Fairbanks Tours

Visit the University of Alaska Museum of the North to look at Alaska’s natural and cultural history. Exhibits about the state’s flora and fauna and relics from indigenous cultures are available to visitors.

Investigate the Trans-Alaska Pipeline: The pipeline is a major engineering marvel critical to Alaska’s economy. Visitors to the pipeline can take a tour and learn about its history and operation.

Visit Pioneer Park, which has a large playground, a petting zoo, and a historic village among its many activities and attractions. The Tanana Valley Railroad is also open to visitors.

Go Dog Sledding: Fairbanks is a great place to experience the thrill of dog sledding. Visitors can take a tour with a local musher and learn about the history and culture of this traditional mode of transportation.

Go Fishing: Fairbanks is home to some of the best fishing in Alaska. Visitors can go fishing for salmon, trout, and other species in the nearby rivers and lakes.

Take a Northern Lights Tour: Fairbanks is one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. Visitors can take a tour to see the aurora borealis in all its glory.

Visit the Fairbanks Ice Museum: This museum showcases the natural beauty of ice through sculptures and ice art. Visitors can also take a tour of the ice park and see the sculptures up close.

Take a Hot Springs Tour: Fairbanks is home to several hot springs that are perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating. Visitors can take a tour of the hot springs and enjoy the natural warmth and beauty of the area.

Go Skiing or Snowmobiling: Fairbanks is a great place for winter sports. Visitors can go skiing or snowmobiling and enjoy the beautiful winter landscape.

Visit the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center: This center offers visitors a glimpse into the culture and history of Alaska’s Athabascan people. Visitors can see exhibits on the Athabascan way of life and learn about their customs and traditions.