easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; a moderate level of endurance will help enjoy the hike comfortably
Discover the rugged beauty of Angel Rocks on a guided hike with Tundra Trekkers, then unwind in natural hot springs. This rewarding Alaskan adventure combines scenic trekking with ultimate relaxation in the wilderness. Read on to find out what makes this journey a must-do for outdoor enthusiasts visiting Fairbanks.
$275 • All Ages • 3.5 Mile Trail • 5 Hours • 2-4 People • Add Chena Hot Springs!
Embark on a private 3.5-mile hike through Alaska's breathtaking landscapes, featuring gentle ascents and stunning views of rolling hills and valleys. After your adventure, relax in the soothing natural hot springs at Chena Hot Springs Resort. This unique experience combines outdoor exploration with rejuvenation, creating unforgettable memories in the wilderness.
Five Hours
The Angel Rocks 3.5 mile out and back trail begins with a gentle ascent through a mixed boreal forest along the North Fork of the Chena River before gradually climbing in elevation presenting more challenging inclines and switchback. As we make our way to rugged rock formations at the top, you'll be treated to stunning views of the surrounding landscape of rolling hills and valleys. After the hike, you have the option to unwind and soothe your muscles with a relaxing soak in the natural hot springs at Chena Hot Springs Resort. Then, sit back and enjoy the scenic drive back to Fairbanks, reminiscing about the day's adventures amidst the beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.
Our private, small group adventures are designed to create lasting memories. With Tundra Trekkers, you'll get:
Please note that if you are staying in a local hotel, your tour guide will pick you up from there. If you are staying in an Airbnb or other private residence, your tour guide will meet you at the Walmart parking lot located at 537 Johansen Express Way Fairbanks 99701. All pickups will take place 15 minutes prior to your start time.
The trail contains rocky sections; supportive hiking shoes will keep you stable and comfortable.
Stay hydrated and energized during your 3.5-mile hike with portable snacks and plenty of water.
Alaska’s weather can shift quickly—bring layers and rain gear to handle unexpected conditions.
Maintain a safe distance from animals like moose or foxes and avoid disturbing their habitat.
Angel Rocks was named by early explorers who marveled at the granite formations resembling rocky arches.
Tundra Trekkers emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to ensure the preservation of this pristine landscape for future visitors.
Supportive footwear is key for rocky terrain and uneven surfaces on the trail.
Weather can change rapidly—layers help regulate body temperature throughout your hike.
Staying hydrated is essential, especially during warmer summer months.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats protect against UV rays during sunnier days.