George, our tour guide lead a fun and educational experience throughout Fairbanks. He was extremely helpful with questions and made our happiness his #1 priority! read more

We had an incredible experience with 1st Alaska Tours and would absolutely recommend them. We originally booked an outdoor Aurora Borealis tour for December, but the day before the tour they called us to explain that temperatures were already around -41°F and that being outside for hours would likely be miserable. Instead of pushing forward anyway, they upgraded us to their Yurt experience, which was the perfect solution. We could stay warm inside and step outside only when the aurora appeared, warming up in between with hot chocolate, coffee, and soup. One unexpected bonus was that the yurt next to us was offering dog sled rides, so we got to see a dog sled team up close, and that was also an option we could have added. It was a really fun and unique part of the experience. Our driver and guide, Zach, was fantastic. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and very accommodating, and shared great insights about the aurora, Alaska's history, and geography. He was also very honest when he did not know something and tried to find the answer. The next night at the hot springs, we ran into Paul, another guide from 1st Alaska Tours who was leading a different group. He was just as friendly and helpful and offered some great tips, which really says a lot about the company. If you are considering an aurora tour in Fairbanks, 1st Alaska Tours is a great choice. I do apologize for my photography skills and the video was from inside the yurt! read more

1st Alaska Tours - Pardon my photo skills on my cell phone! - Tours Near Me - Fairbanks, Alaska

Our group of 14 had a wonderful time on our Dog Sledding/Dinner/Aurora Lights tour! We couldn't have asked for any better experience than the one we had. Josh, our main guide/driver, was right on time at both pick-up points for our group. He was entertaining, knowledgeable, courteous, and friendly. We were driven to our private yurt, and given a brief introduction to the events of the night, to the yurt/facilities, and an introduction to Jo, the chef, Ash, the sous chef, and Jeremy, the lead musher. Next, we walked to where the Alaskan dogs and sleds were. There, we had a chance to meet, greet, and take photos with the dogs. Once the dogs were loaded, we were off! It was a fun and exciting 3 mile late night ride under the dark Alaskan sky and the Aurora Borealis! After returning from our dog sled ride, coffee/tea/hot cocoa/water and appetizers were waiting for us in the yurt! Chef Jo then began her magic in the kitchen. A delicious and perfectly pan fried Alaskan salmon was served along with rice pilaf and asparagus spears. Dessert of hot cherry pie followed. Throughout the night, we could enjoy the Aurora Borealis inside the yurt, outside the yurt, or alongside a fire pit with chairs. Some of us toasted marshmallows to make s'mores! We know we were fortunate to observe the Aurora lights at a high KP5 activity. We were also very fortunate to have met and been treated so well by Josh, Jeremey, Peggy, Tourson, Chef Jo, and Sous Chef Ash. All were professional, friendly, positive, dedicated, knowledgeable, and passionate with ensuring we had a good time. Additional shout outs go to Chelsea and Rebecca who worked out all the logistics for our tour. All 14 of us created memories of a lifetime with 1st Alaska Tour! read more

Tour guide George pulled up to my hotel in a heated van exactly on time, and provided commentary on the region as we drove the 30 minutes or so to Murphy Dome, which I'd been told is optimal for viewing the Lights, with its 360-degree perspective. When we arrived at about 10:30, the Lights were in primitive, foggy form but they steadily got better as time passed, ebbing and flowing in intensity, stretching all the way across the sky at times, in a mesmerizing dance of green and purple. We were fortunate, because the aurora forecast was "excellent" (KP 5-6) for the night we went out, something I'd never encountered before in trips to Iceland or Alaska. Our group of 12 had access to its own warm, roomy, window-encircled yurt, much appreciated due to unusually high winds much of the night. An added treat was the appearance of several dog-mushing teams, coursing across the expanse in front of us. I can't wait to do the exact same trip again next year, but I almost didn't make this one. Although the tour was fully booked when I called 1st Alaska on the day of the trip, they were kind enough to call me back when they received a cancellation, for which I will always be grateful. read more

Muriel was our guide and driver. She was very knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating as well as an excellent driver. She arrived on time and told us we(2) were the only guests this tour so it turned out to be a nice "private" tour! She was well informed and shared her insights about the history & culture of her lovely city. She gave tips & previews at each stop and didn't just let us wander off aimlessly. We had a wonderful 5+hours before dropping us back at our lodge. read more

Booked a Chena Hotsprings and Aura trip... write up clearly states that hot springs and Famous Ice Museum was included. The day arrived and they tell me that not only is the museum not included but it is also already booked up and therefore unavailable. So an 11 hour excursions was mostly waiting and being bored. read more

Gary picked us up at the Hotel in a shuttle bus and we enjoyed our 25 minute drive to the Viewing Yurt. We felt lucky to be visiting in between storms. The Yurt was spacious and propped on a slanted piece of land with a perfect view of the sky. It was also adjacent to a dog kennel (not sure what to call it) where we were able to see a couple dog sledding teams checking in. We saw the lights, and that's what's important. Gary and Brooke were helpful in having us understand how the light viewing worked, how to make our way around the Yurt (restrooms, snacks, etc.) If I had to change anything it would be 2 things: 1. With 3 Yurts for viewing, distribute larger groups into 1 or 2, versus putting 20+ people into one Yurt; and 2. Perhaps up the heat if possible. The small space heater wasn't quite doing the job and people had to compete for space to heat shoes, etc. It was very chilly (but hey, it's Alaska in the Winter!) Lastly, a big special thank you to Brooke! My poor little 9 year old became nauseous and projectile vomited all over the place. Cleared that Yurt in no time! Brooke was so kind and thoughtful by giving us her own extra pair of wool socks, and constantly checking in with him and us. Such a kind nurturing woman who wanted to make sure everyone had a good time. Apologies to everyone else in the Yurt who cut their viewing session by 1 hour. We feel terribly about that. read more

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Did a couple of tours with 1st Alaska and all of them were great. Did the Arctic Circle tour which was completely worth the money. I was worried it would be a long and boring trip, but it really wasn't. Even in winter there was a lot to see and after dark on the way back, it was just a peaceful drive. Also did the Aurora lights and the Chena tour and all were completely worth the money. In the summer I had no problem driving there, but having a tour company drive in the winter was a godsend. Plus the tour guides were informative and shared all their wisdom with us. Would 100% use this company again. read more

AVOID taking trip with 1st Alaska at all cost! The day we visit Arctic Circle with 1st Alaska had on and off light rain (first week of September). The driver decided to make a huge U-turn when we were just 10 miles left to the Arctic Circle and mumbled "there're too many huge holes on the road, I don't feel comfortable taking you there." Before that he was quiet the whole trip like he DID NOT communicate with us AT ALL and just made the decision all of a sudden. We just wasted 10+ hours of our time on a shitty van for nothing, not even the promised hot water/ chocolate. It was a $280 trip and they were willing to refund us $70 after we called to argue several times. The attitude of staff was super passive that we needed to call multiple times to get an explanation. WORST trip experience ever. read more

1st Alaska Tours - Tours Near Me - Fairbanks, Alaska

Had a great Fairbanks city tour with Brittney today. She was very knowledgeable about the area and

Dont book with anyone else! We went on multiple tours with 1st Alaska and enjoyed every single one of them. Ash was our tour guide for our first ever tour and he just absolutely knocked it out of the park. He was funny, kind, personable, knowledgeable about pretty much everything we could've asked. He had very cool stuff to show including pictures, as well as things he has collected in his time here! His driving was great, and he was funny. I cannot say enough wonderful things both about him and the museums tour! Next up was our Aurora viewing tour with Colleen! as soon as she picked us up, her personality was fun! She was so sweet and accommodating for us and went out of her way to make sure we were comfortable while viewing the northern lights. While the other guides didn't drive us, we did interact heavily with Zach! He, much like his fellow guides, went above and beyond for us. Including making a fire, helping with s'mores, as well as taking people to see things not apart of the tour when the lights weren't out! they were all hilarious and everything was organized very nicely. I trusted the drivers even on the icy, bumpy roads. if I return to Alaska, I know who I'll be booking with! read more

Joe picked us up from the hotel both times and was very helpful and kind. He was adaptive to our needs and gave us history of Fairbanks along the way. The musher Sven was also very friendly and made the experience unforgettable. The dogs were happy and healthy and enjoyed the ride through the path. It was a long ride and just the perfect amount of time before you get too cold. We enjoyed playing with the dogs while Sven set up and even got to learn how to get them ready on the sled. I would 100% recommend this company if you're looking for any kind of tour. We also went on the hot springs and ice museum tour and had a wonderful time. read more

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Our tour guide Joshua was amazing, he was very elocuente and fun when telling us anecdotes and stories about each stop. He was so easygoing and wonderful accepting to take pictures of everyone, which is an amazing task at -18F and no light. Is worth every penny. read more

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5 stars to Jeff (?), our musher on the dog sled tour. I had a pleasant, fun, and very educational chat with him during the ride. He made the whole experience great and would definitely recommend him to all tourists that come here for some dog sledding fun! He talked about the individual dogs during the ride with fun stories and cute characteristics, which made the freezing cold ride much more enjoyable. Thanks for making our last day in Fairbanks fun! read more

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Came to visit Fairbanks with the family and found the best dog sledding tour! Joe picked us from our hotel, warmed us with an incredible sense of humor, things to do in the area and very interesting stories while we headed out for our adventure. Tyler was our guide, showed us what these beautiful dogs are capable of, fun facts and lots of cool jumps and even some drift . Dinner was great, Peggy cooked the best dinner, local salmon and red wine to top off the night. Adam made sure things were going smooth showing his experience on these snowy terrains. 100% recommended! Try it ! read more

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Felt like I was on the Highway to Hell!!! They were late picking us up and then we had to go gas up. Tour was on the Dalton Hwy to the Arctic Circle. The road was not paved the whole way and very rough as we had seen on TV. The two vans seemed to be on a race. Drove like bats out of hell throwing us all over even with a seatbelt on. The driver spent most of the outbound trip describing the roadbed to the people up front. Since none of us lived there we did not know the "Bathroom Stops" would be outhouses. Finally got to Arctic Circle. The best part there were the Gray Jays who landed on our hands to steal food. The trip had more females than males. We were not warned that some of the outhouses would be filthy and that we should have brought hazmat suits to be safe. The guides knew this because when I went in and immediately exited due to feces all over the floor, one stated it was usually like this! The woods were safer and cleaner. Since they lived here, we should have been warned up front to bring supplies for self care. read more

We had scheduled a city tour from them, nothing too complicated. But my dad ended up in the hospital before the trip. Even though all the other tours we scheduled did return our money, this is the one company that refused. Which is a ridiculous policy to have when senior citizens are included in your clientele. Would not recommend them to anyone, especially in these times. read more

We were in Alaska in May of this year and did the tour with Joe. He was a great tour guide and we had good time on the tour. I would recommend the tour and if you can get Joe for your guide. read more

The 'Northern Lights/Arctic Circle Tour' with 1st Alaska Outdoor school has to be the most tedious and uncomfortable experience I've ever paid for! The main attractions on this 14 hour voyage up the Dalton Highway (one of the 'ice roads' of Ice Road Truckers fame) are crossing the Arctic Circle and the possibility of seeing some Alaskan wildlife and unspoiled views of the Northern Lights. Along the way, guests are promised "A day full of information and knowledge about Alaska." Also, a sack lunch (sandwich, Cheetos, granola and candy bars, bottle of water; retail value about $6) is provided with your $200 payment. Somehow I had pictured a big tour bus with comfortable seats, room to stretch, climate-controlled temperature... Not so much. We were picked up in a big van with bench seats, and after all of the other guests had joined us we were pretty much stuck for the next 14 hours-- cramped, uncomfortable, and either way too hot from the blasting heater or way too cold from the -10 degree air outside whenever a window was cracked. The worst part, though, is that on this SIGHT SEEING TRIP the windows were iced over for the duration-- the driver actually had to pass out ice scrapers to the passengers so that if we constantly kept at it we might actually be able to see out the windows! The van's sound system wasn't working right, either-- sitting on the rear bench we could hardly hear any of the driver's 'day full of information and knowledge about Alaska' over the engine/road noise. What a waste. A brief glimpse of a distant moose through the trees was the extent of our wildlife encounters (kudos to the driver for pointing her out, at least) and the Northern Lights decided not to make an appearance that night. I understand that these things cannot be controlled and are no fault of the tour operator, but still disappointing. We did, however, get to see the 'Arctic Circle' sign at a rest stop on the highway and got the card stock certificates to prove it (although we had to write our own names on the certificates-- how cheap is that!?). All in all, this was one of the most miserable (memorable too, but not in a good way) tour experiences I've ever had. 1st Alaska Outdoor School was kind enough to refund a small portion of our payment when we called to complain, though-- and for this they've earned their second star. read more

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I am a photographer. And all photographers dream of finding that perfect Aurora shot. So we booked a tour to make sure that we got into a good viewing area. When we were picked up by the tour bus. I was a little put off by the way we were treated by the driver, a female with long blonde hair. After talking to her later on I found out she had only been working there two weeks. Here's the problem, when you are photographing the Aurora and viewing the Aurora you need to have a dark sky which is the reason why you go on the tour to find a dark sky with no light pollution. The tour bus driver took us to the site, but then proceeded to walk around with a flashlight preventing our photography to be effective. It was very distracting. We asked her several times to down the light a little bit but she started making snarky remarks to us. I feel this company needs to have a little more educating of their workers that people expect a dark area when they go to view and photograph the Aurora. Also they had only cleared out a small path for walking which was a little dangerous if you were trying to walk because if you stepped off the side of the 1 foot path they carved out you sunk into the snow. Very hard to walk. Bottom line is the pathways were not cleared wide enough to walk safely to the yurts and viewing area and the female tour bus driver was inconsiderate by turning on her flashlight every time she walked out.But we did see the Aurora we just had to wait and put up with the crap from the employees here. read more

This company came highly recommended as tour guides in Fairbanks by locals I talked to. Since I was visiting Fairbanks in late September, after the summer rush had died down, big tours up to the Arctic were few and far between but 1st Alaska is one of the tour groups that still goes out in that later part of the season. They do require a minimum of 2 passengers to book and be advised: NO REFUNDS. Make sure you are certain you are wanting to go before you give them your credit card. (Because of this stringent no refund policy, I deducted 1 YELP STAR.) Kudos for having an office with people who answer the phones on a regular basis and seem to know what they're doing. Also, at $250, their Arctic Tour is one of the costlier ones. (Most of the other ones hover around $200.) You have to pay for your own breakfast at the Hilltop Truck Stop and lunch at the Yukon River Fish Camp. Despite this extra cost, I did really enjoy my tour. It was my vacation splurge and really, the purpose of coming to Fairbanks, along with the Northern Lights. I, too, was in the big white utility van but I sat in the front seat so I cannot attest to the discomfort suffered by other Yelpers back there. The windows in the back did fog up on occasion. I wrapped my jacket around me and offered to roll my passenger window down to blast some fresh air towards the back and clear things up. That seemed to help. I do not like driving myself in unfamiliar areas while traveling and here is why a tour group with a guide is a better idea here: BIG, FAST TRUCKERS, UNPAVED PARTS OF THE HIGHWAY, DANGEROUS POT HOLES, MUD GALORE, THE POTENTIAL FOR ANIMALS ALONG SEVERAL PARTS OF THE ROAD, AND EVER-CHANGING WEATHER CONDITIONS. Plus, my driver Lynley had a CB radio which she used to communicate with the truckers and monitor traffic, weather and road conditions. Lynley was an excellent guide although we differed on the humane aspects of hunting and trapping. I was appalled when she had us visit a gift shack at Yukon River where some sketchy friends of hers sold flimsy Birch baskets and the son, who was high on something, hauled out a silver wolf pelt he bragged about trapping! My heart sank in my chest to see what was left of that beautiful, majestic creature, as the man shook the fur in front of our van. I may be just another quiche-eating, fruit-and-nuts tree-hugger from California but I quietly cried behind my sunglasses and made my make-up run when I witnessed this. HOWEVER, this was the Last Frontier, as I was told, and people had to hunt, trap and fish to stay alive. I sucked up my extreme displeasure and tried to re-enjoy my extreme Alaska nature experience, which I was able to do. I loved visiting the Yukon River, saw bounteous fish in the river; dipped my toes in the Yukon's icy waters and just marveled at how close to God I could feel up there in the middle of nowhere. read more

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This Arctic Circle/Norther Light tour is a long drive and our guide, Randy, was knowledgeable, entertaining and kept the whole trip interesting. During the drive he was extremely prepared and explained everything to us. On top of it, their high roof van is walk-in height so you don't have to bend over to get in/out of it. Not everybody can say they've crossed the Arctic Circle and it's an exciting experience. We're so lucky that we saw the Northern Light pulsating across the sky in green and took quite a few amazing photos. Furthermore, we even saw 3 wild Lynxes which is pretty rare. This Alaskan experience is unforgettable and thanks for Randy to make the long drive interesting!!! We're for sure coming back again and book tours with 1st Alaska Tours. read more

Beware this tour company. THIS company wants 30 days advance notice -- in the era of COVID! Sure, you can protect yourself by purchasing THEIR high-priced tour protection plan. Who does that for a lousy $140 tour? Every other tour company in Fairbanks issues refunds when requested more than 48 hours in advance. And, when health reasons forced a cancelation in my plans, every.single.one of them promptly and without complaint refunded my purchase price. NOT 1st Alaska tours. I ordered my tour within 30 days of the tour and could not travel to Fairbanks for health reasons after my purchase. I purchased within 30 days so this company refuses to refund. When I complained at this policy, the owner countered that I was a lousy customer. Right. Fairbanks has other tour companies going to the same destinations. Choose one of them to avoid the hassle. One certainly doesn't need to patronize a tour company that holds its customers in contempt as this one holds me. read more

This tour was very informative and our tour guide Lynley was so much fun. She was filled with facts and very considerate for any stops needed and just made the trip a joy. Lynley was our guide and new all about the roads and the areas to eat. This was an experience we will always remember. Thank you Lynley for the memories. Wishing you much luck with your dogs and life in beautiful Alaska. The Zagsts read more

Tony was our tour guide for Aurora tour. He did a fantastic job, I learned a lot from him about Alaska culture and history in addition to the Aurora viewing. Door to door pick up and drop off at our hotel was convenient, especially coming back at 2am. The Yurts were a big plus, very spacious and a warm retreat to take a break from outside viewing. They also had large windows for viewing from inside. Highly recommend this tour service and try to get Tony if possible. read more

Full marks for convenience! This was the third time I had booked a tour through them. I would recommend the Arctic Circle tour only if the guide is Ronn Murray. I would specifically ask for him when booking the trip. For the Chena Hot Springs tour and my first time at the Aurora Lodge, Ralf (the owner of 1st Alaska Outdoor School) drove and served as the guide. He was very informative and pleasant. read more

We went with the 1st Alaska Outdoor School to the Arctic Circle/Northern Light Tour. I thought if we could not see the lights, at least we made it to the circle and have learned something about Alaska. The early part of drive was very beautiful with nice setting sun. We made it to the circle in the dark, with light snow flake flying around, but we did saw the magnificent light show at three different settings on the way back. the 2nd time was most spectacular. In addition, our guide Randy was really knowledgeable, he shared with us lots of good information and found good sites for us when no one else was around. He leads other outdoor adventures, hunting, fishing, ice climbing and river rafting, truly is an outdoor expert. I would recommend this tour company and Randy without hesitation. read more

Had a great experience in their yurts! I'd recommend this tour operator anytime. We saw the aurora that night, which was great.

Our tour guide was JOE he was very nice and friendly... he gave us hot cocoa... nice clean and warm van to wait in... he shared child hood stories... and even had fireworks for us... over very pleasant experience with 1st Alaskan tours and JOE read more

Super disappointed. I'm in Alaska with a tour that's currently being canceled due the to Coronavirus. I've reached out to 5 companies about canceling and everyone has provided a refund but this company. It's unfortunate all the way around but do the right thing. read more

Horrible experience. Went on the arctic circle tour. First we were stuffed in a white worker van bc there normal bus wasn't working. Now this trip was 14 hrs and we had no leg room no way to move. There was very little commentary the whole trip. And to top it off the windows were frosting from the inside so we couldn't even see outside any of the windows. The driver had no idea how to fix it, even though the other van with us had no problem with the windows. We were given ice scrapers. So disappointed. DO NOT BOOK WITH THIS COMPANY! read more

I went to Chena hotsprings with 1st Alaska Outdoor School. We were picked up a little late then instructed. The trip to Chena was good, the driver was cautious while driving. We were promptly told were to go. The only reason I'm giving them 3 stars and not 5 stars is because the tour guide kept implying that she would feel better returning before time because she felt sorry for a woman who was bored. There were 9 of us in the group and 7 of us wanted to stay back and enjoy the pools and some drinks while waiting for the Aurora. We could tell from her facial expression that she was not happy even though she kept telling us that whatever the decision it has to be made by the group. Apart from this, the rest was good. read more

We booked two tours with 1st Alaska, an aurora tour and a dog sledding tour. Unfortunately, the northern lights were not accommodating, only showing us a sliver, but the ride up was fine (they picked us up at our hotel on time for both activities) and their yurts are warm and cozy. Going back a couple of days later for the dog sledding, we got the chance to visit with months-old puppies who were absolutely adorable. The sled ride was exciting and lots of fun and our musher (I think his name was Joey) was totally nice. I highly recommend 1st Alaska for these great activities. read more

Ralf is a very knowlegible guide, He has been doing Interior Alaska tour for the last 16 years. I went to his Murphy Dome tour, Arctic Circle tour, Chena Hot Spring Tour. Very satisfied with his guided tours. For anyone out there who love to see Aurora borealis, or doing tours in interior Alaska, please contact Ralf. Execellent experience. Ralf kept his clients entertained the whole time, he even prepared a delicious meal for the longer Arctic circle trip. Imagine driving in the winter down the most dangerous highway the Dalton highway in interior Alaska, just like the hit TV show 'Ice Road Truckers', if you are in for the adventure and fun tour, Ralf is your guys. read more

Surprised that the Aurora tour was held under cloudy skies presenting little to no chance of viewing the Aurora. Management refused to cancel and we were out a good sum of money. Second, the lodge that was picked had a gentleman that proceeded with his self promoting videos and Indian hoop dance which were not disclosed to us nor what we had wanted to see. A waste of time and money! read more

This is an amazing company. You book your tours and hotel stay with them. They have some great tour offerings. Personally my group of four did the photo class, Arctic circle tour, dog sledding and dinner at the yurt, chena hot springs and Fairbanks City Tour. We ended up with 3 different tour guides. Dave did the photo class. He was so knowledgeable and his tips for photography went beyond just for capturing the Northern Lights. Aaron was our Arctic Circle tour guide. Stopped alone the Alaskan Pipeline along the way. He was entertaining and knowledgeable. On the way back from the Arctic Circle he was looking at the sky and pulled over. We waited for 1 1/2 hours and suddenly the sky got bright and the Northern Lights made an appearance. He had a good feeling and thanks to him we got to see them. And they were beautiful! Randy did the Chena Hot Springs, Dog sledding and Fairbanks Tour. This guy is full of facts. You could point to a building and he could rattle off the history. So amazing. We were able to see the lights at Chena as well. I am so happy with all our tours. They were fun and informative. The dog sledding and the dinner was such a fun night. We got to play with Turtle the puppy and had a delicious dinner! Was cloudy so no lights but we had a such a fun packed evening we did not leave disappointed. So my only negative and this isn't against the tour company but rather the hotel. I would advise against staying at Pike's Waterfront Lodge if you book your whole package with 1st Alaska. read more

I've always wanted to experience dog sledding. I went on the Dinner and Dogsled tour and had the most exhilarating experience riding on the sled in the beautiful snowy scenery of Alaska at night. They even introduced us to the cute new husky puppies before their older husky brothers and sisters took us out sledding. Sven, our dog musher was very kind and answered all our questions about dog sledding during the ride. And afterwards, we returned to where we would enjoy a lovely dinner with wine with the most warm and friendly people. Everyone was so nice and hospitable there. It felt like being among family friends. Randy, our driver who picked me up and dropped me off at my hotel possessed a wealth of knowledge of the Alaskan wildlife and had a ton of interesting stories about his life living in Alaska. I would definitely come back and tour with them again. Thank you! read more

1st Alaska outdoor school accommodated our large group of 18 last minute when all other companies were booked. The dog sled ride was an amazing experience. The run lasted about 30minutes along the trails with views of the hills. Sven, our guide, was professional and amiable. The price was high but comparable to that of the other dog sled companies. The property sits on top of a hill so next time it will be the perfect place to see the Northern Lights (weather permitting). read more

Knowledgeable and fascinating tour guide. From simple city to the Arctic Circle this guy get's it done. Safe, secure and very charismatic he was a joy for the 3 different day tours we booked him for. Has nothing but rave reviews. Alaska pipeline to Arctic circle, the Chena Hot springs and Aurora sighting at Murphy's Dome. Knew all about living in the bush, the animals and the weather and when you go in March you have to be ready for that. Going back for a 3 day trip to the top of Alaska and his prices are great and fair for what you get. Completely agree to recommend this company for services. Best trip I ever took. He loves doing what he's doing which is obvious read more