Arctic Adventure
Destination points: Fairbanks, Yukon River, Arctic Circle, Brooks Range, Prudhoe Bay

The 414-mile Dalton Highway, which served as the primary access road for the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, has only been open to the public since 1994.

This “road less traveled” provides a seemingly endless vista of the vast, untamed wilderness which is legendary to Alaska. Some of the features of this fascinating trip include:
--visiting authentic gold mining towns of Wiseman (population 14) and Coldfoot (population 10)
--having your photo taken at the Arctic Circle
--crossing the Brooks Range, Alaska’s most northern mountain chain
--traveling through the Atigun Pass, Alaska’s highest mountain pass, peaking at over 5,000 feet
--following the Sag River across the arctic’s pristine tundra to Prudhoe Bay

Keep your camera ready and your binoculars close at hand as you journey through unparalleled breathtaking scenery. Be prepared to experience unforgettable adventures that you will talk about for a lifetime.

Highlights (choose the ones you want):

• Discovery Riverboat tour in Fairbanks
• Souvenir shopping in Fairbanks
• The famous Salmon Bake
• Up-close views of the pipeline
• The Yukon River
• A stop at the Arctic Circle
• Continuous photo-ops of Alaska’s magnificent untamed beauty
• Wildlife viewing: muskoxen, wolves, caribou, dall sheep, arctic fox, grizzly, black bear, polar bears
• Hikes at the Yukon River and Finger Mountain
• The best pie stop in Alaska (at the Yukon River)
• Unique wilderness lodging at the day’s destination, Wiseman
• Fly fishing for Arctic grayling in crystal clear mountain rivers
• Gold panning near Coldfoot
• Hikes in the heart of the Brooks Range
• Breathtaking views through the Atigun Pass
• Gates of the Arctic
• Lodging at the Prudhoe Bay hotel (and snapping photos of bears wandering the streets)
• An arctic tour of the oil fields around Prudhoe Bay
• Sticking your toe -- or diving into -- the Arctic Ocean

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