moderate
1 hour
Participants should have basic physical fitness and be comfortable sitting for an hour while controlling a snowmobile.
Explore Alaska's North Pole on a thrilling 1-hour snowmobile tour. Ride through snowy wilderness and spot stunning wildlife with expert guides. Ready for an unforgettable Arctic adventure?
Available all winter long - Weather dependent
1 hour driving time plus additional 30 minutes briefing
Arrive 30 minutes before your tour time to go through your safety briefing and gear check. Enjoy an adventurous winter activity during your time in Fairbanks. On this snowmobile tour, your guide will lead you through a true winter wonderland so you can explore the frozen rivers, lakes and snow covered mountains around the Chena Lakes Recreation Area in North Pole.
Highlights:
Make your way to the tour office in North Pole, a suburb of Fairbanks, and start with a brief safety orientation and instruction. Get geared up for the winter conditions, then start your snowmobile adventure! You are able to choose between our
To ride as a ‘single rider‘, you must be 18 and over and hold a valid drivers’ license.
Start with a safety briefing, gear fitting and an introduction of the snowmobile operation at our office. This will take approximately 30 minutes.
After this, you will be ready to explore Alaska's breathtaking surroundings by snowmobile through a beautiful winter wonderland and hopefully see wildlife such as moose, fox or snowshoe hare. The Chena Lakes Recreation Area offers a variety of beautiful and well-maintained trails, lakes and rivers ensuring an adventure of a lifetime.
After enjoying the drive through Alaska’s frozen back-country by snowmobile, warm up in our cozy waiting area with some hot chocolate, tea, coffee and snacks.
Inclusions:
Not included
Transport
Temperatures can drop drastically, so layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Following safety guidance ensures fun and secure snowmobiling for everyone on the trail.
Protect your hands from cold and moisture to maintain dexterity and warmth while riding.
Alaska's weather changes quickly; be prepared for sudden snow or wind shifts.
The North Pole area is known for its early 20th century exploration history and its role as a hub for Arctic research.
Guides prioritize minimizing environmental impact by sticking to established trails and educating visitors on local ecosystem preservation.
Keeps the body warm by trapping heat during cold weather conditions.
winter specific
Protects feet from wet snow and cold temperatures throughout the tour.
winter specific
Helps shield face and neck from cold winds and biting temperatures.
winter specific
Guards eyes against snow glare, wind, and debris while riding.
winter specific