Discover Alaska Native culture and local history at Morris Thompson Center
Explore the Museum of the North, Blue Babe and northern lights photography
Stand beneath the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and learn how it survives extreme cold
Visit North Pole, Alaska and the iconic Santa Claus House
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See Fairbanks at its most atmospheric—wrapped in snow, glowing with winter light, and full of stories. On this winter city tour, ride in comfortable heated transport and discover what makes Interior Alaska unlike anywhere else.
Begin at the Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitors Center, an ideal introduction to Alaska Native cultures, regional wildlife, and the pioneering spirit that shaped Fairbanks. Continue to the University of Alaska Fairbanks Museum of the North, where you’ll explore exhibits that bring Alaska’s natural history to life, including Blue Babe, Otto the grizzly bear, and striking displays of northern lights photography and Native art.
Next, stop at the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and stand beneath one of the world’s great engineering achievements. Learn how this 800-mile system was designed to endure extreme cold and challenging terrain—an unforgettable photo moment and a must-see landmark.
No Fairbanks visit is complete without a trip to North Pole, Alaska. Browse the iconic Santa Claus House, meet Santa when available, and look out for the resident reindeer (subject to availability). Throughout the day, your local Alaskan guide shares firsthand insight into life in the Interior—winter survival, local traditions, and recommendations to make the most of your stay.
With a comfortable pace and plenty of opportunities for photos, this tour is a relaxed, informative way to experience the “Heart of Alaska” in winter.
