As the crisp air of winter settles in and the landscape transforms into a breathtaking wonderland, we at the Last Frontier Mushing Co-op are excited to get into our dog mushing season! This is the time of year when our beloved sled dogs eagerly await their chance to hit the trails, and we invite you to join us for an unforgettable experience in the heart of Alaska.
Read More🌟 I just got back from the most mind-blowing experience ever: a UTV tour through the stunning Tanana Valley State Forest, right near Fairbanks, Alaska! If you’re all about connecting with nature and soaking up some jaw-dropping views, trust me, you need to check this out.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever wondered why dog mushing tours come at a premium, we’re glad you asked! Offering authentic, responsible sled dog experiences in Alaska requires significant year-round investment—especially when the heart of our operation is a team of elite, four-legged athletes.
Read MoreYes—when practiced responsibly and with care, dog mushing is not only humane, but it is a deeply enriching experience for both dogs and humans.
Read MoreAlaskan Huskies are uniquely adapted to live comfortably outdoors in extremely cold temperatures. Their ability to stay warm comes from a combination of genetic traits, specialized fur, natural behaviors, and attentive care from their mushers:
Read MoreThe summer season is short lived in the interior of Alaska and mushers in our small valley community are feeling the chilly air settling into our trails. Last night, temperatures dropped to 37 degrees and if you talked to anyone in our crew, the general consensus would favor these temps but would feel the pressure of winter luring. So what’s on our docket for fall?
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