moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have a reasonable level of physical fitness and comfort on uphill terrain.
Discover the expansive beauty of Alaska’s White Mountains on a 7-mile hike guided by Tundra Trekkers. Featuring sweeping views, alpine forests, and genuine wilderness, this adventure delivers a memorable outdoor experience just outside Fairbanks.
$325 • All Ages • 7 Miles • 8 Hours • 2-4 People • Experience the Majestic Alaska Range!
Embark on an unforgettable 7-mile hike through Alaska's stunning White Mountains on the Wickersham Dome trail. Experience breathtaking views of the Alaska Range and the Tanana Valley as you ascend through an alpine forest. With a private guide and small group, this adventure promises lasting memories in a majestic wilderness.
Eight Hours
Join us for a guided exploration of the captivating beauty of Alaska's White Mountains on the Wickersham Dome trail hike. This 7-mile out-and-back adventure starts with a trek through an alpine forest, gradually ascending to the base of the dome. As the trail unfolds, your guide will point out breathtaking vistas of rolling hills and the majestic Alaska Range. Upon reaching the summit, panoramic views reveal the vast wilderness of the Tanana Valley below. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a nature enthusiast, the Wickersham Dome trail promises an unforgettable journey through Alaska's rugged landscape.
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 includes rocky and sometimes uneven terrain, so solid footwear is key for safety and comfort.
Alaska's weather can change rapidly; ensure you're prepared for rain, wind, or snow, depending on the season.
Hydration and energy are important for a 7-mile hike through remote terrain with elevation changes.
Beginning your hike early allows for ample daylight and time to enjoy views without rushing.
The White Mountains have long been home to Alaska Native peoples and served as routes for early explorers and fur traders.
Tundra Trekkers actively promotes Leave No Trace principles, helping preserve the fragile Alaskan wilderness for future generations.
Layered clothing helps regulate temperature in variable mountain weather.
A pack keeps essentials handy for hydration and energy throughout the hike.
Protection from the sun is important during summer months when UV exposure is higher.
summer specific
Keep warm in colder months with appropriate winter gear for hands and head.
winter specific