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Audio Tour Alaska

Turn your phone into a local guide.

Audio Tour Alaska

Spoken road commentary by route and direction. Download from the App Store or Google Play.

Audio Tour Alaska

Audio Tour Alaska

Choose the tour. Choose the direction. Drive.

You pick the highway, then the direction you are driving, and you download that tour. A chapter plays as you reach the place. Anchorage to Seward and Seward to Anchorage are different downloads. You tell the app which one to load.

Get the tour on Wi-Fi or a cell signal before you leave town. Where the bars drop, the audio you already downloaded keeps playing. On a long drive, the phone wants a charger.

Tours in the app
 
Tour Miles, one way Chapters Audio Price
Seward Highway, Anchorage and Seward 127 63 4.5+ hours $9.99
Sterling Highway, Tern Lake and Homer about 127 64 5+ hours $9.99
Glenn and Parks Highway, Anchorage and Talkeetna 115 55 4+ hours $9.99
Parks Highway, Talkeetna and Denali 150 64 5+ hours $9.99
Parks Highway, Fairbanks and Denali 120 58 4.25+ hours $9.99
Denali Park Road, entrance to Savage River 15 40 across both Park Road tours 2+ hours across both $4.99
Denali Park Road, Savage River to Teklanika 17 40 across both Park Road tours 2+ hours across both $3.99
 

All of these tours are also sold together for $25.99, with 22+ hours of audio. Hours, chapter counts, and prices are the figures on the current tour pages. Miles are the one-way distance on those same pages.

Past Savage River, a private vehicle needs a National Park Service permit or a Teklanika campground reservation. Download the Park Road tours before the entrance. There is no reliable Wi-Fi inside the park.

This app is the spoken road commentary. It has fewer features, and it costs a little less. For a trip plan, turn-by-turn, and the photo map, use Alaska Wayfinder.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play
The Iditarod National Historic Trail sign at Mile 0 in Seward, with the water and mountains behind it. A narrow dirt path through a spruce forest, with orange needles on the ground. A person walking a dirt path on a green slope above a glacier in the fog. A person looking across a frozen lake toward a snow-covered peak. A two-lane road with a yellow center line running toward a snow-covered mountain range. Five concrete memorial slabs for the armed services, each cut with a star, with flags behind them.