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R & R Executive Tours & Shuttle
Tours and Shuttle Service For Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Denali, Chena Lakes, Tanana Lakes Chena Hot Springs
and surrounding areas
2493 Boulder Ave North Pole, AK 99705
Explore the untamed beauty of Fairbanks,
Alaska, with our immersive tour. Traverse
pristine landscapes, witnessing the
mesmerizing Northern Lights dance across
the sky (certain times of the year). Engage
in authentic cultural experiences, from dog
sledding to visiting historic gold mines. Let
us guide you through this unforgettable
adventure, where nature's wonders await at
every turn. Points of interest are the Ice
Museum, the UAF Museum, Pioneer Pork,
and don’t forget Santa Claus House.
$ 250 | Full day
ALASKAN TOURS
Chena Hot Springs boasts global acclaim as a
prime destination to witness the
mesmerizing northern lights. Nestled
beneath the vibrant aurora band, it enjoys
isolation from urban light pollution. With
clearer skies compared to Fairbanks, just 60
miles away, and Alaska's frigid temperatures,
the spectacle becomes even more vivid.
Locals swear by the magical experience of
soaking in the natural hot springs, gazing up
as the auroras gracefully paint the night sky.
Round Trip
$ 400 | 5 people | 3 hour wait | $80 per
hour after
Denali, formerly known as Mount
McKinley, holds the title of the highest
mountain peak in North America,
boasting a summit elevation of 20,310
feet (6,190 meters) above sea level.
Notably, it stands as the tallest mountain
on land when measured from its base to
its peak, with an impressive height of
18,000 feet. Explore the untamed
beauty of Denali on our unforgettable
tour. Traverse through rugged
landscapes, witness breathtaking vistas
of snow-capped peaks, and encounter
iconic wildlife such as grizzly bears and
caribou. Immerse yourself in the heart of
Alaska's wilderness for an exhilarating
and awe-inspiring adventure.
$ 350 | 4 people
Denali Day Tour :
$ 700 | 4 people | 7 ½ hours | $80
per hour after
Discover the captivating allure of
Anchorage, Alaska, with our exclusive
tour. Traverse the stunning wilderness,
from majestic glaciers to rugged
mountains, as you uncover the city's rich
history and vibrant culture. Immerse
yourself in thrilling outdoor adventures and
witness iconic wildlife in their natural
habitat. Experience the essence of Alaska
with us.
$ 1200 | 5 people | Full day
$ 600 | 5 people | One Way
Embark on an Arctic Circle adventure where
you'll journey to the Earth's northernmost
circle of latitude. Traverse the famous
Dalton Highway, renowned from "Ice Road
Truckers," and witness the unique
phenomenon of 24-hour daylight or
darkness. Immerse yourself in indigenous
culture upon arrival, guided walks, scenic
photography, and local wildlife amidst
breathtaking landscapes. Don't forget to
dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes
for an unforgettable Alaskan experience.
$ 900 | 4 people | Full day
Situated 17 miles southeast of Fairbanks and
just three miles from North Pole, the Chena
Lake area sprawls across 2,000 acres of
diverse landscapes. From lush spruce,
tamarack, and birch forests to expansive
marshes and sloughs, it teems with wildlife.
Its centerpiece is a 260-acre lake,
accompanied by four meandering miles of
the Chena River. Witness the annual
spectacle of chum and king salmon
migrating nearly 1,000 miles from the Bering
Sea to spawn in July and August, easily
observed in the crystal-clear waters.
Adjacent to the recreation area lies the
Moose Creek Dike, a crucial seven-mile-long,
50-foot-high barrier safeguarding Fairbanks
from floods. Administered by the Army
Corps of Engineers, the area east of the dike
spans 20,000 acres, offering fertile wildlife
habitat. At the intersection of the dike and
the river stands the Moose Creek Dam,
providing panoramic views, a visitor
information kiosk, and a fish-viewing
overlook hosting the "salmon watch"
program during the summer months.
Delta Junction has worn numerous hats
throughout its history: from a bustling gold
rush hub to a haven for buffalo and a
strategic military outpost, evolving into a
thriving farming community. However, it's
most renowned today as the official terminus
of the Alaska Highway. Here, the iconic
highway converges with the Richardson
Highway, culminating the journey to
Fairbanks. This pivotal juncture, dubbed "The
Triangle," is marked by a prominent white
milepost denoting Mile 1422 of the Alaska
Highway. At this landmark spot sits the Delta
Junction Visitor Center, offering a warm
welcome to travelers with a cup of coffee
and a certificate commemorating their
completion of North America's ultimate road
trip
Alaska stands out as a premier destination for
witnessing the northern lights, also called the
Aurora Borealis – mesmerizing ribbons of
vibrant hues swirling across the nocturnal
canvas. Visitors flock from across the globe to
Alaska, drawn by this breathtaking spectacle
and the array of winter adventures it offers,
from exhilarating snowmobiling and the
timeless tradition of dog mushing to thrilling
skiing escapades and vibrant festivals and
sporting events. The prime window for
catching the northern lights in Alaska spans
from mid-August to mid-April, when longer
nights gift observers with the darkest, most
awe-inspiring skies. The glow of urban areas
can diminish the brilliance of aurora displays,
making it advisable to seek viewing spots
away from town centers, preferably in
locales renowned for their pristine,
unblemished skies. Although the northern
lights can grace the skies across Alaska, they
frequently adorn the heavens above the
Interior and Arctic regions. Notably, Fairbanks
emerges as a top choice for witnessing this
celestial spectacle, benefiting from its
strategic positioning, extended winter nights,
and vibrant auroral activity. (Click Here For
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R & R Executive Tours &
Shuttle is dedicated to
providing exceptional
customer service to ensure
you have a unforgettable
adventure on your Alaska
Trip!
