Northern Lights & Husky Adventures with Last Frontier Mushing Co-op in Fairbanks
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Guests should be comfortable sitting and bundled up for outdoor winter conditions but don’t need to be physically demanding.
Overview
Join Last Frontier Mushing Co-op for an unforgettable 2-hour evening husky ride under the Northern Lights. Experience Alaskan wilderness, interact with energetic Huskies, and warm up in a Mongolian yurt while chasing the Aurora in Fairbanks. Perfect for adventure seekers wanting a winter escape that combines culture, nature, and thrill.
Northern Lights & Husky Adventures with Last Frontier Mushing Co-op in Fairbanks
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Adventure Tips
Dress warmly with layers
Temperatures can plummet, so layering is essential for comfort during the outdoor ride.
Arrive early for the best light viewing
Heading out a bit before sunset increases chances of witnessing the Aurora in full display.
Bring a camera with a stable mount
Capturing the Northern Lights and snowy vistas is easier with a steady shot setup.
Be prepared for cold and snow
Snow footwear and warm gloves will enhance comfort throughout the experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Arctic fox
History
Fairbanks has a rich gold rush history, which shaped its early development and cultural heritage.
Conservation
Last Frontier Mushing Co-op emphasizes sustainable practices, including responsible trail use and dog care, minimizing environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Insulated winter jacket
Keeps you warm during the outdoor portion of the trip in freezing temperatures.
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Warm gloves and hat
Protect your extremities from the cold while enjoying the ride and wildlife viewing.
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Thermal base layers
Additional warmth for under your outer layers, especially during prolonged outdoor exposure.
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Sturdy winter boots
Ensure traction and keep your feet dry in snowy, icy conditions.
winter specific