フェアバンクス発オリジナル北極圏ドライブ

Good trip Ezra was an excellent guide, food was ok. Lunch meat sandwich (added cost) dinner Salmon burger with sweet potato fries(added cost) be ready for rough road as dalton highway is gravel. Stopped every couple hours for a break, brought our own snacks and beverages to have while driving. About a 14 hour day round trip. Good group we travelled with good equipment would definitely recommend

It was a long day and a rough bumpy road, but our guide, Sienna, was enthusiastic and shared her vast knowledge of Alaska. We were excited to go above the Arctic Circle!

I’m not going to lie, this is a loooooong drive on a dirt road. However, you get a real feel for Alaska (remote, great distances, no easy way to get there, etc.) To me it was worth it, and we had perfectly timed stops to stretch our legs and grab a bite at the halfway point coming and going.

The scenery was amazing. Sabrina from northern Alaska tour was fantastic. She was courteous, personable, and provided a lot of info. Excellent driver - 16 hours on bumpy road with a lot of heavy trucks. Visiting the arctic circle sign was on our bucket list and we met that. It was a great feeling! The food at Yukon river trading post was awesome. Loved their vegan burger. Loved it and recommend it highly.

This is an amazing trip to the Artic Circle. It is a very long day but so worth it. Our guide, Paul M is awesome. He is very knowledgeable about Alaska, it’s citizens, and it’s wildlife. Be prepared for a bumpy ride and mosquitoes!

The drive is definitely not for the meek. Do not attempt it in a sedan ..ever. this is an SUV or truck road only. The views are amazing.

This was a long tour but worth every minute. The tour guide was very friendly, knowledgeable. And engaging throughout the entire trip.

This is an all day experience that will leave you in awe at the magnificent beauty of Alaska. Our guide was very informative, friendly and accommodating.

hours of bumpy riding - not for everyone. beautiful scenery. Good food and service at Yukon River Camp.

This tour really fills up your day. It started at 6:30 am and I was returned to my lodgings in Fairbanks at midnight. It was amazing and the tour guide, Tim, was knowledgeable about everything, from the flora and the fauna we encountered on the way, to the histories of the Dalton highway, the oil pipeline, and human settlement in the areas. Tim drove us 200 miles to bring us to the start of the Arctic Circle, offered us many opportunities for restroom breaks, made multiple stops so that we could have opportunities for pictures at scenic stops like the Yukon River and Arctic tundra, and he even dug a hole in the ground so that we could experience the physical geography of the tundra firsthand, and really feel the permafrost layer that resides beneath the moistened topsoil. Wildlife sightings on my tour included ravens, Canadian jays, a porcupine, mama and baby moose (briefly), red squirrels, and snowshoe hares. The trip also consisted of beautiful views, among them being miles and miles of trees in every direction, which created the most incredible collage of shades of green that I have ever seen!