Fairbanks · WALKING TOURS
4 reviewed
Good walking tours fill up fast in an interior-Alaska winter, and the best fill first. Below are the 4 standouts, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can lock a date before the season books out.
3-hour Denali boreal forest nature walk with an expert naturalist from the Visitor Center. Small group, trekking poles included.
“Our guide was fantastic and it was a great outing to learn much about the flora and fauna of the area.”
A small-group, fully narrated Denali nature walk with hotel pickup, provided gear, and real ecosystem talk on uneven tundra trails.
“Courtney was amazing! So knowledgeable! We so enjoyed our hike with her, and we learned so much! A true highlight of our vacation! Would highly recommend to anyone!”
Walk Fairbanks Boreal Forest with resident reindeer, then visit their pen for treats. Small-group tour includes tea or coffee.
“This experience is not worth it. In the post they never mention that it's impossible to get there. Even with a rented car. The car rentals have places restricted and borealis Basecamp is one of them. No taxi or uber go there and they do not give you refunds. There's reindeer experiences closer to fairbanks like Running Reindeer (8 min far). Skip this scam and go to other one.”
A one-hour Denali-area tundra walk with Moon Dog Kennel free-running sled dogs, treats, and musher-guides near Healy.
“The guide was the best one ever and the doggies were so cute!”
