Take a small group tour into Alaska’s Arctic Region by air and land with an early morning departure from Fairbanks by bus touring on the rugged Dalton Highway. Along the way, marvel at the majestic beauty of the Far North’s most famous waterway, the Yukon River, and learn of its storied past. View the remarkable Trans-Alaska Pipeline and cross the Arctic Circle in a ceremonious fashion, where you will receive an official Arctic Circle certificate. Enjoy a walk on the arctic tundra and visit the Arctic Circle Trading Post, situated in the rural community of Joy, Alaska. Return to Fairbanks in a small plane which will give you a sense of the vast scale of Alaska’s arctic region.
The Arctic weather conditions may delay the return flight of this tour, therefore, an overnight in Fairbanks is highly recommended.
NOTE: Not recommended for young children. By Alaska law all children under 4 years or under 40 lbs must be seated in a car seat. Children between 4 and 8 years and between 20-65 lbs must be in a booster seat. Parents are responsible for providing the appropriate car/booster seat.
Meals and transfers to or from hotel.
Body weight for each passenger.
A 4-person minimum is required for the tour to operate. Due to plane dimensions, there is a weight limitation of 340lbs per passenger.
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