Northern Alaska Tour Company pioneered Arctic Circle touring on Alaska's Dalton Highway. Today we take pride in being the operator of choice for those traveling in Alaska's Arctic. Our one-day and multi-day excursions, available both during summer and winter, allow the traveler to experience this region in a comprehensive yet economical way.
Travel in Alaska’s Arctic is always an adventure. Much of the region is accessible only by air, while the only land route through the region is the Dalton Highway. The Dalton Highway leads north from Fairbanks, crossing over the Yukon River and the Arctic Circle, traversing the Brooks Mountain Range, and passing over the Arctic Coastal Plain before terminating on the shores of the Arctic Ocean at Deadhorse, the service community for Prudhoe Bay. This is a rugged land route through extremely remote country.
The communities visited are situated in areas where many of the amenities common in today’s modern world are nonexistent. Whether flying into a remote village or traveling the rugged Dalton Highway, it is the spirit of the traveler which is unquestionably the key to making the most of a travel experience in Alaska’s Arctic.
The remoteness of Alaska’s Arctic often makes it too expensive and time consuming for the Alaska traveler to visit independently. Our one-day and multi-day adventures allow the traveler to explore this remarkable region in a comprehensive yet economical way.
We are currently taking reservations the 2025 - 2026 Aurora Season. We will begin taking reservations for the 2026 Midnight Sun Season on October 1, 2025. Over the next few days, we will slowly be changing over our website to reflect the current rates.
2025 - 2026 Aurora Season Rates
2026 Midnight Sun Season / 2026 Fall Aurora Rates
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