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Summer ATV Tours
Four-wheelers are out on the trail daily through August 31, with departures at 10AM, 2PM, and 6PM. Unlike most other ATV companies who operate multiple passenger side-by-sides, we exclusively run single-driver ATVs!
Booking for Winter
Snowmobile Tours
Snowmachine season runs November through March. If you’re a planner, book early. If you’d like to fly by the seat of your pants, give us a call and we’ll get you out today or tomorrow.
Why Snow Sleighers
Four Reasons Riders Choose Us
Small Group Sizes
You’re not on a bus tour. Small groups mean your guide knows your name, your skill level, and where to take you next.
Gear Provided
We’ve got you covered in all seasons. Snowmobile: winter boots, bibs, balaclavas, helmets, and goggles. ATVs: helmets, goggles, neck gaiters, gloves, and rain gear. We take care of the rest.
Local Guides
Our guides live, work, and play here. They know the trails, the wildlife patterns, and all the local tips to make your stay in Fairbanks a success.
Hotel Pickup
Pickup and drop-off from all hotels within Fairbanks on our ATV tours. No rental car, no guessing where to go. Just be ready at your hotel door.
The Highlight of Their Trip
Our Story
Born in Fairbanks. Built for the Last Frontier.
Fairbanks Snow Sleighers was born out of our love for Alaska and the great Alaskan outdoors. Exploring and enjoying the Last Frontier is what drives us. Winter snowmachines, summer ATVs, year-round adventures. Two seasons, four tours, one rule: get you out there safely and get you home with something to talk about.
We run small-group guided tours, often private. When you come on a tour with us, you’ll be treated like family. Most tours are one guide and three to five guests — more like a day out riding with friends.
Reserve Your Spot
ATV rides now through August 31. Snowmachine tours start November 15.
If you’re a planner, book early. If you’d like to fly by the seat of your pants, give us a call and we’ll get you out today or tomorrow.
FAQ
Questions Riders Ask
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No. Beginners are welcomed and encouraged. Most guests have never ridden before. Your guide provides orientation, safety briefing, and riding instruction, and paces the tour to your skill level.
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Helmets, goggles, balaclavas, winter boots, bib overalls, riding gloves, and mittens. Our snowmobiles have heated handlebar grips. Bring your own winter coat and dress in layers.
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Helmets, goggles or glasses, neck gaiters, and rain gear. Wear closed-toe shoes (required). Boots are better for wet or muddy trail sections.
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Fairbanks sits directly under the aurora oval. The Northern Lights are visible late August through mid-April. Peak months are February and March.
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Not on winter tours. In summer, bears are active in the area, but ATV noise alerts them well ahead of you. Our guides carry bear deterrents and are trained in bear safety.
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Yes. 10% off for active duty, Veterans, and dependents. Use code 201 at checkout or mention it when booking by phone.
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16 years old with a valid driver’s license. Riders under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
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16 to drive. No driver’s license required but state ID or passport needed. Children 6-15 may ride as a passenger. Adult passengers welcome (max 350 lbs per machine).
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Maximum 350 lbs per machine for both ATV and snowmobile tours.
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Yes. Pickup and drop-off from all hotels within Fairbanks. Add transportation at checkout. The trailhead is about 45 minutes from city center.
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June 1 to August 31. Daily departures at 10am, 2pm, and 6pm.
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Nothing. In Alaska, snowmobiles are called snowmachines. Also known as sled or snogo locally.
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Both. Summer ATV tours June 1-August 31, daily at 10am, 2pm, and 6pm. Winter snowmobile tours November 15-March 31, three options daily and nightly. Same company, same guides, two seasons.