Day 1:Arctic Circle Fly Drive Adventure

• Fairbanks, AK
  A home rule city and the borough seat of the Fairbanks North Star Borough in the U.S. state of Alaska.
• Arctic Circle Fly & Drive Adventure
  Start by going to the airport to take a small sightseeing plane to the town of Coldfoot. From the plane you'll get majestic bird’s-eye views of the snow-covered tundra. Upon arrival, you can send a postcard to your friends and family at the Arctic Post Office. You’ll return to Fairbanks via the famous Dalton Highway on a specially equipped arctic bus. On the way, visit the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, the Yukon River, and the Alaska Arctic Circle (66°33' north) marker, where you will receive an "Arctic Circle Exploration Certificate".
  • Coldfoot Camp
    Nestled in the Brooks Range, Coldfoot Camp is a key truck stop and tourist center on the Dalton Highway, offering lodging, meals, and supplies for Arctic adventures.
  • Arctic Circle Sign
    The Arctic Circle Sign at 66°33′N marks the symbolic entrance to the Arctic. Visitors often take photos here and experience natural wonders like the midnight sun and polar night.
  • Yukon River Camp
    The Yukon River Camp is a vital Dalton Highway pit stop and supply post on the mighty Yukon River. It offers fuel, basic meals, and a unique wilderness experience for travelers.
  • Arctic Circle Trading Post
    A famous landmark and gift shop on Alaska's Dalton Highway, located right at the Arctic Circle sign. It offers souvenirs, photo opportunities, and light refreshments for travelers.