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How many people can say they’ve crossed the Arctic Circle? Experience the landscapes of a lifetime on this full-day guided trip from Fairbanks to search for the northern lights. Journey through Alaskan wilderness aboard comfortable transport, and take a stroll along the Yukon River. On a high plateau of Finger Mountain, spot wildlife such as foxes, moose and bears. On the way back, hope to witness the splendor of aurora borealis.

We’re not a big tour company—we’re a small, family-run business that genuinely loves sharing the beauty of Alaska with others. When you join our tour, you’re not just a number on a bus—you’re a guest in our extended family. Personalized Service: Every trip is guided with care, passion, and local knowledge you won’t find in mass-market tours. Local Insight: We’ve lived here, worked here, and explored every hidden gem ourselves—so we know where to look for wildlife, when to catch the best light, and how to make your visit unforgettable. Authentic Experience: No rushed timelines or scripted speeches—just real, grounded Alaskan hospitality. Passion Over Profit: We do this because we love it. That means we go the extra mile to make sure your experience is relaxed, comfortable, and meaningful.

Take part in a quintessential Alaskan outdoor pursuit with this dog sledding and mushing experience, without the hassle of planning logistics. Get acquainted with the huskies and malamutes with just your guide and a small group for company. Learn basic commands and take part in a dog-sledding experience along a 3-5 mile (4.8-8 kilometer) trail, and walk away with souvenir photos, too.

Enjoy the power of a team of happy hounds pulling you through a magical winter landscape. Pose for pictures in the beautiful snowy scenery. Learn about the ever popular sport and what it takes to lead a team of dogs. Then warm up in a cozy yurt at the end of your activity.

Enjoy the power of a team of happy hounds pulling you through a magical winter landscape. Pose for pictures in the beautiful snowy scenery. Learn about the ever popular sport and what it takes to lead a team of dogs. Then warm up in a cozy yurt at the end of your activity.

It's not just about seeing the Northern Lights; it's about experiencing them in a way that few ever do. Our expert guides take you to the most exclusive, off-the-beaten-path locations, far from the city lights, where the Aurora Borealis dances across the sky with breathtaking clarity. With our small group sizes, personalized service, and the latest technology to track the Northern Lights, we maximize your chances of witnessing this incredible natural wonder.

Explore beyond Fairbanks city limits—and enjoy an exciting but relaxing array of activities at the Chena Hot Springs Resort—on this small-group tour. Admire ice sculptures at the Aurora Ice Museum, unwind in the resort’s hot mineral springs, and upgrade to enjoy drinks or a meal on site. If the conditions are right, you can then cap off the experience with a northern lights viewing before returning to your hotel.

Go far off the beaten track on this small-group tour that takes you along one of the world's most isolated roads. Travel into the Alaskan wilderness along the Dalton Highway from Fairbanks to the edge of the Arctic Circle. On the way back, keep your eyes peeled for the northern lights, though the natural phenomenon cannot be guaranteed.

Reindeer are a truly remarkable part of Alaska's history. During this experience travelers can learn more about these gentle creatures through quality time by being able to feed them, pet them, and enjoy being immersed within the small herd while being surrounded within the boreal forest, a unique experience.

Learn more about Fairbanks’ intriguing culture and history on a small-group sightseeing tour. Browse the exhibits at the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitor Center and the Museum of the North, where you find contemporary art, natural history, and an intriguing sound room. See the Alyeska Pipeline from the viewing point and pay a visit to Santa Claus at the North Pole. Note that the itinerary may change seasonally.

We offer you the best Alaska Adventure. Our guides have extensive experience driving and operating in the worst weather and road conditions Alaska has offered. We give you the best On and Off-Road Experiences as we take you from Fairbanks to Denali National Park, then Off-Road in a climate controlled Search and Rescue SHERP up steep trails and frozen rivers and lakes while staying safe from the weather, cold, and the occasional wild animal. Tour Schedule: 8-9am Shuttle Pickup at Fairbanks Hotels 9-11am Transportation to Denali National Park 11-12pm Denali National Park Visitors Center 12-1PM Lunch in Healy, Alaska 1-3:30PM Off Road 2.5 hour Sherp Tour (climate controlled) 3:30-4:30pm Transportation to Nenana, AK 4:30-5:30PM Coghill's Store/Trading Post 5:30-6:30 Transport to Nenana, AK 6:30-7:30 Shuttle dropoff Fairbanks Hotels/Airport

Spotting the northern lights is a bucket-list experience, so don’t risk subpar photos that fail to capture their magic. Trust your once-in-a-lifetime shots to a professional photographer with years of experience framing clients against the aurora borealis. Keep warm with hot pizza, drinks, and warming shelter as you wait for the skies to light up, then pose below the technicolor night sky.

Sitting in the Auroral Oval, Fairbanks is widely known as one of the world’s best spots to view the northern lights. On this small-group tour, combine it with one of the locals’ favorite pastimes: ice fishing at a heated hut near Chena Lakes, Badger. In between angling, step outside in hopes of viewing those ribbons dancing across the sky. Consider it a two-fer adventure, only-in-Fairbanks style.

Experience the wonder of the northern lights and indulge in a home-cooked meal in one night on this outing from Fairbanks. A driver takes you to an off-the-grid Alaskan cabin for dinner where you can enjoy the lively company of others. Then, face the large north-facing windows of the cabin for a chance to witness the splendor of aurora borealis, with a warm beverage in hand.

Try your hand at ice fishing in a heated ice hut with a local Alaskan guide to share some of their favorite spots for reeling in a big catch. With your fishing rod and bait provided, all you need to worry about is showing up and having a good time. Chat with your guide about the best places to see auroras while you fish.

The only private aurora tour in Fairbanks with both a wilderness lodge and mobile chase capability. Your group gets exclusive use of the lodge, van, and guide—the night runs on your schedule. Most aurora tours make you choose: sit at a lodge and hope, or ride in a van all night. This tour does both. On clear nights, you watch the aurora from a warm cedar cabin with panoramic windows, a fireplace, and hot drinks deep in Alaska's interior. If clouds move in, your guide Michael—a native Alaskan with 20+ years of experience—takes your group mobile to chase clear skies. No other private tour in Fairbanks offers this flexibility. Groups of 2–9 guests. Families with children under 10 welcome. Whether you want to stay out until 4 AM or wrap up early, the pace is yours.

Meet and interact with our Alaskan husky puppies and enjoy chatting with our local authentic mushing guides while enjoying local Alaskan brews (non-alcoholic and alcoholic). On top of the puppy play time, casual conversations with local mushing guides, we offer a presentation and walking kennel tour where guests get to see the rest of the kennel, meet our adult long distance sled dogs and hear more about the kennel's history and the dog mushing lifestyle and culture.

The Arctic Ale Trail is the signature evening of your time in Fairbanks. Not a typical bar hop or self-guided crawl, but a curated journey into the culture and spirit of Interior Alaska. Visit three respected local breweries and discover how pure Alaska water, long winters, and frontier independence shape every pour. In one of them, enjoy an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour where you’ll see how their beer is crafted from start to finish. With hotel pickup, safe transportation between stops, and included drinks at two breweries, every detail is handled so you can experience the Fairbanks after dark without the stress of planning or driving. Choose to end at your hotel or Humble Roots Beer Project downtown. With small groups and limited evening departures during the Midnight Sun season, this is one effortless and rewarding way to explore the city after hours. It is the kind of evening that stays with you long after your trip, when a sip or sunset brings you back to the North.

During your visit to Alaska, view the fleeting northern lights from the comfort and warmth of an Aurora Lodge. Ride in a climate-controlled vehicle with hotel pickup in Fairbanks and enjoy commentary from your guide and a warm spot to wait for "Lady Aurora" to light up the sky. Since this is a small-group tour, you’ll have plenty of time to ask questions, too.

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

This guided night trip to Chena Hot Springs from Fairbanks gives you a bit of everything: hot, cold and the marvelous. Begin with a tour of the Fairbanks Ice Museum and marvel at its hand-sculpted ice bar and chandeliers. At a charming resort, slip into thermal pools of water that soothe your sore muscles. Relaxed, gear up for a midnight viewing of the surreal Northern Lights at one of the best locations to witness this natural phenomenon.

Reindeer are a truly remarkable part of Alaska's history, and on this experience travelers can learn more about these gentle creatures as they walk through the Boreal Forest.

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.