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Most northern lights tours only involve driving a car out to a remote area to view the lights. On this exciting excursion, guests can take a snowmobile tour to chase the aurora through the night. Head to the Goldstream Valley for unobstructed views of the natural phenomenon (not guaranteed) and enjoy an exhilarating experience of zipping through the snow.

Many people wait their whole lives to see the northern lights. Book this small-group aurora-chasing tour from Fairbanks and go with a guide to a prime viewing location in the wilderness to try to witness the lights firsthand. Plus, this aurora borealis tour makes things easy with pickup from Fairbanks included.

Winter is the perfect time to experience the Alaskan tradition of dog sledding. During this small-group experience, learn to mush with a professional musher. Then zip through the snowy birch forests with a sled dog team and feel the cold wind in your hair. Afterward, warm up with the puppies and learn what it takes for them to become champions.

Slip on your heated helmet and hit the gas--we are headed through Alaska's winter playground.  This 1 hour guided tour takes place on the outskirts of North Pole where we will thunder across the famous Alaska Pipeline and zip through snow covered forests.  We usually see some wildlife on every tour to include: Moose, Fox, Snowshoe Hares, Ptarmigan, Grouse, and squirrels.   All snowmobiles are new  Ski Doo luxury touring snowmobiles. These snowmobiles are made for riding in style and comfort. All snowmobiles have heated handgrips and electric start.

Willow, Alaska is famed for its association with the Iditarod. This tour gives you a taste of life on the trail, without the hard work. At the family-owned and operated kennel, you'll meet the huskies and enjoy views of Denali as a musher leads your pack along private trails. The experience is wheelchair and stroller accessible, welcoming a wider range of travelers.

Explore interior Alaska and head out in search of the northern lights with this small group tour from Fairbanks. Your guide takes you to a remote location you couldn’t find on your own, and then settles in to view the lights. Get your cameras ready for some incredible shots. While you wait, you can relax in a comfortable, warm lodge.

Experience the chance to witness the aurora borealis in all its glory on a small-group tour from Fairbanks. Relax as luxury-level transportation takes you from your hotel to base camp. Hot drinks, comfortable shelter, and warm clothing are all provided to ensure that you stay cozy for the duration of the tour. Get expert instruction for photographing the northern lights. Regardless of your success, take home complimentary professional photos of the experience.

This tour is off the beaten path and leaves the pavement and tourists behind for the more rugged mountain dirt roads in the backcountry of the Tongass National Forest, a local favorite drive. The tour is very rural and gains some scenic elevated views depending on weather conditions. We drive through some former logging sites as we explore the need for further conservation of our old-growth forests if we want to continue to breath clean air and if we want to fight climate change and protect one of the United States largest carbon sinks--the Tongass.

This is a full-day(around 5-6hours) round trip tour from Fairbanks to Chena Hot Springs, where visitors can relax in natural hot springs filled with mineral waters. The area is surrounded by beautiful, forested mountains, and the tour includes a visit to explore the resort's geothermal energy innovations.. The resort is located 60 miles (1 hour 15 min drive) from Fairbanks, and the tour provides a unique opportunity to see how geothermal energy is used to power the resort

Relax in the warm mineral waters and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. This is a fantastic way to experience the beauty of Alaska while enjoying a unique and peaceful retreat. • Please note that our minimum group size is 2 participants. If the minimum number of participants is not reached on the day of the tour, we may need to cancel the trip. We will notify you in advance if this happens.

Whether you have experience with snowmobiles or not, we have tours just for you! We firmly believe in making everyone feel included and appreciated. Whether you are a local or visitor here for the day, our number one priority is to create a warm, welcoming environment for you and your family. Our tours are perfect for beginners and are done on groomed trails located at the most northern USGA golf course in the USA! After you adventure into the snow, you can enjoy a warm meal in our Aurora Lodge surrounded by a winter wonderland.

We are a remote property nestled in the Boreal Forest with views of the White Mountains. We limit our tours to small groups to ensure everyone can have an exceptional experience.

Immerse yourself in the natural splendor of the Alaskan wilderness while soaking in steaming geothermal springs and—if you’re lucky—watching the northern lights overhead. While the limited light and extreme weather conditions deter most people from visiting Alaska in the winter, for those who want to experience the magic of the northern lights and the hot spring surrounded by a blanket of snow, this wintertime tour is the way to go.

*Trip Highlights* ~Float along the face of a 25-mile glacier ~Jump from an Iceberg into the glacial waters ~Expert paddle instruction ~Enjoy the best rapids on the Kennicott River ~Explore the glacial lake ecology ~Local knowledge of the natural & human history of the Kennicott ~Valley ~Drysuits – Raft Class III Whitewater and relish every splash

Book this small group snowmobile tour in Fairbanks for a winter adventure like the Alaskans have. All your gear is provided, including snow boots, snow bibs, balaclavas, helmets, mittens, and goggles, so you don’t need to bring any of that yourself. Just be ready to follow your guide into the wintry nature for a fun ride in the snow.

Fairbanks, Alaska is known for its rugged beauty and natural wildlife. During this half-day excursion, enjoy a tour of the city and stop at several landmarks including Alyeska Pipeline, Santa Claus House in North Pole. the Morris Thompson Cultural Center, Pioneer Park and Museum of the North at University of Alaska, Fairbanks.

For 50 years, NOVA has been running Lions Head trips, offering nonstop thrills on this powerhouse glacial river. Featuring crashing waves and Class III & IV boulder gardens, the adventure creates a consistent rush of excitement! With a variety of rapids to conquer, this unforgettable experience is perfect for everyone—from first-timers to seasoned adventurers seeking an action-packed ride. You’ll be outfitted with top-of-the-line gear and guided by expert instructors to ensure a safe, exciting experience. The Lions Head section of the Matanuska River is not only NOVA's original river trip, it’s where our journey as a company began in 1975. Over the decades, we’ve perfected this iconic trip, which remains our most popular whitewater rafting adventure. With stunning mountain views, rugged landscapes, and several miles of thrilling Class III & IV rapids, this half-day trip is a local treasure in the Mat-Su Valley, offering an exhilarating taste of Alaska’s wilderness.

Experience the natural phenomenon of the aurora borealis on this viewing tour from Fairbanks. Head to a couple of spots in the Fairbanks area in search of the colorful lights dancing in the sky (not guaranteed). Listen to your guide as they explain how the phenomenon occurs and enjoy a photography service so you don't have to waste time fiddling around with your equipment.

Challenge yourself in the wilds of Alaska on a full-day alpine hiking tour on White Pass, a scenic ridge bordering the Yukon Territory. Depending on the season, trek through wildflower fields, scramble over boulders, or use crampons and ice picks for a snowy ascent to the summit of Feather Peak or Mount Cleveland. This mountaineering adventure is designed for experienced hikers and climbers.

Travel beyond the usual Alaska visitor routes and far from the Denali Park crowds on a journey into one of the state’s greatest road-accessible wilderness corridors. This is a chance to spend a full day in wild Alaska, surrounded by open country, mountain horizons, and the kind of remote landscapes most visitors never reach. Following the scenic Denali Highway, this tour completes a remote loop through boreal forest, tundra, braided rivers, glacial valleys, lakes, high-country mountain passes, distant glaciers, and sweeping views toward the Alaska Range, the system that includes Denali. Frequent stops for photos, wildlife viewing opportunities, and short walks let you step into the landscape while your local guide shares insight into the region’s geology, ecology, history, and wildlife. This is a long full-day experience (13–14 hours), including 135 miles on maintained gravel. Guests must be 15 or older. Groups are limited to just 6 guests for a more comfortable, relaxed experience.

Don’t settle for an incomplete tour of the Yukon Territory—maximize your time in Skagway with this extended drive through the Yukon. This small-group tour makes it possible to learn about local history and see some of the Yukon’s top sights in less than a day. Drive through the summit of White Pass across British Columbia to Carcross—the crossroads of the Klondike—while stopping for fun photo opportunities along the way.

Experience the rush of SIX MILE CREEK 3-CANYON! This exciting run features 4 hours of pool-drop style Class V rapids through the lush terrain of Chugach National Forest. A truly world-class section of whitewater that happens to be half-day accessible and gives a one-of-a-kind Alaskan adventure in just a few hours. Join the original guiding company, with over 40 years of experience on Six Mile Creek, leading the way through this iconic stretch of whitewater. Outfitted with top-of-the-line gear and expert guides, we continue to set the standard for safety and professionalism in the industry. Photos are available after your adventure to relive the action!

Embark on a canoeing expedition on British Columbia's Summit Lake, surrounded by pristine alpine landscapes and the majestic White Pass peaks, on this adventure that begins in Skagway, Alaska. Glide through the turquoise waters, capturing the untouched wilderness and the beauty of snow-covered peaks with your camera. The canoes are equipped with an outboard motor to aid in your adventure.