Golden Heart Plaza is very attractive space along the Chena River waterfront in Downtown Fairbanks…read more Gayle and I recently stayed at the Springhill Suites across the street and enjoyed making this area a part of our walks. From there, it's easy to wander along the rive to the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center (with the Moose Antler Arch and Lend Lease Statue in-between), admire the Yukon Quest thatched hut or cross one of the 2 bridges to admire the historical Immaculate Conception Church. The Plaza commemorates the silver anniversary of Alaska's statehood in Construction was completed in 1987 and was widely funded throughout the greater Fairbanks community. The clock tower, donated by the Fairbanks Rotary Club in 1990, commemorates this organization's first fifty years of service to Fairbanks and the Interior. The pictured statue is Malcolm Alexander's "Unknown First Family," which in his words is "Portraying the family of all mankind, the family of Fairbanks, and the nuclear family, let this statue symbolize, for families present and future, the pride and dignity of this great land." A time capsule, to be opened January 3, 2059, is buried in the Plaza.

Pretty plaza located next to the Yukon Quest cabin. There's a lot of historical information on…read moreplaques surrounding the plaza. It's located along the river so it's a peaceful place to relax, if you don't mind the homeless wandering around you and yelling at your kid like they did mine.

Equipment was good; the directions to pickup was good; they picked us up on time; float was just…read moreabout right; no complaints whatsoever! Beautiful day ! Plus restaurants to stop at along the way if u need a drink or a bathroom

Their website provided ease of booking and was way to use! When I got there everyone was super nice…read moreand I didn't have to transport the kayak anywhere as they're right on the waterfront! Super easy to find in town and a great trip overall!

This small park is right behind the Sunrise coffee stand (and across the street from Polar…read moreExpresso) so it is a quick place to walk around a tiny bit.

Alaska is the trip of a lifetime and not many people who live in the mainland USA can say they went…read moreice fishing on a frozen lake in the middle of nowhere, Alaska. Or caught salmon or other local fish to fry in the summer season under the midnight sun. Ben and his guides are lifelong Alaskans. Highly knowledgeable about the local rivers, lakes and game. They want to show you a positive local experience. This is an awesome company to book your vacation and even for locals who want to get out and learn skills that will be useful in surviving the Alaskan wilderness.

What?!?! How awesome that Fairbanks has on-demand bike rentals! These balloon-tired 3-speed babies…read moreare all over town waiting for us to ride. The app is fast and easy, the rates are reasonable, the road is ours. Great way to see town, cruise responsibly from pub to bar and back, and have fun.

We are visiting Alaska for the first time and it was a great chance to go on a bike ride around the…read morecity, we enjoyed it a lot, bikes are in good shape and easy to ride, tires were full of air and it was very easy to adjust the seat to your height, the price is very reasonable too just five dollars an hour.

One of the best atmospheres to see some local hockey. Games are usually at 7:30 pm Thursday,…read moreFriday, Saturday and tickets are $15. There are two sides of the arena the drinking and the non drinking section. The drinking section tends to be very rowdy so I wouldn't recommended kids on this side. Beer and concessions are cash only. The arena has an ATM but there is only one so usually there is a long line.

I have heard for almost 2 years how fun the Ice Dog games are, and was hype that I finally made a…read moregame this weekend! It was certainly rowdy. Tight seating meant that the people around me were spilling beer on me, which is something to keep in mind if you're bringing kids. The fans were also... spirited, using adult language, if that's something that may bother you. I personally had a ball, and loved the energy. The staff were very interactive with the fans, offering opportunities for people to win a four wheeler from a ball throwing challenge, and shooting free towels into the crowd. The music was also wonderful, hyping up the fans when the energy starting dying down. I'd recommend bringing cash with you, as several stands were cash only. Beer was $5 for Miller or Blue Moon (tap, not canned).

Since the very first phone call, Ray was very helpful, professional and clear on what to expect…read morefrom the trip. We love the clarity from hm. He took us to Birch Lake and we had a great time. We got many fish and saw 2 moose (and 2 more on the way home) and a bold eagle. We also had a great outdoor dinner cooked by Ray with the fish we caught. We found out that Ray is also a military man, so it was very easy to trust him and feel very cared for by him. He takes a great pride of what he does and he is one of the very few hand full licensed by the state of Alaska as the official fish guide. Needless to say, his knowledge and professionalism can be seen throughout the trip. Not just we got the boat, the gears, the lure, the fishing license, we also get the full rain gear, the boots, the jacket, the life jacket...etc. On top of all the gears, we also got a cooked meal, drinks bought for us and even desert! It was a very thoughtful trip. It was a trip that shows how much he cares for the wild life and Alaska. It was truly a beautiful and unforgettable experience for my husband's 60th birthday. It was simply wonderful. We HIGHLY recommend Why Knot Adventures!

My experience with Ray was not just a service I received but an inspiration of what a family really…read moreis about. From the moment I walked in his wife greeted us truly catered to us in a manner that we felt comfortable as if she was family. When we met Ray we knew immediately that we where truly welcomed to his place of business. To the lake we explained it was our first trip to Fairbanks and he gave us a tour of the areas we where driving by. At the lake he took his time to teach us how to cast and what areas are successful for a good game. The equipment did not fail once on us . In our trip we didn't get one line entangled and we scored a total of 16 rainbow trout.At the end of our journey, His wife( I'm truly sorry for not remembering her name) invited us for dinner and Ray even took us back to our hotel as a courtesy. Thank you Ray for this amazing adventure and for welcoming us to your environment. My father has not stoped talking about you and how nice your family treated us. God bless you.

I'm pretty new to Yoga and this place made me feel comfortable and welcome. Ms. Dee is very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. All the instructors are very friendly and welcoming. I am currently doing the 21-day Lululemon Yoga Challenge and I can tell a difference from the day one I did the session. They have Lululemon apparels, Ski equipments and various outdoor equipments. Trax is a pretty popular yoga place just plan ahead of time on what session you're planning to attend--It can get crowded easily. Arrive 15- 20minutes early of each session to get settled. They have their app you can download that makes everything easier to reserve on what class you're planning to attend. If you're new to Fairbanks and looking for a Yoga place, go to Trax Outdoor Center!

The yoga class was amazing . So were the ladies at the front desk . Thanks for a great experience…read morewhile in Alaska