Top Fairbanks Tickets & Passes - page 2

Maximize your chances of viewing the fleeting northern lights with a guide and from the comfort and warmth of an Aurora Lodge. 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 have plenty of time to ask questions, too.

Skip the guidebooks and learn more about Fairbanks’ intriguing culture and history on an immersive small-group sightseeing tour. Browse the exhibits at the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitor Center and the Museum of the North, to admire 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.

Discover Alaska’s natural hot springs and amazing ice sculptures without having to sort out your own transportation on a full-day tour to Chena Hot Springs from Fairbanks. Soak in thermally heated open-air hot springs and check out the intricate ice sculptures displayed at the Aurora Ice Museum.

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

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.

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.

Travel beyond the usual Alaska visitor routes on a full-day journey into one of the state’s greatest road-accessible wilderness corridors. This is not a Denali National Park tour and does not enter the park. Instead, it follows the remote Denali Highway (Alaska Route 8), far from the park crowds and into the open country most visitors never reach. Featured by National Geographic among the world’s great drives, the Denali Highway offers a rare chance to experience Alaska’s untamed wilderness from relative comfort, with tundra, braided rivers, glacial valleys, distant glaciers, and sweeping views toward the Alaska Range. Frequent photo stops and short walks immerse you in the landscape, while your guide connects the scenery to Alaska’s history, geology, wildlife, plant life, regional geography, and Interior life today. This is a long full-day experience, including 135 miles on maintained gravel. Our vans can comfortably accommodate up to 8 guests.

Embark on a breathtaking journey from Fairbanks to Denali National Park in a comfortable SUV or 15-passenger van, ideal for both summer and winter adventurers. This 8-hour sightseeing tour offers stunning views of Alaska’s iconic landscapes with the added bonus of professional photography—our guide captures beautiful, high-resolution shots of your experience, so you can focus on the moment. This small-group tour (max 12 people) ensures a personalized experience with plenty of opportunities to stop, explore, and take in the majestic scenery. Whether it’s snow-covered peaks or vibrant summer greenery, Denali is awe-inspiring year-round. You’ll pass through the charming town of Nenana and spend 1.5 hours in Denali National Park, soaking in its natural beauty.

Journey north from Fairbanks along the Dalton Highway, one of the most remote roads in North America and a working industrial route through Alaska’s far north, to the Arctic Circle. You’ll spend the day moving deeper into Alaska’s Interior as forest, river valleys, pipeline views, and open northern landscapes unfold along the route. We make several scenic stops for photos, fresh air, and short walks throughout the day, including time at the Arctic Circle sign at 66°33′N. This summer Arctic Circle tour from Fairbanks is a road-based sightseeing experience designed for travelers who want to see a remote part of Alaska without rushing through the journey. Your guide shares ongoing commentary on the Dalton Highway, Trans-Alaska Pipeline, boreal forest, permafrost, wildlife habitat, and life in Alaska’s Interior. Groups are limited to 6 guests in a comfortable 11-passenger van, with guaranteed window seats, a relaxed pace, regular breaks, and flexibility, plus snacks, water, and drinks.

Experience Alaska in one of the most capable off-road machines in the world. Arctic Fat Truck Tours takes you deep into the scenic boreal forest near Fairbanks in a fully enclosed, heated, amphibious Fat Truck designed for Arctic terrain. Travel across snow, mud, water, rolling hills, and rugged wilderness trails while surrounded by towering spruce and birch forests and wide-open Interior landscapes. Along the way, your guide shares insights about local wildlife, the boreal ecosystem, and what life is really like in Alaska's far north with scenic photo stops built into the journey. As a locally owned and operated business, we focus on delivering a personal, memorable experience that blends comfort, capability, and authentic Alaskan adventure. If you're ready to explore Alaska in a way few travelers ever do, Arctic Fat Truck Tours offers an unforgettable ride through the Last Frontier.

Chase the northern lights around Fairbanks, Alaska, with Maia Hartwigsen, an aurora guide and photographer who watches live space weather data to decide where to go each night. Groups are limited to five guests, and Maia picks you up at your accommodations in Fairbanks. She also takes aurora portraits of everyone in the group, and those photos are included in the price of the tour. - Small group of five guests at most - Pickup and drop-off at your accommodations in Fairbanks - At least one web-quality portrait of each person, plus group photos (photos may not be provided if there is no aurora) - Tours usually last 4-8 hours, depending on darkness and auroral activity - For ages 13 and up