FAIRBANKS
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The 6 most-booked reindeer tours out of Fairbanks, ranked by traveller numbers. What's actually on the itinerary, what the conditions are like, and what each one really costs once the pickups and gear are in.
Ride a dog team through Boreal Forest trails, meet reindeer year-round, then warm up at Latitude 65 in Fairbanks’ winter wonderland.
“Awesome experience! The dog sleds can go surprisingly fast! You can also pet the dogs and pose for photos with them as well.”
Snowmachine or UTV ride to Borealis Basecamp, 30-min reindeer meet, and lunch at Latitude 65. Pickup from Fairbanks included.
“I have never gone snowmobiling before and was a bit nervous. Khloe and Isaac made sure i felt comfortable before heading out. Isaac continue to check in on us through out the tour to make sure we were holding up okay. 1 hour seemed too short, next time i would for sure do the 3…”
Meet resident Alaskan reindeer at a Fairbanks basecamp. Feed, pet, and snap photos in 30 minutes with warm coffee included.
“We traveled from Pennsylvania to Alaska. The Reindeer Meet and Greet was a great experience. My daughters (4 and 18) lived every moment!”
Meet resident reindeer near Fairbanks on a short Boreal Forest walk, enjoy coffee or tea, then return for treats and photos.
“I made the reservation based on some other tours I had taken. They picked me up at my hotel and brought me back after the tour was over. After I signed up for this one, I received an email telling me it was an hours trip out of town and I had to have my…”
Fairbanks day trip with a Borealis reindeer meet, a 20-minute Arctic helicopter flight, and lunch at Latitude 65 with pickup included.
“Helicopter ride was amazing. We saw 7 moose -mom and babies. Smooth breathtaking scenery‼️ Lunch was amazing too🩷”
A private 45-minute Fairbanks reindeer encounter with a yurt intro, feeding time, and a black spruce forest walk with custom photo stops.
“Our 10 and 11 year old boys absolutely loved this experience! I love how the guide took the time to educate us before our experience with the reindeer!”
