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Epic Alaska Tours A tour operator specializing in customized Alaskan tours between Anchorage and Seward in the summer.

And in the winter providing Wasilla to Airport shuttle runs Monday- Friday.

✈️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday💜 ALASKA IN BLOOMFor a few spectacular weeks each summe...
09/10/2026

✈️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

💜 ALASKA IN BLOOM

For a few spectacular weeks each summer, Alaska’s landscape transforms as fields of majestic purple lupine. These striking wildflowers are perfectly suited to Alaska’s rugged environment. As members of the legume family, lupines can work with soil bacteria to capture nitrogen from the atmosphere, allowing them to flourish in places where the soil is young, rocky and nutrient-poor.

That makes them more than beautiful. Lupines are among the pioneering plants that can help enrich newly exposed ground — including landscapes shaped by retreating glaciers — preparing the soil for other vegetation that follows.

Their season is fleeting, but perhaps that is part of what makes them so extraordinary. Brilliant shades of violet, purple and blue blanket roadsides and mountain valleys before giving way to the next chapter of Alaska’s remarkably short summer.

It’s another reminder that some of Alaska’s greatest treasures aren’t destinations at all — they’re the unexpected moments you discover along the way. 💜🏔️

✈️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

✨ Travel in luxury: 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
📍 Pickup/Drop-off: Local’s Restaurant at the edge of Wasilla
🚘 Complimentary Park & Ride available
📅 24-hour advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
📱 Last-minute transportation: Text 907.231.1059

Exceptional service. Effortless travel.
The Epic Alaska experience. ✨

✈️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday🏔️ EXPERIENCE MATTERS ON ALASKAN ROADSIn Alaska, gettin...
09/09/2026

✈️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

🏔️ EXPERIENCE MATTERS ON ALASKAN ROADS

In Alaska, getting to the airport isn’t always just a drive — especially when winter weather, changing road conditions, darkness and snow-covered highways are part of the journey.

That’s why experience matters.

With decades of experience driving Alaska’s roads, your driver understands the conditions, the micro-climates, and the realities of commuting on the Glen Highway in the Last Frontier.

And there’s another advantage that comes from being on the road all day.

Our shuttle travels between Wasilla and Anchorage throughout the day, giving us firsthand knowledge of current highway conditions and incidents before your trip even begins. We know where the road has black ice, where visibility will change, where traffic is slowing and what conditions are actually like beyond the online forecast.

For our guests, that means a comfortable, safe ride. For their families, it means peace of mind.

No middle-of-the-night drive into Anchorage. No exhausted return trip after dropping someone at the airport. No asking a family member or friend to navigate winter roads at 2:00 or 4:00 in the morning. ❄️

✨ Luxury 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
📍 Pickup/Drop-off: Local’s Restaurant at the edge of Wasilla
🚘 Complimentary Park & Ride available
📅 24-hour advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
📱 Last-minute transportation: Text 907.231.1059

Exceptional service. Effortless travel.
The Epic Alaska experience. ✨

🦌 WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–FridaySpring in Alaska brings new life to the landscape — and ...
09/08/2026

🦌 WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

Spring in Alaska brings new life to the landscape — and for bull elk, the beginning of an extraordinary annual transformation.

These elk at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center are growing a brand-new set of antlers, covered in soft, fuzzy “velvet.” Beneath that velvet is an incredible network of blood vessels supplying the nutrients needed for rapid antler growth. During peak growth, elk antlers can grow remarkably quickly, eventually developing into the impressive racks carried by mature bulls.

By late summer, the antlers have hardened. The velvet is shed as the bulls prepare for the autumn rut, when those antlers become an unmistakable symbol of strength and dominance.

Located at the head of Turnagain Arm, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center offers an opportunity to see some of Alaska’s most magnificent animals against a backdrop that is equally spectacular — mountains, glaciers and vast wilderness.

From elk in velvet and wandering bears to musk ox, wood bison and moose, Alaska has a way of making even an ordinary day feel extraordinary. 🏔️

✈️ Wasilla ↔ Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport shuttle, Monday–Friday.

✨ Travel in luxury: 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van
📍 Pickup/Drop-off: Local’s Restaurant at the edge of Wasilla
🚘 Complimentary Park & Ride available
📅 24-hour advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
📱 Last-minute transportation: Text 907.231.1059

Discover the wild side of Alaska. We’ll take care of the journey.

Exceptional service. Effortless travel.
The Epic Alaska experience. ✨

🏔️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–FridayWHERE ALASKA’S ICE TELLS A STORYTucked into the mountai...
09/08/2026

🏔️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

WHERE ALASKA’S ICE TELLS A STORY

Tucked into the mountains near Portage Valley, Byron Glacier is one of those places that captures the scale and beauty of Alaska in a single view — ancient ice, rugged peaks, cascading water and an alpine landscape shaped by glaciers for thousands of years.

Just a short distance from the Seward Highway, the Byron Glacier Trail follows Byron Creek into the Chugach National Forest, revealing increasingly dramatic views of the glacier and surrounding mountains along the way.

The glacier itself is part of the immense Chugach Mountain landscape, where snow and ice have carved valleys, sculpted mountains and shaped the terrain visitors travel through today.

And while its beauty is undeniable, Byron is also a reminder that Alaska remains truly wild. Snow and ice can linger well into summer, and the tempting ice caves that sometimes form near the glacier can be extremely dangerous due to collapsing ice, falling rock and rapidly changing conditions.

It is a landscape meant to be admired with respect — and one of the countless extraordinary places waiting to be discovered in Alaska. ❄️🏔️

✈️ Seamless Wasilla ↔ Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport transportation, Monday–Friday.

✨ Travel in luxury: 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van
📍 Pickup/Drop-off: Local’s Restaurant at the edge of Wasilla
🚘 Complimentary Park & Ride available
📅 24-hour advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
📱 Last-minute transportation: Text 907.231.1059

Exceptional service. Effortless travel.
The Epic Alaska experience. ✨

🦅 WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–FridayWHERE WILD ALASKA STILL REIGNSPerched along the shores o...
09/07/2026

🦅 WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

WHERE WILD ALASKA STILL REIGNS

Perched along the shores of Turnagain Arm, with snowcapped mountains rising dramatically beyond, the bald eagle is one of Alaska’s most iconic sights — powerful, unmistakable and perfectly at home in this extraordinary landscape.

And there is perhaps no better place in America to see one.

Alaska is home to more bald eagles than any other state, with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game currently citing an estimated population of approximately 70,000. Along our coastlines, rivers and mountain valleys, these magnificent raptors are still very much a part of the wild landscape.

With wingspans reaching up to 7½ feet, bald eagles can often be seen soaring above Alaska’s waterways or perched quietly along the shoreline, surveying the tides below.

Against the immense mountains of Turnagain Arm, it creates a scene that feels almost cinematic — yet here, moments like this are simply part of Alaska.

From soaring eagles and snowcapped peaks to glaciers, waterfalls, moose and whales, there is always something extraordinary waiting to be discovered.

At Epic Alaska Tours, we believe your transportation should reflect the same elevated experience.

✈️ Seamless Wasilla ↔ Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport transportation, Monday–Friday.

✨ Travel in luxury: 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van
📍 Pickup/Drop-off: Local’s Restaurant at the edge of Wasilla
🚘 Complimentary Park & Ride available
📅 24-hour advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
📱 Last-minute transportation: Text 907.231.1059

Discover the extraordinary side of Alaska. We’ll take care of the journey.

Exceptional service. Effortless travel.
The Epic Alaska experience. ✨

09/06/2026

✈️ WASILLA ↔ ANC AIRPORT SHUTTLE | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

🐋 JUST ONE OF ALASKA’S MANY WONDERS…

There are few places where you can stand along the shoreline and watch beluga whales swimming through a dramatic landscape of mountains, glaciers and some of the largest tides in the world.

These are Cook Inlet belugas — a genetically and geographically distinct population found nowhere else in the world. Unlike many beluga populations that migrate long distances, Cook Inlet belugas remain in Alaska’s Cook Inlet year-round.

Often called the “canaries of the sea,” belugas communicate with an extraordinary variety of whistles, chirps and clicks. They also rely on echolocation to navigate the famously silty waters of Cook Inlet.

Once numbering around 1,300, the Cook Inlet population declined significantly and was listed as endangered in 2008. Today, only a few hundred remain — making a sighting in Turnagain Arm something truly special.

It’s one of those unforgettable reminders that Alaska isn’t simply a destination. Around any corner, there may be something extraordinary waiting to be discovered. 🐋🏔️

And when it’s time to begin or end your Alaska adventure, we’ll take care of the drive.

📍 Pickup & Drop-Off: Local’s Restaurant, Wasilla
🚗 Complimentary Park & Ride
📅 Reservations available up to 24 hours in advance
📱 Last-minute transportation: Text 907.231.1059

Reserve at:
www.epicalaskatours.com

Exceptional service. Effortless travel.
The Epic Alaska experience. ✨

09/06/2026

Wasilla ↔ ANC Airport Shuttle | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

Listen closely—Alaska’s ravens have a lot to say. 🖤

This raven is making one of its many distinctive calls, and what you hear may be more unusual than you realize. An Alaska study identified more than 30 distinct raven vocalizations, ranging from deep croaks and whistles to high-pitched cries, mews, and even sounds described as resembling dripping water.
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Ravens are remarkably intelligent and use their varied vocalizations for communication, including alarm, territory, social interaction, and calling to other ravens. Scientists have even documented as many as 33 categories of Common Raven vocalizations.
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So the next time you hear a raven calling across the Alaskan landscape, listen closely—you may be hearing a sound all its own.

Let Epic Alaska handle the journey while you enjoy the sights and sounds of the Last Frontier.

24hr advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
Last-minute transportation text: 907.231.1059
Travel in luxury: 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van
Park & Ride available

Travel comfortably. Listen closely. Experience Alaska.

Wasilla ↔ ANC Airport Shuttle | $60 per person | Monday–FridayA symbol of Alaska in full bloom. 🌸Fireweed is more than a...
09/05/2026

Wasilla ↔ ANC Airport Shuttle | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

A symbol of Alaska in full bloom. 🌸

Fireweed is more than a beautiful wildflower—it has become one of Alaska’s most recognizable symbols. Blooming from the bottom of the stalk upward, its vivid pink flowers are a familiar sight across Alaska’s summer landscape.

For many Alaskans, fireweed signals the height of summer and serves as a gentle reminder that the seasons are always moving forward. Its ability to thrive in disturbed and recovering landscapes has also made it a symbol of resilience and renewal.

As the blossoms reach the top of the stalk, Alaskans know that summer is beginning to give way to fall.

Take in the scenery along the way and let Epic Alaska handle the journey.

24hr advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
Last-minute transportation text: 907.231.1059
Travel in luxury: 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van
Park & Ride available

Travel comfortably. Discover Alaska. Experience the Last Frontier.

Wasilla ↔ ANC Airport Shuttle | $60 per person | Monday–FridayPlaytime in the wild. 🐻🐻Two brown bears enjoy a playful mo...
09/04/2026

Wasilla ↔ ANC Airport Shuttle | $60 per person | Monday–Friday

Playtime in the wild. 🐻🐻

Two brown bears enjoy a playful moment in the water—a wonderful reminder that even Alaska’s most powerful wildlife can have a lighter side.

Brown bears are highly intelligent and surprisingly playful, especially when young bears are involved. Water can also provide relief from summer heat and an opportunity to cool off while exploring their surroundings.

You may encounter brown bears along your journey with Epic Alaska, and they are an iconic part of Alaska’s wild heritage and one of the many extraordinary species that call this state home.

24hr advance reservations: www.epicalaskatours.com
Last-minute transportation text: 907.231.1059
Travel in luxury: 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van
Park & Ride available

Travel comfortably. Discover the wild. Experience Alaska.

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Anchorage, AK
99516

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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+19072311059

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