Excellent tour. Cold & windy but learned so much. New museum entrance, rest rooms, gift shop very nice. Such an interesting animal!

This was so neat. You get to walk around and see all the musk ox. There such a mystical creature. So it was a delight to see them up close and personal.This is a non profit and you can even adopt a musk ox. How cool is that?!If your near stop by and learn about these bad boys and girls. Too cool!

I loved our visit!!! I even adopted a Musk Ox! If you are in the area you need to try to make it out to the musk ox farm!

Wonderful place and a very educational and informative tour. The musk ox are so cute!

Congratulations all musk ox fans on yer article in Smithsonian magazine Oct.21,2019! great write up, completely adorable: Muenster & Gouda, baby musk oxen born April 2019, that would make them either Aries or Taurus!

We loved our private tour of the Musk Ox Farm (we visited in the off season)! Jessica was a tour guide and she did a great job explaining the history and answering our questions!

Very educating an the people were nice. Must see!!!

Mark was an amazing guide, incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. The facility it self is well kept and has the animals best interests in mind 24/7. From bottle feeding to rut safety I was very impressed and would most certainly visit again!

They have some beautifully made (crazy expensive but worth every penny) qiviut items-- plan on spending at least $180, qiviut yarn, and a wonderful tour option of the property. I do not have any pictures with me of the back, but it is very scenic. Its a popular local place for school children as well as tourists. The staff is very friendly and they have great jobs and they are willing to tell you that!

Quite good intro about the history of domesticating Musk Ox, but you dont really spent much time with the Musk Ox; instead, you hear the guy talking and bragging about how good the farm is and try to sell you some overpriced Musk Ox products.20 dollar fee for the tour is a bit overpriced.If you have sth better to do, do that instead of coming to this farm.If you want to see a Musk Ox up close, go to the zoo, the Ox just had a baby~

They were cool to watch.

Very nice tour with our very friendly guide. She was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of information on these pituresk ancient creators. We were able to see a lot of the Ox. Some of them had fun with the carton boxes with some goodies in it, this is a way to animate the incredible lazy (or should I evolutionary say - energy saving) animals. The breeding oxes were in their red season and the guide told us that they are very mad with world at the moment. Hormones . Learned definitely a lot on this tour and we enjoyed a lot. Thank you (Im sorry I cant remember the name of our guide) for doing what you are doing and for the tour. Silvan and Fränzi from Switzerland.

What an awesome place that has incredible staff who is extremely knowledgeable about these amazing creatures! Would recommend to anyone wanting some place to cool to visit with or without the family.

The domestication of animals never turns out in favor for the animals in the long run.

Great experience. Wonderful tour guide! Definitely worth the drive!

Definitely interesting. Great views everywhere

This was an amazing experience! I would recommend it to anyone visiting Alaska who truly wants to learn about these beautiful animals. Our guide was not just a guide but someone who is truly dedicated. One caveat : there are just a few rules in place for your and the oxs protection. If you are not willing to stay in the group and would rather go off alone and take a selfie, dont take this tour.

A really nice spot. Good displays and some nice products in the shop. We didn’t do the tour but many others did. Worth the stop if you are in the area.

We had a great time at the farm. There is an educational portion to begin with indoors, then the outdoor section where you get to see and sort of interact with the musk ox. They are adorable and so interesting! There is a free guide that provides a lot of information and is very personable. We got to touch a baby musk ox, handle some of the soft yarn, and even feed one of the juvenile musk ox! FYI - Dress in clothes for being outdoors as it may be chilly or muddy (it is a farm, after all). There is a gift shop, but it can be pricey since the yarn is a bit rare. Definitely go, its a great opportunity to see this unique and prehistoric animal!

Very interesting and informative place to visit. Snow was too deep for me to walk comfortably. Deep drifts.

We had a wonderful time and enjoyed some personalized time with the guide. The musk ox are adorable. Its definitely a one-of-a-kind experience.

We came to Alaska to visit our son & his wife in Palmer. Erin Anders has volunteered at the farm so she signed us all up as runners or volunteers for the annual Running with the Bulls in August. It truly was the highlight of our trip to Alaska. What a beautiful setting for these hairy, prehistoric looking animals! We had a delightful day and also had a once in a lifetime experience. Would definitely plan another trip up in August to do it next year! Try it!

Views of musk ox be raised as cattle. Informative information about the animals.

The Musk oxen remind me of star wars cows. They are so cute and their hair is so soft. You cant pet the live ones, but you can feel the knitted goods and see it is softer than cashmere!

This is an incredible facility. The animals are well cared for, and the guides are knowledgeable and personable. I called the education director about bringing my class to the farm, and she was willing to create a specific program for whatever we were studying at the time. The Musk Ox Farm is truly unique and definitely a must-see if you are looking for a knitters paradise and/or fun learning experience.

Interesting and informative tour. Our guide was excellent. The animals are obviously well taken care of. Would definitely recommend.

We went here with our family from out of town and it was a great place to go and learn about the musk ox. The staff is really knowledgeable and friendly. Great for the kids too, our toddler loved it.

Clean efficently run place. Beautiful setting. A little pricey for the tour though. Nice museum.

Very cool place. Learned a ton about a prehistoric animal that will lives today. Go in the winter when the animals are more active for a better experience.

Great place that truly helps you appreciate the musk ox and its adaptability. Go see the animals that survived the ice age! Leave about an hour for the guided tour and to see the facility.

A terrific experience! If you have time to stop along the way to your final destination, the world of musk ox will amaze you.

I thought the price was high, but after caving at the pleading of my 6 year old, I was happy we took the tour. It was informative beyond my expectations! Who knew! I recommend it to families with visitors and as a fun afternoon.

Amazing! Visit on a cool day to see more of the animals.

This place is in Alaska outside of Anchorage it was very interesting to learn about the musk ox because it has long hair that they harvest and make waterproof lightweight garments for hikers bikers Mountaineer climbers because of the lightweight hair making the Garment it works very well for hikers bikers trackers

Tour guide very knowledgeable, however seemed very contrived. Only close to 4 month olds. Started off as an Altrustic project but I doubt it is now

Great concept. Nice tour. A bit touristy, but that is expected.

Very interesting stop to learn about these very large creatures. Museum and tour were very informative.

The musk ox farm offers guided tours through its areal. We had one of these tours and received plenty of informations. Besides that we could ask many questions andour guided dindt get bothered. at the end he even asked us if we still had some questions. At the end I can say: Awesome tour and thank you for this experience!

Wonderful place to bring family and visitors excellent staff and very friendly locals

All the employees are there with passion, great in-depth tour of there compound and conservation efforts.

Had a great tour and we got to feed the babies.

Very knowledgeable and energetic guide on our walking tour of the farm.

Fiber artists take note ... do not pass this gem up! We had a wonderful visit and tour at Musk Ox Farm. It was the first left after the Hatchers Pass turn off, and very easy to find. We really admired their animal husbandry practices. The musk oxen were wonderful to see and our tour guide was fun! The items in the gift shop were a delight as well. For long wear, warmth, and comfort Quivit cannot be beaten. I cannot wear wool, and love wearing Quivit. So soft and warm. This is a must see stop for all knitters, and fiber artists of all kinds.

Fun experience. Museum, tour both good.

LEARNED a LOT on our visit here! Highly recommend making this stop.

Very interesting. Enjoyed it very much.

Five. Star. Alex Trebek LOVES oomingmak.

Wonderful staff, informative tours and well worth a visit!

Good place to see some Musk Ox. Tours at 45 minish. I wouldnt recommend buying any souvenirs.

Cute musk ox. Quick walking tour.

Amazing visit! A must see.

They teach you about how the revived the Musk Ox in Alaska while helping the indigenous communities of the state as well. They walked us around the sanctuary and let us feed the babies at the end of the tour.

Our guide was quite informative

Great guides and amazing tour

A nice family activity

You should go. Youll learn all kinds of things you didnt know. $11 for adults.

An educational and worthwhile stop.

Nice place for a short stop.

Fantastic place to learn about Musk Ox!

Very interesting!

Fun, informative, unique!

Free on mothersday

Nice

A must stop for anyone in the area. I constantly hear people say it was the highlight of their trip to Alaska.

Lovely peaceful place to visit

Fun place to visit!!

Great presentation

Good tour

Interesting history

I take my kids each year

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