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Seven Glaciers Restaurant
Seven Glaciers Restaurant-January 2024
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Jan 5, 2025

　　Sitting 2300ft above sea level is the best of Alyeska Resort’s six restaurants and bars. The hotel tram will take you to an evening of gourmet dining and absolutely stunning views that include Turnagain Arm and, yes, seven glaciers. The menu is a meat-lover's paradise, with duck, local pork and plenty of Alaska seafood.

　　Tram tickets are included with dinner reservation.

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