World-class guiding starts here: join Juneau's top-rated tour team for the 2027 season!

Since 2009, Liquid Alaska Tours has set out to give every guest an Alaska experience they'll never forget. Our guests have noticed: the Ice Adventure Tour ranked #7 in the world in Tripadvisor's 2026 Best of the Best, and we've held a top-two spot in Juneau for five years running. That standard is earned every day by our team of guides who work hard, stay organized and leave nothing to chance.

Want to spend your summer canoeing across a glacier-fed lake in the Tongass National Forest, surrounded by mountains and wildlife? With Liquid Alaska Tours, that's a regular workday. We hire carefully, train thoroughly and then trust you to own your work, with clear systems and top-quality gear behind you. The season is fast and demanding, but with up to 18 hours of daylight, there's always time for your own adventures after work. If you want a summer that's challenging, rewarding and unforgettable, you'll find it here.

We hire for personality first. The right person is respectful, reliable, honest and adventurous, with a strong work ethic and the independence to take ownership without being asked. You show up early, take pride in the details and stay flexible when the schedule changes. You put safety and guests' needs first, want to know Alaska's history and culture well enough to share it, and find real satisfaction in giving every guest the experience of a lifetime. If you hold yourself to a high standard, we'd like to meet you.

We offer assisted employee housing so you can arrive in Juneau without the stress of finding a place to stay. Our units are newly renovated and maintained to a much higher standard than typical seasonal housing. Your house is your home, and we want you to be genuinely comfortable during your season with us.

Liquid Alaska team members have the choice to live in our provided housing or find their own accommodation. No matter what option you choose, we are here to help.

We invest in our people: industry-leading pay and incentives, assisted staff housing, top-quality gear and thorough training that builds lasting skills. You'll be part of a tight-knit, high-performing team with a reputation for excellence that travels with you long after the season ends. And you get to spend your summer in Alaska, which might be the best perk of all.

Juneau isn't connected to the road system, so you'll arrive by plane or ferry. Juneau International Airport has multiple daily flights on Alaska Airlines and Delta, and we'll help coordinate your pickup when you land. To bring a vehicle, take the Alaska Marine Highway ferry from Bellingham, WA or Skagway, AK. A car isn't necessary: Juneau has one main road, a regular public bus system and a compact, walkable downtown. A car does make exploring easier, and many staff buy an inexpensive one for the summer. Bikes work well too; just bring waterproof gear.

In Juneau, the wilderness starts at the edge of town. Trailheads begin right downtown, and your days off are yours to spend hiking, camping, fishing or spotting wildlife on your own terms. Then come back to the comforts of Alaska's capital city: grocery stores, coffee roasters, fresh local seafood, craft breweries and live music downtown. With up to 18 hours of daylight, you can do both in the same day. Our team also gets complimentary or heavily discounted tours with our Juneau partners, so you can explore well beyond the trailhead.