moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in reasonable physical shape to handle uneven terrain and incline.
Join Tundra Trekkers for a private 3.5-mile hike through Alaska’s stunning landscapes. Reach the summit for breathtaking views of boreal forests and tundra, led by friendly guides in a small-group setting. Experience the rugged beauty of Alaska’s wilderness with this moderate trek that combines scenic driving, wildlife sightings, and spectacular vistas. Perfect for outdoor lovers seeking a personalized adventure in Fairbanks.
$250 • All Ages • 3.5 Miles Loop Trail • 6 Hours • Capacity 2-4 people • Moderately Challenging
Embark on a private, moderately challenging 3.5-mile hike through Alaska's breathtaking landscapes. Experience the beauty of boreal forests and alpine tundra, culminating in stunning panoramic views from the summit. Enjoy a scenic drive to the trailhead and create lasting memories with a small group adventure led by a private guide.
Six Hours
This 3.5 mile loop trail winds through boreal forests, rocky outcrops, and alpine tundra as it ascends gradually before steepening near the top. Reaching the summit rewards you with panoramic vistas, showcasing the Alaska Range, Tanana Valley, and expansive wilderness stretching out before you. It's a popular hike for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a moderately challenging yet memorable hiking experience in Alaska's wilderness. You'll find the one-hour scenic drive to the trailhead just as enjoyable as the hike itself!
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 terrain includes uneven ground and damp areas, so proper shoes help you stay comfortable and safe.
Weather can change quickly—dress in layers to stay comfortable during the climb and at the summit.
Stay energized with hydration and light bites, especially in warmer months.
Morning light offers clearer views and better photos of the expansive landscape.
The area has been traditionally used by Alaska Native communities for generations, and the mountains hold cultural significance.
Tundra Trekkers emphasizes responsible tourism, practicing Leave No Trace principles to protect this fragile environment.
Good ankle support and waterproofing are key for comfort on the varied terrain.
Adjust your clothing throughout the hike to stay comfortable as temperatures change.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help protect against UV rays at higher altitudes.
summer specific
Stay hydrated and fueled for the physical activity and scenic breaks.