(light music)

Today, we are going to hop in a helicopter

and head up onto a glacier.

We're gonna experience how indigenous peoples

and early explorers got around Alaska.

That's right, we're going dog sledding.

(light music)

There is nothing like seeing the world from a helicopter.

(light guitar strumming)

All right, we just arrived at Herbert Glacier,

those views were breathtaking.

Now, let's go find some dogs.

- The dogs that we have here in camp

are called Alaskan Huskies.

Alaskan Huskies are performance bred dogs.

These dog have been bred for their athleticism,

their endurance, their intelligence,

their appetite, their drive.

(dogs barking)

- I was born ready for this.

Ooh.

Woo, we're about to get going, I'm holding on so tight.

I have no idea what to expect,

but she tells me it goes fast.

(woman screaming)

Woo-hoo!

These guys are really earning their lunch.

They're working hard.

- From the helicopter ride up, to the dog sled ride,

the beautiful weather we had up here on this snow

and this glacier, just a really spectacular event and tour.

- Once in a lifetime trip.

- Fabulous.

- Yeah.

- Kayla, I was promised puppies and where are the puppies?

- They are right over here.

- Hi, angel. - [Woman] Hi, little guy.

- These puppies are born on this glacier.

And pretty soon you're gonna grow up

and you're gonna be a sled dog, 'kay?

Oh yeah, you excited?

It's from first flying over that beautiful scenery,

to then dog sledding, being pulled by a team of huskies

over a glacier surrounded by these breathtaking mountains.

This has been the perfect Alaskan experience.

(light music)