ZipRider Icy Strait Point Full Walkthrough Tour & Review 4K | Alaskan Shore Excursion

Join Danny and Taylor in Alaska to visit the ZipRider Icy Strait Point. This being one of the top shore excursions to attend providing beautiful scenic views along with the longest zipline in Alaska achieving speeds of over 60mph! Unlike anything you've seen before, the ZipRider zip line ride at Icy Strait Point is truly a once in a lifetime experience. This unbelievable experience will surely blow you away. In fact, riding the zip line is about as close to the feeling of flying as one can get. Ready to book your next Royal Caribbean Cruise? Book with Harr Travel https://www.harrtravel.com If you need assistance with you booking reach out through our contact form? https://res.harrtravel.com/contact You can also email us at info@harrtravel.com Please remember to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, and hit that BELL! BEST & LONGEST ZIPLINES IN ALASKA Your Alaska adventure begins with a 6-mile van ride up the mountain, through the forest and past wildlife including deer, eagles, and brown bears, to the zip liner station. Share the experience with your family and friends, as the zip line has six side-by-side cables and chairs. Icy Strait Point is a cruise line port of call, located on the Chichagof Island, 1.5 miles away from the town of Hoonah, Alaska. Chichagof Island is located 50 miles west of Juneau. The Icy Strait Point ZipRider® opened in May of 2007 and has been the anchor attraction for Icy Strait Point ever since. People come from all over the country and world to experience the world renowned Icy Strait Point ZipRider® adventure and adrenaline rush! SOAR ABOVE THE TREES At the top, you'll take a short walk through the charming rainforest to the launching area, where a guide will help you safely get ready for a 1 1/2-minute thrill ride. Even in the summer, the weather in southeastern Alaska is unpredictable. Remember to wear warm, layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, and closed-toe shoes. And pack sunscreen because even on a chilly day, the sun shines brightly on any Alaskan mountain adventures! Once you're set, you'll take off at a top speed of 65 miles (about 105 kilometers) per hour — the ultimate adrenaline rush. As you soar above the pine trees, be sure to take in the breathtaking scenery. Look down for a panoramic view of Port Frederick and the surrounding islands, and keep an eye out for whales breaching in the bay. If you ride the zip line on a clear summer day, you can see the peaks of the amazing Glacier Bay National Park in the distance. At the bottom, the zip line drops you off at Icy Strait Point beach, home of the longest zipline in Alaska and the World where you can share thrilling stories with your crew. No doubt, you'll want to get right back on for another ride! EXPLORE THE PORT OF CALL Icy Strait Point has more to enjoy than just its world-famous zip line. You can book a whale and marine mammals tour in a covered and comfortable whale-watching vessel where you'll sail to the renowned Point Adolphus area, home to Alaska's largest summer population of humpback whales. You may see other marine life on the way too, like orcas, Steller sea lions, seals, and porpoises, but the whales are pretty much guaranteed. In fact, humpback whales have been sighted on every tour since they first departed in 2004. MMERSE YOURSELF IN NATIVE ALASKAN CULTURE Icy Strait Point is owned by its native population and operated by the Huna Totem Corporation. It was built with the goal to preserve the character of the local village and culture while helping the local economy. #harrtravel #ziprider #alaska