Top Fairbanks Outdoor Activities - page 5

Family-owned and operated since 1976, Trail Breaker Kennel is one of the longest operating kennels in Alaska. The kennel was founded in Eureka, Alaska, by the late Susan Butcher, a four-time Iditarod champion, and David Monson, her husband and Yukon Quest champion. This activity allows visitors to step inside our historic kennel, meet our mushers and huskies, and learn about the sport of mushing. Located 10 minutes from downtown, this conveniently located kennel provides easy access to the Alaskan wilderness.

You are able to FISH-EAT-VIEW from inside our fabled ice fishing cabins. The 1st and only Northern Lights Viewing through panorama windows while ice fishing in Alaska! A delicious fish dinner while ice fishing under the Northern Lights? Northern lights viewing and ice fishing, You will stay warm (75F-85F; +25ºC) inside our wooden cabins - solar powered and underwater camera equipped to increase your success ice fishing

Head out on an adventure to the majestic Chena Hot Springs Resort for a night soak and a northern lights display. Enjoy the winter wonderland on the way and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife (Moose, Caribou, Fox, Lynx or Beaver) but also trust your guide to point it out and stop for a quick photo. Once you arrive at the resort you will have time to enjoy a hot meal at the Chena Hot Springs restaurant or go straight to the hot springs for a night of relaxation. On the way back if active Aurora displays occur your guide will make sure to stop at the best locations for you to save that lifetime memory with your camera. Please note the Aurora is a natural occurrence. We cannot guarantee that guests will see the aurora. This tour Doesn’t include Aurora Ice Museum Visit!

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.

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.

Golfing at the northernmost USGA golf course in the USA is a one-of-a-kind experience! At Midnight Sun Golf Course, golf and permafrost coexist creating an exciting game. This is truly Alaskan golfing, with our course offering natural challenges and hazards unique to our arctic climate. Each of our 18 holes offers its own taste of Alaska. Moose and fox frequent our course as well as many arctic birds. Come enjoy the game immersed in nature.

Stay dry and comfortable during your adventures in Alaska with our complete 3-piece rain gear rental, including a jacket, pants, and boots. Perfect for exploring Anchorage or Fairbanks, this rental allows you to set your own pace while enjoying the great outdoors. Each jacket features adjustable cuffs, a one-hand hood adjustment, and zipped pockets for convenience. The durable and waterproof materials ensure you stay protected from the elements, making it a great option for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Choose type of rain gear: fishing rain gear or hiking, bibs or pants. Etc. - Convenient 3-piece rain package ideal for Alaskan weather - Includes waterproof jacket, pants, and boots (sizes SM-4XL) - Fully adjustable features for comfort and fit - Perfect for outdoor activities in Anchorage and Fairbanks. Many city or location options. - Cruising to or from Alaska and need rain gear or boots on a cruise. One way rentals available. Hotel deliveries Availble.

Our gear rentals are in great condition, flexible start/end times. After hour and early am pick up and returns at our store. We provide instruction and locations where to go, etc. It is very easy, and very popular.

truly unique experience at Chena Hot Springs Resort, where you can soak in naturally heated outdoor hot springs surrounded by stunning landscapes, whether it's the snow-covered trees in winter or lush greenery in summer. The resort's Ice Museum is another highlight, featuring breathtaking ice sculptures and even an ice bar where you can enjoy a drink served in an ice glass.

Come experience true Alaskan homestead life! Meet 20 traditional Huskies, relax in your Arctic tent, help with dog meals, see dog hair spun into yarn, and learn how we thrive in the Arctic. Hear stories of living with good dogs in Alaska.

The only private aurora tour in Fairbanks with both a wilderness lodge and mobile chase capability. Recommended by National Geographic, your group gets exclusive use of the lodge, van, and guide—the night runs entirely 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 lifelong Alaskan, takes your group mobile to chase clear skies—so a cloudy forecast doesn't cost you the lights. No other private tour in Fairbanks offers this. Groups of 2-9 guests, families with children under 10 welcome. Stay out until 5 AM or wrap up early—the pace is yours, start to finish.

This is a visit to Chena Hot Springs for a day visit plus an Aurora Chase on the way back to Fairbanks. Getting to the Springs Resort and the aurora chase is via a Vehicle that holds up to 6 people, is low to the ground, and is easy to enter and exit. This tour can NOT accommodate wheelchairs unless special arrangements are made. Please advise us with any mobility issues, the ground can be icy. Please note that there is no guarantee of indoor plumbing for bathroom breaks being available during the aurora chase portion. This tour operates regardless of temperature, please dress accordingly.

Whether you’re after a trophy catch or just looking to enjoy the tranquility of Alaska’s winter wilderness, ice fishing with Reel Alaskan Adventures promises memories you won’t soon forget. • Unmatched Scenery: surrounded by stunning winter landscapes, from snow-capped mountains to frozen Forrest that seem to stretch on forever • Abundant Fish Species: boasting a variety of fish, including Arctic grayling, Salmon, pike, Burbot and Trout to name a few • Northern Lights: your ice fishing adventure might include a rare opportunity to witness the Aurora, one of nature’s most awe-inspiring phenomena. • Local Expertise: knowledgeable, friendly guides who know these icy waters inside and out. Seasoned angler or a first-timer, they’ll make sure you have a successful—and fun time on the ice. • Remote and Authentic Experience: Fairbanks is far enough off the beaten path to offer a truly authentic Alaskan experience Book your Reel Alaskan Adventure Today!

Fully guided Alaskan experience led by a local guide who is dedicated giving you the best possible chance seeing the Northern Lights. I actively track weather patterns, aurora forecasts, and cloud coverage throughout the night adjusting locations in real time to maximize visibility. The experience is never a guess, we go where skies are clear starting at a warm welcoming lodge with hot drinks, indoor seating, restrooms, so you’re never left standing in the cold waiting combine comfort with adventure by exploring additional viewing locations when conditions allow. I keep groups smaller more personal, allowing for a relaxed, authentic experience where you’re not just another seat on a bus. I also provide photo assistance, local insight, storytelling that connects you to Alaska beyond just the light I operate with honesty and integrity if the chances of seeing the aurora are low, I will tell you. My goal is not just to run tours, but to help create a once in a lifetime experience.

Choose this activity if you are all about maximizing your time to get your best chance at viewing the lights for a full rotation of the Aurora Oval throughout a night. Then activity is the one for you!!!

In Two Rivers, where sled dogs outnumber people, immerse yourself in husky happiness during a Private Summer Sled Dog Experience. Meet the exceptionally athletic and endearingly goofy huskies from local dog teams. Learn from passionate mushers not about their hobby, but their lifestyle. Try on mushing gear that allows humans and dogs to thrive at -40F winter temperatures. Be hands-on with the hooking up and harnessing of the team, then join the team for a short 45-second ride (to ensure dogs don't overheat, the teams go for a short run). This tour is perfect for dog lovers who want to spend lots of time with the huskies and learn about the mushing lifestyle from a local musher and their team.

We'll launch at the Nordale Boat Launch and head upstream on the Chena River by jet boat. The first few miles offer a glimpse of rural Alaska before the homes disappear and you're surrounded by the wilderness of Interior Alaska. Once we reach the Chena River Flood Control Dam, we'll shut off the main engine and switch to a quiet electric trolling motor, and gently drift downstream. As we drift, ask me about the history of the Chena River, the founding of Fairbanks, and the stories of the pioneers, riverboats, and the gold rush that helped shape Interior Alaska. if you want to cast a line and fish for some arctic grayling, we can do that too, if you purchase a valid fishing license. This stretch of the Chena River is prime wildlife habitat. It's common to see moose, beavers, the occasional porcupine, and birds such as bald eagles, owls, ducks, geese, and other waterfowl. While wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, we encounter animals on many of our trips.

Chase the elusive Aurora Borealis on this guided Northern Lights adventure in Fairbanks, Alaska. Travel to prime viewing locations away from city lights, ensuring an optimal experience under the stunning night sky. Enjoy hot beverages and cozy gear while waiting for the magical display to unfold. Ideal for photographers seeking to capture the spectacle or anyone eager to witness this natural wonder in person. - Duration: 5 hours, with hotel pickup at 10 PM - Limited to a maximum of 8 participants for an immersive experience - Includes professional aurora guide, transportation, and photography assistance - Stay warm with hot drinks, snacks, and blankets while awaiting the auroras

Discover the charm of Alaskan sled dogs through an engaging summer adventure in Fairbanks. Join us for a unique experience where you’ll meet our friendly Alaskan Huskies and learn about their lives and training. Enjoy a musher's talk while witnessing authentic race equipment, followed by a thrilling UTV ride-pulled by Alaskan Huskies. Watch our Huskies frolic in their splash pool. This adventure is ideal for families and dog lovers alike, accommodating all ages and ensuring a memorable outing in the beautiful Alaskan outdoors. - Meet and interact with Alaskan Huskies, renowned for their racing history - Enjoy a musher's talk, showcasing real sled dog equipment - Cap off your adventure with a UTV ride-pulled by Alaskan Huskies

Discover the heart of Alaskan dog mushing with a one-hour visit to the historic Alaskan Kennels, home of the Anadyr Siberian Husky. This hands-on experience allows you to meet, pet, and learn about these remarkable dogs while gaining insights into the mushing lifestyle that defines Alaska. Perfect for animal lovers and families, this tour highlights the friendly nature of the Siberian Huskies and their training routines. An experienced guide will share captivating stories and knowledge about the dogs and their heritage. - One-hour kennel tour with hands-on interaction with Siberian Huskies - Learn about dog sledding history and off-grid living in Alaska - Suitable for families; kids under 12 must be accompanied by an adult - Group size is limited to a maximum of 6 participants for a personalized experience

Although we cannot guarantee that you’ll see the northern lights we promise to deliver a stress-free Alaskan evening with the goal of catching a great aurora show. Other tours offer a single predetermined destination or a night of riding around in a van. We offer BOTH. Each night we will review up-to-the-minute weather/solar data to determine where the best vantage point might be. We have access to a few local lodges and know lots of prime spots the catch the aurora in and around Fairbanks. Our experienced guides will be sure to keep you safe, entertained and informed throughout the process.

Fairbanks,it is one of the best place to see the Northern Lights! Make your dreams come true by visiting the beauty of Fairbanks! Plus, with more than 243 days of clear night skies each year you are very likely to catch at least one.

Discover the enchanting beauty of Alaska with this immersive 5-night winter adventure, designed to showcase the mesmerizing Northern Lights and thrilling snow activities. Stay at a cozy lodge equipped with aurora alerts, ensuring you won't miss out on the spectacular natural light show. Engage in exhilarating dog sledding and snowmobiling across stunning landscapes, meet friendly reindeer, and unwind in relaxing hot springs under the stars. This TRVLD-verified experience guarantees a seamless journey through Alaska's winter wonderland, complete with expert trip coordination. - 5-night stay at a cozy lodge with Northern Lights alerts - Dog sledding and snowmobiling adventures included - Unique encounters with reindeer in their natural habitat - Relaxing hot springs experience under the stars

We are on a ridgetop filled with trees and sunlight, far enough up to see Denali Mountain on a clear day! You will get to hike through a forest with a Guide that will teach you about the local history and also the climate of Interior Alaska. See how a local dog musher lives on his homestead. This is an eye-opening experience, showcasing how most Alaskans live, work, and play in the Arctic!