- Black Diamond Resort Company - Enjoy complimentary transport from your Healy hotel to Black Diamond Resort Co, where you’ll embark on a family-friendly backcountry treasure hunt.
After a short safety briefing, you’ll hop aboard your own Polaris Ranger, outfitted with seat belts, a windshield and cover. It’s similar to a small open-air Jeep but sports the exciting flair of an ATV. Then, head out into the wilds of Alaska with your professional guide.
Navigate the back country trails, searching for hidden secrets, granite rocks, and additional clues that bring you closer and closer to finding your treasure: a rustic pavilion in the woods where a camp-style meal awaits.
Traverse old mining paths that spill out onto the Dry Creek River Bed, stop on a whim to take in the surrounding scenery, or walk along the tundra and travel up the side of Black Diamond Peak for spectacular views of the Healy Valley — all the while working together to strategize and plan your next moves.
- Professional guide
- Round-trip transport from Healy lodgings (if option selected)
- Snacks
- Meals as per itinerary (B=breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner)
- Gratuities
- Alcoholic Beverages
Embark on a distinctive, fun-filled expedition into the Alaskan wilderness, traversing off-the-beaten paths in an all-terrain vehicle guided by our experienced professionals. This interactive 3-hour journey from Healy is nothing short of a treasure hunt, tasking participants with uncovering hidden markers, searching for quartz and granite stones, and trading geocache tokens—all culminating in a keepsake to bring home. Expand your knowledge of the region’s history, plants, and wildlife while replenishing your energy with a rustic backcountry meal.
Should you wish to drive independently, inform us at the time of reservation. Otherwise, we offer a pick-up service from your selected hotel—with the collection time coinciding with your booking slot. For self-drivers, aim to arrive at our site approximately 15 minutes after the start time. You’ll find us at 1.2 Mile Otto Lake Road, accessible by turning onto Otto Lake Road at Mile 247 off the George Parks Highway.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Infant seats are available; please request when booking
- No experience necessary.
- Drinking age is 21 and older
- Vegetarian food option is available; please request when booking
- The tour is wheelchair accessible, though please let us know beforehand so we can plan accordingly
- Operates rain or shine; please dress for the weather
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
