Veilbreaker is a guided tour only and access to the bridges will only be allowed with an Alyeska guide as part of a paid tour. Venue access is via the Mighty Mite hiking trail to the Christmas/New year’s Chute entry.

Anxiety can be a normal reaction to pushing your limits both physically and mentally. First, don’t worry, you’re harnessed in and totally safe. To overcome fear and anxiety, slow down, take deep breaths and close your eyes. Focus on slowing your breathing and lowering your heart rate, this technique is called box breathing. Once you’re ready, continue onward,and remember, YOU GOT THIS!

Of course! A couple of things to note: we recommend bringing a bungee or tether for your phone. If you drop your phone, there’s no way to retrieve it. Please hold on tight, as your phone is unlikely to survive the fall.

Weather is always a potential when recreating in the mountains of Alaska and it’s something we take very seriously. We have an operational threshold for cancellation which includes high wind, rain, lightning and snow. In the event of a cancellation, we will do our best to move you to a different day during your stay. If we are not able to get you on a tour, we will refund your payment.

You should be prepared with a windproof/rainproof jacket, layers, a small back pack, water and a snack. We have the rest of the gear you will need. A tethered device for cameras and phones is also a good idea to have connected to your device before starting.

Each bridge is roughly 300’ across.

Given the nature of the venue and the ridgeline the bridges are situated upon, you must complete both bridges once you’ve crossed the first.

No, we require you to be on a tour with one of our guides on staff.

Of course! We have guides on staff daily so if you’re a party of one we can absolutely make a tour happen for you.

To ensure the safety of all guests, only Veilbreaker ticket holders are permitted to join the guided hike portion of the tour.

Yes, should you or your group need to be driven to the venue, there is a $50 charge per vehicle load. We can take up to five people per vehicle.

Although the bridges are weight tested for thousands of pounds, there is a weight limit of no more than 500 lbs on the bridge at any given time.

No more than two people can be on the bridge at one time. Solo crossings are welcomed but we also understand that some people would like a friend or loved one by their side to share the experience with.

Yes, there are moderate to steep sections of hiking on the tour. Participants should be prepared with proper footwear to to hike in a mountain environment.