Address 2220 Yankovich Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99709
Phone Number +19074745724
Description University of Alaska Fairbanks Large Animal Research Station offers educational tours about muskoxen and reindeer. Through winter we offer small tours on Thursdays and Sundays. Tickets must be purchased ahead of time on our website. Call 907-474-5724 or email uaf-lars-tours@alaska.edu for information.
We went on this guided tour on August. It was very informative. Our guide had very good knowledge of these animals. She explained very well about their differences and their relationships and also their food habits. The guide also explained how these animals cope up with the weather. They also have the animal's skull, skin etc to touch and feel. The skulls are very heavy to lift. I highly recommend this tour which helps kids and adults to gain knowledge on these animals.
Amazing animals and a great tour guide. So much information on the Musk Ox and their development and the Reindeer and Caribou and their differences as well as relationship and the differences between plains and wood buffalo. The babies were soooo cute🥰
We took the tour. Katarina was friendly and very knowledgeable. Highly recommend
Went on a tour with my 1 year old son! It was very reasonably priced as well as super fun and the guys was very knowledgeable. It was 11$ for me and my little guy was free and lasted about an hour and a half. We got to see Musk Ox Males and Female and also their babies. We also got to see reindeer and their babies. It was a great experience that I really am glad we did. The trail was easy and we were able to take our stroller on it.
This was a great group experience. Our guide knew SO much about reindeer and musk ox. We really thought it was an excellent side excursion in Fairbanks. We didn’t need a reservation, just show up at a tour time. Very laid back.
The tour was very informative! We learned a lot and enjoyed seeing the animals. This isn't a petting zoo and rightfully so. These animals are in a place to thrive. It is a great cause! The muskox skull was much more heavy than I imagined. Also to see their nasal conchae and the their other adaptations is super interesting.
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