What wildlife might I see during this tour?

You may encounter Arctic foxes, muskoxen, bald eagles, and possibly polar bears depending on the season and conditions.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, children in good health and dressed appropriately can participate, but please check with the provider for age restrictions.

Wear layered, insulated, and waterproof clothing suitable for cold temperatures, along with sturdy boots and accessories like hats and gloves.

How long does the tour last?

The private Arctic Circle Day Tour typically lasts approximately 6 to 8 hours, including transportation and wildlife viewing stops.

Are meals or snacks included?

Guided tours often provide light snacks and hot beverages, but it's recommended to bring your own snacks and water for the day.

What is the best time of year for this tour?

Winter offers the best chances for polar bear sightings and northern lights, while summer is ideal for long days and lush scenery.

Arctic Circle Day Tour | Wildlife in North Pole, Alaska

Adventure Brief

Discover the Arctic wilderness on a private day tour near North Pole, Alaska, and get up close with Arctic wildlife. This exclusive experience offers breathtaking scenery and unforgettable animal sightings, perfect for adventure-seekers and photography enthusiasts alike.

6–8 hours

moderate

From $348.63

Embark on the Arctic Circle Day Tour with Alaska Wildlife Guide LLC and discover a world of northern wildlife and breathtaking winter landscapes. This private adventure takes you deep into the Arctic wilderness near North Pole, Alaska, where you'll have the chance to observe iconic Arctic animals in their natural habitat. The journey is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts eager to witness majestic muskoxen, elusive Arctic foxes, and possibly even polar bears, all while enjoying the serenity of untouched snow-covered tundra. As you traverse this pristine environment, you'll learn about the unique ecosystems that thrive in extreme cold and how conservation efforts are crucial to preserving this fragile habitat. The tour is designed to balance adventure with comfort, providing knowledgeable guides who share fascinating insights into Arctic life. Whether you're an avid photographer eager to capture the stark beauty of this icy wilderness or a curious traveler seeking a once-in-a-lifetime experience, this tour offers a compelling glimpse into one of the world’s most remote regions. Expect a day filled with exploration, wildlife encounters, and stunning vistas that will leave you inspired and eager to protect our planet's northernmost ecosystems.

About Alaska Wildlife Guide LLC

Alaska Wildlife Guide LLC is a North Pole, Alaska–based tour operator specializing in guided wildlife and wilderness experiences around Fairbanks and the Arctic Circle.

The company offers a range of small-group excursions: Northern Lights & Chena Hot Springs, multiple Snowshoe Tours in the Chena Lakes Recreation area, an Arctic Circle Day Tour along the Dalton Highway, and a combined Northern Lights & Arctic Circle Tour. Guides transport guests in climate-controlled vans, provide storytelling and local history, and stop for scenic views, wildlife spotting, and photo opportunities.

The Northern Lights & Chena Hot Springs experience includes a visit to Chena Hot Springs Resort, located about 60 miles from Fairbanks, with a guided tour of the Aurora Ice Museum, access to mineral hot springs, and aurora viewing. The Arctic Circle Day Tour travels the Dalton Highway—known for its remote landscape and its association with the television series Ice Road Truckers—and supplies an official Arctic Circle certificate for participants. The Northern Lights & Arctic Circle Tour is a 12-to-14-hour small-group itinerary that explores the Trans-Alaska Pipeline corridor and seeks aurora viewing away from city lights. Snowshoe Tours traverse the Chena Lakes Recreation area, require no special skills, are family-friendly, and emphasize personalized service in small groups.

Alaska Wildlife Guide LLC focuses on safe, informative outings that connect visitors with Alaska’s winter landscapes while prioritizing responsible travel practices. Reservations are available seasonally; schedules, availability, and specific itineraries vary by weather and daylight, so advance booking is recommended for optimal experience and safety.