Fairbanks Must Do: Summer Mushing Cart Ride and Kennel Tour
Features
- Free cancellation available
- 2h
- Mobile voucher
- Instant confirmation
- Features animalsFeatures animals
Overview
- Meet our friendly Alaskan Huskies and enjoy selfies and belly rubs.
- Learn about dog mushing history and traditions in an engaging presentation.
- Discover the challenges of 1,000-mile races and daily training routines.
- Experience a thrilling UTV ride through beautiful spruce forests.
- Create lasting memories while enjoying the beauty of Alaska outdoors.
Activity location
- Fairbanks
- Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
Meeting/Redemption Point
- 265 Gettinger Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99712, USA | The meeting point is located 45-minutes east of Fairbanks. Please respect our neighbors privacy and DO NOT TAKE KAUFFMAN LANE. Important Driving Instructions: Chena Hot Springs Road East and follow the green mile markers to Mile Post 21. Take a right onto Grange Hall Road, followed by a left onto Snow Leopard Drive. In ~1 mile there will be a road sign posted with a right arrow reading "The Mushing Co-op". Take a right onto Gettinger Road and continue until you see a gate and signs that read the "Mushing Co-op”. DRIVE SLOW, we have retired sled dogs that are enjoying their golden years whom are loose on the property. Some are old, deaf and blind. 10 MPH limit. When you arrive at the establishment, you will a mongolian teal and white yurt and sled dogs. If you don't see "Last Frontier Mushing Co-op" signs, you're at a private residence. If traveling from Chena Hot Springs Resort, take the Chena Hot Springs Road West, and take a left onto Grange Hall. DO NOT USE KAUFFMAN LANE.
- Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
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Fairbanks: Summer Mushing Cart Ride and Kennel Tour
- 2h
- English
What's included, what's not
- Water
- Transportation
- Rain gear
Know before you book
- Not allowed: Open-toed shoes
What you can expect
Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime with our Alaskan Mushing Cart Ride! This one-of-a-kind summer experience invites you to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Alaskan Huskies as they take a well-deserved break from their winter work.
Kick off your journey by meeting the stars of the show—our amazing Alaskan Huskies! Enjoy close encounters as you snap selfies and give belly rubs while your guide shares insights about their unique personalities, as well as the rich history and tradition of dog mushing in Alaska.
You'll also receive an engaging overview of what it takes to compete in thrilling 1,000-mile races and gain behind-the-scenes knowledge about their training and daily routines. Learn of their remarkable temperament and pack mentality through our informative mushing presentation.
After getting to know each Husky, hop aboard a comfortable UTV for a short yet exhilarating ride through scenic spruce forests. Feel the power of these strong, double-coated dogs as they pull you down the trail!
Don’t miss your chance to connect with nature, experience the excitement of mushing, and create unforgettable memories with these incredible animals.
Book your Alaskan Mushing Cart Ride today and discover why these dogs are celebrated as the heart of the Last Frontier!
Location
Activity location
- Fairbanks
- Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
Meeting/Redemption Point
- 265 Gettinger Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99712, USA | The meeting point is located 45-minutes east of Fairbanks. Please respect our neighbors privacy and DO NOT TAKE KAUFFMAN LANE. Important Driving Instructions: Chena Hot Springs Road East and follow the green mile markers to Mile Post 21. Take a right onto Grange Hall Road, followed by a left onto Snow Leopard Drive. In ~1 mile there will be a road sign posted with a right arrow reading "The Mushing Co-op". Take a right onto Gettinger Road and continue until you see a gate and signs that read the "Mushing Co-op”. DRIVE SLOW, we have retired sled dogs that are enjoying their golden years whom are loose on the property. Some are old, deaf and blind. 10 MPH limit. When you arrive at the establishment, you will a mongolian teal and white yurt and sled dogs. If you don't see "Last Frontier Mushing Co-op" signs, you're at a private residence. If traveling from Chena Hot Springs Resort, take the Chena Hot Springs Road West, and take a left onto Grange Hall. DO NOT USE KAUFFMAN LANE.
- Fairbanks, Alaska, United States