There is so much to see and do in Fairbanks that you really need two or three days to take it all in. This map shows the location of some great places to stop (including our inn for a fabulous stay) in Fairbanks.
To learn more about why it takes at least three days to see Fairbanks take a look at our “Itinerary” page.
Passengers boarding the Riverboat Discovery
Creamer’s Field Wildlife Refuge and Nature Trail
Musk Ox Farm (aka Large Animal Research Station)
At Pioneer Park
* Palace Theatre & Saloon
* Alaska Salmon Bake
Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Morris Thompson Visitor’s Center
7 Bridges, Boats & Bikes Rentals
* We can make reservations for these attractions in advance if you wish
We’ve provided a great list of things to see and do for both summer and winter and listed a set of likely places to add to your itinerary depending upon how many days you’re staying.
SANTA CLAUS HOUSE
(c) Ernst Schneider
Alaska Division of Tourism
PLACER MINING
(c) Alaska Division of Community
and Business Development
