Join us and experience floating quietly through the Alaskan boreal forest! Winter biking on Alaska snowmachine and dog mushing trails is the ticket. Fairbanks has some of the world’s best winter trails. Fat biking past snow-covered black spruce trees in a magical winter landscape is an activity that is accessible to most people. Our expert local Fairbanks guides know these trails like the back of their hand.
We have three packages to choose from, each providing unique experiences. All packages include fat bikes, private guides, and complementary professional photographs (see description below).
What are fat bikes? Fat bikes are mountain bikes with 4-5” wide huge tires that enable you to bike with low air pressure, which creates floatation on snow and a very stable safe way to explore winter trails. Fat bikes are usually equipped with handlebar mittens, so-called pogies, to keep your hands warm and cozy.
Want to experience floating quietly through the Alaskan boreal forest on a fat bike? We have a great trip designed for you. Expert guides (1 guide per 2 clients!) will ensure that you have a lifetime experience at your own pace on some of the best trails in Alaska (or anywhere). Skill level: beginner to intermediate. Guides will cater to the needs of the group. Max group size is 4 people.
10 am:
We will meet you at the start of the bike trail or alternatively pick you up at your hotel depending on your needs.
10:30 am:
We will make sure the Fat bike is set up to fit you, adjust tire pressure and seat height, and check your clothing before we take off. We will start biking on a flat easy trail that winds through a beautiful forest with open glades. We will stop frequently to take photographs, sip water and enjoy the wilderness.
11:30 am:
We get off the bikes and will take a snack break, and assess how everyone is feeling.
Noon:
We will loop back to the trailhead and celebrate a successful ride!
12:15 pm:
Drop off at your hotel if we picked you up there.
2 people minimum, 4 people maximum
$250 per person
Join us exploring the Alaskan boreal forest on a Fatbike and stop and enjoy good food and drinks at an iconic gold miner restaurant! We have a great trip designed for you. Expert guides (1 guide per 2 clients!) will ensure that you have a lifetime experience at your own pace on some of the best trails in Alaska (or anywhere). Skill level: beginner to intermediate. Guides will cater to the needs of the group. Max group size is 4 people.
10 am:
We will meet you at the start of the bike trail or alternatively pick you up at your hotel depending on your needs.
10:30 am:
We will make sure the Fat bike is set up to fit you, adjust tire pressure and seat height, and check your clothing before we take off. We will start biking on a flat easy trail that winds through a beautiful forest with open glades. We will stop frequently to take photographs, sip water and enjoy the wilderness.
11:30 am:
We will bike over an open glade and make our way up towards Ivory Jacks. We will get off the bikes and will take a well-deserved lunch break and enjoy food and drinks.
1 pm:
We will loop back to the trailhead, and ride through Goldstream Valley back to the trailhead where we will celebrate a successful ride!
1:30-2 pm:
Drop off at your hotel if we picked you up there.
Food and drinks at Ivory Jacks
2 people minimum, 4 people maximum
$300 per person
Want a truly unique experience? Join us on a night time adventure – bike quietly through the Alaskan boreal forest at night on a Fatbike and view the northern lights in the wilderness. Expert guides (1 guide per 2 clients!) will ensure that you have a lifetime experience at your own pace on some of the best trails in Alaska (or anywhere). This trip is at night and involves biking with bright headlamps and handlebar lights. Skill level: beginner to expert. Guides will cater to the needs of the group. Max group size is 4 people.
10 pm:
We will meet you at the start of the bike trail or alternatively pick you up at your hotel depending on your needs.
10:15 pm:
We will make sure the Fat bike is set up to fit you, adjust tire pressure and seat height, and check headlamps and handlebar lights, your clothing and gear before we take off. We will start biking on a flat easy trail that winds through a beautiful forest with open glades. We will stop frequently to check on the group, take photographs, sip water and enjoy the quiet wilderness at night.
11:15 pm:
We will bike over to an open glade where we will get off the bikes and see if the Aurora is out and visible. We will drink some hot drinks and eat snacks and if the Aurora is out we will enjoy the northern lights and take photographs.
1 am:
We will loop back to the trailhead, and ride through Goldstream Valley back to the trailhead where we will celebrate a successful ride and hopefully rave about the Aurora!
2 am:
Drop off at your hotel if we picked you up there.
2 people minimum, 4 people maximum
$400 per person