We stopped at the Musk Ox Farm on the long drive from Fairbanks to Anchorage. The tour was informative, and we were able to see both adult & baby musk oxen. Tours run frequently, which is convenient, and the little museum on site is interesting. Hats and scarves knitted with musk ox wool (quviut) are on sale and are very... more

This is a place to learn about a very impressive ancient animal. Also, how some humans were compelled to save them from extinction. The rarest fabric is made from the under hairs and is softer then cashmere. You can purchase hats, scarves, etc. which are made by women in the remote villages. While expensive they help provide funds to people... more

Our party of four adults stopped at the Musk Ox Farm while staying in Palmer. We paid for a tour led by a very informative college student who was working there for the summer. If you don't want to take the tour you can still visit the gift shop and learn about the Musk Ox fur which is called Qiviut.... more

Me and my boyfriend visited the musk ox farm in the summer. You can pay a small fee to take a tour of the facility with the proceeds going to benefit the preservation of these animals in Alaska. Our tour guide was informative and we even got to see a new baby! So cute. I think kids would really enjoy... more