Last Frontier Mushing Co-op

Last Frontier Mushing Co-op Where sled dogs are family & guests are VIP. Our independent mushers raise & care for their own teams for life, & support rescue dogs too.

Alaska adventures done right. ❄️🐾 💙
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Last Frontier Mushing Co-op is nestled within the untamed wilderness of Fairbanks, Alaska. This unique mushing experience blends traditional techniques with added cold weather comforts, ensuring an unforgettable adventure. Immerse yourself in the age-old art of dog sledding as you trav

erse the Historic Yukon Quest 1,000-Mile trail guided by friendly and professional mushers. The dedicated team promises a personalized journey, allowing ample time for interactions with their affectionate canine athletes. Embrace the essence of Alaskan life with guaranteed coziness, knowledgeable guides, and warm hospitality in their authentic wood fired Mongolian Yurt- a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility.

03/26/2026
03/18/2026

When you join us, you’re not just booking a tour—you’re meeting a guide and their dogs, raised and loved for life. We’re proud dog parents who get paid to share our world (and yes… we’ll be talking about our “kids” the whole ride) as we glide through our backyard wilderness.

03/15/2026

Blue skies, a sun dog glowing in the sky, and a team of happy huskies leading the way. ❄️🐾

Days like this remind us why we do what we do. Gliding down a quiet creek along the historic Yukon Quest trail, spruce trees heavy with snow, a frozen lake stretching out beside us, and nothing but the sound of paws on the trail.

March in Alaska is pure magic. ✨

Come ride along with the dogs and see the wilderness the way it was meant to be seen.

03/12/2026

Wolves get a bad reputation, but the truth is they want nothing to do with us. Most of the time the only sign they were here… is their tracks. 🐺❄️

We aren’t the only ones who like a nice hard packed trail, we share the wilderness with the true locals…WOLVES! We rarely ever lay eyes on them because they’re incredibly elusive, but when we do it’s such a treat!

We haven’t seen much wolf activity this season, but over the last couple of days they’ve been letting us know they’re around… leaving fresh tracks behind as they linger in the area sniffing out the 🫎

Why do wolves walk in a single file?
Energy conservation: The lead wolf breaks trail in deep snow and the others step directly in those tracks to save energy.
Pack travel: Wolves often travel long distances this way while hunting or patrolling territory.
Efficiency: It creates the illusion of one animal, even when several wolves passed.

Just another day mushing in the Last Frontier!

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Address

265 Gettinger
Fairbanks, AK
99712

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 2pm
Friday 9am - 2pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Sunday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+19073887666

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