Alternative Alaska Adventures
About Us
We are a Tour and Transport company based in Girdwood Alaska, a beautiful town surrounded by hanging glaciers, only 45 minutes South of Anchorage's Ted Stevens International Airport.
Girdwood and Alaska Have many options to offer, and the Chugach National Forest is our favorite playground.
We have lived in Alaska for over 15 years, working in the Hotel and Tourism Industry, and enjoying traveling around the State. We are witnesses to the lack of options and schedule flexibility in the services provided by many tour companies, and the lack of public and private transportation in the area.
Our team comprises a couple of drivers, guides & outdoor professionals ready to share their knowledge with you. We also work with other Alaskan-owned companies and support other small businesses.
Sincerely,
Leslie & Tyler
 Sea Otters in Seward |  Whittier Glacier Cruises |
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 Alaska Train in Whittier |  Jelly Fish At Seward Sea life center |
 Moose & moose estatue at The Pond in Alyeska Resort |  Amanita mushrooms |
 Sting ray at the Sea Life Center in Seward |  American Eagle |
 Dall Shee Sewards Highway |  Summer Sledding |
 Winter Sledding |  Sled dog |
 Musk Ox at the AWCC |  Bear at the AWCC |
 Starfish at The Sealife Center |
Meet The Team
Daniel Devia
Driver
Daniel has over 10 years of experience in administration, customer service, and bilingual communication. With a background in human services and translation, he ensures smooth operations and outstanding guest support. Fluent in English and Spanish, he brings professionalism, warmth, and cultural insight to every tour experience.
Ryan Redington
Musher
Ryan Redington, born into a legendary mushing family, proudly carries on his family's rich tradition of dog sledding. He won the 2023 Iditarod, fulfilling a lifelong dream and honoring his grandfather, Joe Redington Sr., the race’s founder. Ryan races competitively, trains sled dogs, and passionately advocates for mushing and Alaska Native culture and values.
Peter Reuter
Summer Sled dog Guide
Peter Reuter, hails from New York’s Adirondack Mountains, He began mushing in 1980 with a recreational team of Malamutes and started giving sled dog tours in the early 1990’s with Thunder Mountain Sled Dogs in the Adirondacks. He’s been in Alaska full time since 2012 when he came to guide and race dogs