugged mountains before landing on the shoreline near the bear viewing camp. Here, you are the visitor and the bears are the inhabitants. Out of all Alaska's wonders, perhaps none will stamp your memory more deeply than photographing or fishing with these magnificent animals. This Remote Bear Viewing Camp is situated on the edge of Lake Clark, which is a National State Park, at the foot of Mount Iliamna. Option #1 With Transfer Tour Includes: Round-trip Van Transfers From Anchorage, Lunch, 50-Minute Flight To Bear Camp, Minimum 1½ - Hour On The Ground At The Bear Camp, Return Flight To Lodge And Logistics Staff Coordination. Saturday Tuesday Departure From Anchorage: Van Departs Hilton Hotel At 7: 30 AM And Van Returns To Hilton Hotel At Approximately 9:00PM Transducers (Updated ) Page 9

12 Sea Kayaking - Whittier (Departs From Whittier) Dates Of Operation: May 1 st September 15 th Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise (Departs From Seward) Dates Of Operation: May 10 th September 28 th All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Adventure (Departs From Bird Creek) Dates Of Operation: April 1 st October 1 st You will depart Anchorage for a 1.5-hour drive to Whittier traveling along the breathtaking Turnagain Arm; famous for its unusual bore tide. This drive has been voted one of the Top Ten Most Scenic Drives in America by Conde Nast Magazine. Be sure to watch for eagles, Dall sheep, moose and perhaps some Beluga Whales feeding on Hooligan. Your adventure will begin with a short powerboat tour out to a remote cove. Once you have arrived in this secluded cove, your guide will provide instruction on paddling and safety skills. You will then begin exploring the beautiful coastal environment of Passage Canal and Prince William Sound via sea kayak. This ancient mode of travel is perhaps the most intimate way to experience the wonders of Alaska. Option #1 Passage Canal Tour Includes: 6-7 hour guided sea kayaking tour, gear, equipment, instruction and supervision, box lunch with refreshments and Logistics staff coordination. There is a 3 person minimum requirement to operate this tour. Daily Departure From Whittier: Departs at 10:00AM and returns at 4:00PM. Option #2 - Kittiwake Tour Includes: 3-hour guided sea kayaking tour, gear, equipment, instructions, supervision and Logistics staff coordination. There is a 3 person minimum requirement to operate this tour. Daily Departures From Whittier: Departs at 9:00AM and returns at approximately 12:00PM or departs at 1:00PM and returns at 4:00PM or departs at 5:00PM and returns at 8:00PM. Note: Transportation is on your own. Times may be adjusted. Participants must be 10 years or older to take this tour. You may add round-trip Alaska Railroad Transportation to some of the kayaking tours. Please call for more information. Depart Anchorage for a 3-hour drive on Alaska s only National Scenic Byway watching for eagles, Dall sheep, Beluga whales and moose along the way to Seward. Or travel aboard the historic Alaskan Railroad on a 4½hour train ride to Seward. Once there you ll embark for a magnificent day of cruising the spectacular fjords of Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park. This wildlife and glacier cruise takes you through Resurrection Bay, around Aialik Cape; to the very face of an active tidewater glacier where you ll spend time watching glaciers calve giant splinters of blue ice into the ocean. Visit the Chiswell Islands, part of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, where thousands of colorful seabirds nest, and a small island where over 20,000 horned and tufted puffins make their nests every summer. Look for graceful humpback whales, Orcas, playful otters and hear Stellar Sea lions bellow from rocky cliffs. Tour Includes: 6-hour narrated wildlife and glacier cruise, lunch and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departure From Seward: Departs at 11:30AM and returns at 5:30PM. Transportation Schedule ~ There will be an additional charge to add transportation. Via Motorcoach (May 16 th -September 13 th ): Departs Anchorage Egan Convention Center at 7:00AM and returns at approximately 9:30PM. Via Railroad (May 9 th September 13 th ): Train departs Anchorage at 6:456AM and arrives in Seward at 11:05AM. Train departs Seward at 6:00PM and arrives in Anchorage at 10:15PM Depart Anchorage for a 35-minute drive to Bird Creek where your adventure will begin. You will pick out your 4-wheeler and get geared up for the ride of your life. This is not your typical trail ride. From the trailhead you will immediately enter the forest on a path made for 4-wheelers. You may cross-streams, mud puddles and bridges while you are kicking up dust along the Bird Creek Trail. Your guided 4-wheeler excursion will take you through a maze of trails winding through temperate rainforest while keeping an eye out for signs of wildlife. You ll take a short hike to an overlook with spectacular views of Turnagain Arm and the surrounding mountainsides. Keep your eyes open; wildlife is prevalent along this trail. You ll have so much fun with this tour that you ll want to do it again! Tour Includes: Round-trip transfer from/to Anchorage, 3-Hour guided 4-wheeler tour, helmets, rain gear, and Logistics staff coordination. There is a 2 person minimum requirement to operate this tour. Daily Departures From Bird Creek: Departs 9:15AM and returns at 2:00PM or departs at 1:15PM and returns at 6:00PM. Note: You must be 16 years or older to drive your own machine. Under 16 years must ride tandem with parent or guardian and must be at least 8 years old Transducers (Updated ) Page 10

13 Fly-In Fishing At Riversong Lodge 2 Day / 1 Night Dates Of Operation: June 1 st September 15 th Once you arrive at Lake Hood, North America s largest float plane airport, you will step aboard a floatplane for a narrated flightseeing tour to Riversong Lodge. Experience a 2-day, 1-night fishing get-away with some of the world s best fishing in Alaska s backcountry. Take pleasure in a spectacular 40-minute flight from Anchorage to your own exclusive hideaway. From fighting salmon, to landing that feisty rainbow trout, you ll discover the kind of fishing dreams are made of. You ll be outfitted with an experienced Alaskan guide who will help you make this a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. This is where the action is and the crowds aren t! You ll stay at one of Alaska s premiere fishing lodges where exceptional service and fun times are the main focus. Share fishing adventures with other guest while eating a gourmet meal in the comfort of a hand built log house. After dinner sit back and just relax or fish some more! If you re all fished out try daily activities of horseshoes, schedule cooking classes or wine tasting and many more options. This is where you ll have a true Alaska adventure with warm, spirited Alaskan hospitality! Tour Includes: 1.5-hours round-trip floatplane tour to and from Anchorage, over 10-Hours of guided fishing, fishing gear, meals, and use of lodge equipment, overnight accommodations and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departures From Anchorage: Day 1 departs at 7:30AM and Day 2 arrives in Anchorage at approximately 7:00PM. Note: Children must be 6 years of age or older. Please remember your driver s license to get your fishing license. 3-day fishing licenses are $35.00 per person per day. There is also an additional charge of $20.00 per person for the king tag. Transportation to/from Anchorage is on your own Transducers (Updated ) Page 11

14 Tutka Bay Lodge 2 Day / 1 Night Dates Of Operation: May 15 th mid September Depart Anchorage International Airport via commercial airplane for a beautiful 40-minute flight to Homer. Upon arrival in Homer take a twenty-five minute water taxi south across the bay to Tutka Bay Lodge. The lodge is located nine ocean miles from the seaside town of Homer along the Kachemak Bay. The Tutka Bay area offers rugged coastlines, deep fjords, dramatic mountains, quiet beaches, old growth Sitka spruce forests, and amazing tidal fluctuations. The lodge offers six private guest accommodations, a seasoned staff offering fullservice lodging and guide services, and an array of activities to introduce you to the Kachemak Bay marine community. You will experience awardwinning cuisine, lodge amenities such as complimentary massage and yoga, wine tastings in the afternoon, cooking classes, and guided adventure activities such as deep-sea fishing for salmon and halibut, freshwater fishing, ocean kayaking and hiking our unique trail system offers both highenergy adventures as well as seaside serenity. Additional Cost: Airfare Anchorage/Homer RT and some beer and wine. Daily Departure From Anchorage: Please contact Logistics for exact departure and return to/from Anchorage. Flight times vary. Tour Includes: Overnight Accommodations, Homer Water Transportation To And From The Lodge, Choice of either a Bear Viewing Trip or Halibut Fishing Trip, All Meals Prepared By An Award- Winning Culinary Team, Daily Guided Adventure Activities Including: Sea Kayaking, Local Sport fishing, Beachcombing, Tidal-Pool Exploration, Coastal Touring By Boat, Nature Trail Hiking Through Old Growth Forests, Hiking In The Kachemak Bay State Park Trail System, Birding, Wildlife Viewing, Use Of Sauna And Hot Tub On The Deck, Morning Yoga Classes, One Complimentary Massage, Cooking Classes, Wine Tasting, Other Daily Scheduled Activities And Logistics Staff Coordination Transducers (Updated ) Page 12

15 Seward Halibut Fishing (Departs From Seward) NO HALIBUT FISHING Thursday s Dates Of Operation: April October Depart Anchorage via private transfer for a 3-hour drive to Seward traveling along the breathtaking Turnagain Arm. Along the way watch for eagles, Dall sheep, Beluga whales and moose. You ll drive past Portage where the 1964 earthquake caused the land to drop between 6 and 12 feet along the Turnagain Arm. High tides flooded the area, forcing the estimated 50 to 100 residents of Portage to move. Rustic old buildings and Ghost Forests are visible signs of remains by the invading saltwater. Upon your arrival in Seward, be prepared for an unforgettable halibut fishing experience. Halibut are the largest of all the flatfishes. Some halibut exceed 400 pounds, including the 459-pound state record fish caught during 1996 in Unalaska Bay. Halibut can be found throughout most of the marine waters of Alaska as far north as Nome, along the Aleutian Chain, and throughout the waters of the southeastern Alaska panhandle. Halibut are usually on or near the bottom over mud, sand, or gravel banks. Most are caught at depths of 90 to 900 feet, but halibut have been recorded at depths up to 3,600 feet. Your experienced deep-sea guides will take you to the BIG ones! Tour Includes: 8-10 Hours of Guided Halibut Fishing, All Fishing Tackle And Equipment Required, Fish Cleaning And Filleting, And Logistics Staff Coordination. S/M/T/W/F/S Departure From Seward: Check In at the Fish House at 6:00AM and return to the dock approximately 6:00PM. Note: Rental Car Required. Children Must Be 10 Years Of Age. Please Remember Your Drivers License To Get Your Fishing License. Fishing Licenses Are $20.00 Per Person Per Day. There Is Also An Additional Charge Of $10.00 Per Person For The King Tag. No hard liquor allowed on board. Lunches can be purchased from The Bakery At The Harbor There Are No Snacks Or Refreshments 2015 Transducers (Updated ) Page 13

16 Talkeetna Experience! 2 Day / 1 Night Sold Out 06/18 & 6/19 Dates Of Operation: May 14 th September 14 th Depart Anchorage for a 2½- hour motorcoach transfer or step aboard the Historic Alaska Railroad Train for a 4-hour train ride north to Talkeetna. Welcome aboard America s only full-service railroad, offering both freight and passenger service year-round. Construction of this 500-mile line began in 1915 and was completed in Work gangs built the railroad in sections. Their construction camps grew into section stations where crews who maintained the line lived, along with their families. In fact, nearly 70% of Alaska s population lives along the railroad corridor. You will head north through the vast land while enjoying narration from Alaska Railroad Tour Guides on the history of the railroad and points of interest along the way. Your train trip will end in Talkeetna. This Northern Exposure like town is filled with Alaska history and local charm. Talkeetna has long been the staging area for climbers of Mt. McKinley. This community of about 600 residents is located at the confluence of the Susitna, Chulitna and the Talkeetna Rivers, and about 60 miles from Mt. McKinley. The name Talkeetna means river of plenty in the Tanaina Indian language. In 1896 a gold rush to the Susitna River brought prospectors to the area, and it soon became a supply station for miners. By 1910, Talkeetna was established as a riverboat steamer station, and was becoming an established village. In 1915, Woodrow Wilson approved the railroad route north to Tanana River at Nenana, and Talkeetna was chosen as the site for the Alaska Engineering Commission Headquarters to build the railroad. Spend your afternoon in Talkeetna exploring the town, museums or taking an optional tour. (See tour options and prices following.) You will overnight at the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge. The next day spend your morning exploring Talkeetna before boarding the Alaska Railroad departing in your rental car or taking the motorcoach for return to Anchorage. Talkeetna Experience! 2 Day / 1 Night (Continued) Tour Includes: Transfers to/from rail depot in Talkeetna The Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge, overnight accommodations (Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge Guest Lodge Room) and Logistics staff coordination. Option #1 Round-trip Alaska Railroad (Adventure Class) Daily Departure From Anchorage Via Train: Day 1 departs Anchorage at 8:15AM and arrives in Talkeetna at 11:20AM. Day 2 departs Talkeetna at 4:40PM and arrives in anchorage at 8:00PM. Option #2 Round-trip Motorcoach Daily Departure From Anchorage Via Motorcoach: Day 1 departs anchorage at 3:00PM and arrives in Talkeetna at 5:30PM. Day 2 departs Talkeetna at 11:00AM and arrives in Anchorage at 1:30PM. Option #3 Train/Motorcoach Daily Departure From Anchorage Via Train/Motorcoach: Day 1 departs Anchorage at 8:15AM and arrives in Talkeetna at 11:20AM. Day 2 departs Talkeetna at 11:00AM and arrives in Anchorage at 1:30PM. Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours Option #1 Denali Grand Flightseeing Tour Dates Of Operation: April 20 th September 30 th This flight will take you completely around Mt. McKinley! As your flight departs Talkeetna, you ll begin to see how the last ice age shaped this land. Moments later you ll enter a world of rugged high mountain peaks and wide glacier filled valleys. Listen as your pilot describes the natural wonders of Denali National Park. Experience spectacular views of the Alaska Mountain Range and a chance to see mountain climbers traveling the Kahiltna. You will see the south side of McKinley s famous west buttress, Sheldon Amphitheater, Ruth Glacier and Great Gorge. Then fly across the divide to see McKinley s incredible Wickersham Wall. accommodation, 1½-hour narrated flightseeing tour and Logistics staff coordination. There is a minimum requirement of 2 persons to operate this tour. $10.00 Park service fee not included. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departures vary depending on weather conditions and number of participants that sign up Transducers (Updated ) Page 14

17 Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours Option #2 McKinley Experience Dates Of Operation: April 30 th September 20 th This flight takes you to within six miles of McKinley s summit. Just moments after departure, you are surrounded by high peaks as you fly over the wide glaciers of Denali Park. Sense the motion of the ice and see how it has shaped the land. Listen as your pilot guide describes the natural wonders of Denali Park. Visit the Sheldon Amphitheater; fly along the beautiful Ruth Glacier and through the world s deepest gorge. As you cross the valley on your return, moose are commonly seen. accommodation, 1-hour narrated flightseeing tour and Logistics staff coordination. There is a minimum requirement of 2 persons to operate this tour. $10.00 park service fee not included. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departures vary depending on weather conditions and number of participants that sign up. Talkeetna Optional Tours Option #3 Ultimate Denali Hiking & Flightseeing Dates Of Operation: June 15 th September 15 th This guided and outfitted small group experience combines solitude, views of towering granite peaks, lush green foothills, rivers of ice, and artisan cheese/meat platter and perhaps a glimpse of Mt. McKinley. Your flight will take you from Fish Lake in Talkeetna to Lake Morraine, a relatively recently formed lake between Backside Glacier and Ruth Glacier. This area is only accessible by floatplane. The hike covers hilly/rocky terrain inside Denali National Park. After the hike, your guide will serve a snack and you ll again board the floatplane for a short flightseeing trip up Ruth Glacier before returning to Talkeetna. accommodation, short narrated flightseeing tour, hike, snack, expert guide, trekking poles, and Logistics staff coordination. There is a minimum requirement of 2 persons to operate this tour. $10.00 park service fee not included. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departures vary depending on weather conditions, day of the week and number of participants that sign up. Please call Logistics for specific departure times. Note: You will need to bring your own outdoor and personal gear. Tours may vary based on weather conditions. Only 6 seats per flight! Talkeetna Optional Tour ~ Option #4 Zipline Tour Dates Of Operation: June 1 st September 30 th This zipline canopy adventure tour is Southcentral Alaska s first world class and farthest north canopy tour in North America! These Zipline Tours offer a thrilling and educational way to experience breathtaking natural scenery and awesome wilderness. From the South side perspective the panoramic views of the Alaska Range and Denali National Park are amazing! The opportunity to see it from a treetop platform with the boreal forest at your feet and Mt. McKinley at your brow is unbeatable. accommodation, 3-hour guided zipline tour and Logistics staff coordination. There is a minimum requirement of 2 persons to operate this tour. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departs at 10:00AM, 12:00PM, 3:30PM and 5:30PM Transducers (Updated ) Page 15

18 Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tour ~ Option #5 Wilderness Jetboat Adventure Dates Of Operation: May 15 th September 20 th Be whisked away on the 51 passenger Talkeetna Queen into the heart of the wilderness in comfort. This is the most technologically advanced "jet boat" in Alaska, designed to safely navigate rivers that were previously inaccessible. This jet boat is glassdomed and environmentally controlled. This tour offers you the opportunity to view nesting bald eagles, beaver activity, moose and bear in their natural habitat. Be sure to bring your camera so you can capture some of these unforgettable sights. You will also get a chance to get off the boat and participate in a ¼ -mile walk to see how trappers lived at the turn of the century while visiting an authentic trappers cabin with its rustic furnishings. Your guide will display raw furs from the local area and demonstrate trapping methods. Naturalists will acquaint you with the wildflowers and plants that grow in abundance along the Alaskan river system. On a clear day you will have a panoramic view of Mt. McKinley, which makes this an unforgettable 2- hour river adventure. accommodation, 2-hour narrated jetboat tour and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departs at 8:45AM, 12:00PM, 2:30PM and 6:30PM. Talkeetna Optional Tours ~ Option #6 Three Rivers Jetboat Tour Dates Of Operation: May 25 th September 10 th This jetboat trip will take you on three rivers: the Talkeetna, Chulitna, and Susitna. You will go through the Chulitna River Gorge and experience Class 2 and 3 whitewater. During the ¼ -mile leisurely nature walk you will visit an authentic trappers cabin with its rustic furnishings and see how they lived in the Bush at the turn of the century. You will also visit a replicated native encampment. You will be served a selection of hot beverages (hot chocolate, coffee, and tea) and locally baked chocolate chip cookies. This trip includes a stop at an amazingly large uninhabited beaver lodge in which you will be able to see right inside of the lodge from below the water line. As you travel sixty miles of river you will have opportunities to view nesting bald eagles, beaver activity, and moose. You just might see black bear or grizzly bear roaming the shore. Stand in the splendor of Denali and the Alaska Range from a spectacular vantage point on the Susitna River! Naturalists will acquaint you with the wildflowers and plants that grow in abundance along the river system and you will learn about the edible plants that were used by the Native Indians for cooking and medicines. Wildlife, folklore, artifacts and a panoramic view of Denali in the Alaska Range combine to make this an unforgettable and unique Alaskan river adventure. A gold panning demonstration is included. accommodation, 3½-hour narrated jetboat tour and Logistics staff coordination. Daily Departure From Talkeetna: Departs at 3:15PM and returns at 6:45PM. Talkeetna Optional Tours ~ Option #7 Salmon Fishing Charter (5hr) Dates Of Operation: May 16 th September 25 th Sit back and relax while your experienced guide takes you to some of their favorite fishing holes in a 22' jet boat or raft on the untamed Alaskan waters where you will disembark and fish some of the best fishing holes north of Anchorage. These fishing grounds are located at the confluence of the Talkeetna River and Susitna River. The Talkeetna River is part of the Susitna Rivers drainage system, which boasts the second largest run of migrating fish in the world. You will be introduced to some of the finest stream fishing in the state of Alaska. From this location you will have access to over 200 miles of prime fishing territory. Perfect for the avid angler. Your knowledgeable guide will determine what you will fish for (Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden And Arctic Grayling) depending on the time of year and how the fish have migrating. accommodation, 5-hour fully guided charter, fishing gear and Logistics staff coordination. There is a 2 person minimum required for this tour to operate. There is a 6 person maximum per guide per boat. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departs at 8:30AM or 2:30PM. Note: Please remember your drivers license to get your fishing license. Fishing licenses are $20.00 per person per day. There is also an additional charge of $10.00 per person for the king tag Transducers (Updated ) Page 16

19 Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Option Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours Talkeetna Optional Tours ~ Option #8 Talkeetna River 2-Hour Float Dates Of Operation: May 16 th September 16 th Few places in the world can equal the scale and beauty of Mt. McKinley and the Alaska Range. On this two hour narrated Talkeetna River Natural History Float Trip, you will see spectacular vistas of this magnificent scenery. Explore the lower end of the famous Talkeetna River, which is steeped in history and the Alaskan pioneering spirit. At the river's edge, you will participate in a brief safety lecture before launching and floating down six to eight miles of pristine river. The Talkeetna River is a glacier-fed waterway teeming with salmon and other wildlife. The guides are versed in describing the flora, fauna, and scenery along the way. You will look for bears, eagles, fish, beavers, moose, fox, and waterfowl during this float. In addition, you will stop to visit two active Bald Eagles' nests, see beaver dams, look for bear tracks, and float past an old miner's cabin... all before joining the Mighty Susitna River for the loop back to Talkeetna. On the Susitna River, there is a stunning view of Mt. McKinley (20, 320') and the entire Alaska Range. On clear days, the view is amazing. There will be plenty of opportunities to take photos! For a small additional fee, there will be a professional photographer available to take pictures of you, the raft, and your guide with a stunning backdrop of Mt. McKinley! accommodation, 2-hour narrated scenic float tour, and Logistics staff coordination. There is a minimum requirement of 2 persons to operate this tour. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Tour departs at 8:30AM, 11:00AM, 2:00PM and 5:30PM. Talkeetna Optional Tours ~ Option #9 Chulitna River 4-Hour Float Dates Of Operation: May 16 th September 16 th Rafting through the pristine wild lands of Denali State Park (and the borderlands of Denali National Park), you will see vistas and magnificent scenery most folks just read about or experience via magazines. The raft launch is at Mile 133 of the George Parks Highway. Your trip will begin here or in Talkeetna, depending upon where you are staying. (Complimentary transportation will be from Talkeetna.) At the river's edge, you will participate in a brief safety lecture and demonstration before launching and floating the nineteen miles of the glacial-fed Chulitna back to Talkeetna. Throughout the float, a stunning view of Mt. McKinley (20,320') and the entire Alaska Range provide a spectacular backdrop. This remote portion of the Chulitna River is prime bald eagle, bear, salmon and moose habitat. On clear days, the view is unparalleled for photo opportunities. For a small additional fee, there will be a professional photographer available to take pictures of you, your raft & guide with this magnificent vista in the background! accommodation, 4-hour narrated scenic float tour, refreshments, snacks, and Logistics staff coordination. There is a minimum requirement of 2 persons to operate this tour. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departs at 1:00PM. Talkeetna Optional Tours ~ Option #10 Dog Mushing With Sundog Kennel Dates Of Operation: May 16 th September 16 th Just 35-miles north of Iditarod Headquarters and the sled dog capitol of the world, Talkeetna is at the heart of the home training ground for world championship mushers and their racing teams. At their rustic home of World Champion sprint musher, Kathleen Holden and Top 20 Iditarod musher, Gerald Sousa, you will be introduced to one of these teams. Tours begin at the little log office in downtown Talkeetna, with a short narrated bus trip, describing the history of Talkeetna and sled dog racing. You will visit an authentic Alaskan log cabin, meet the dogs and see a demonstration of sled harnessing and mushing preparation. Learn about the winter training program to get these dogs ready for the Iditarod Sled Dog Race, held annually in March. You may opt for the sled dog ride on local trails through some beautiful and peaceful scenery. You may also have a chance to hold and play with future champions. By taking part in this tour you are strengthening Sundog Kennel toward being a main contender for the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. accommodation, 1-hour and 30-minute tour of the Sundog Kennels and Logistics staff coordination. There is a minimum requirement of 2 persons to operate this tour. Daily Departures From Talkeetna: Departs at 8:00AM or 10:00AM and 3:00PM Transducers (Updated ) Page 17