The Chef is a wizard in the kitchen. The food is fantastic and portions are wonderfully sized. It…read morewas hard to choose one thing off the menu as they all looked delicious. Most definitely a wonderful spot for a great lunch in Fairbanks. Will certainly be visiting this grill again.

Really nice place to go fishing or rent a canoe or other boat for a reasonable cost and go relax on…read morethe water. Lots of free parking and lots of nice places to just get out and explore nature.

We had a great time. We rented some kayaks and a canoe the woman who rented to us was super…read moreknowledgeable about the area and told me where the best fishing spots were. Clean crystal clear water and mostly shallow.

What fun! At 75 years old, this was a totally new experience. The owner, Aaron, taught us so well…read morethat everybody in our group caught on right away. I recommend this for all ages. Great fun!

Looking for something to do on our final night in Fairbanks, my husband found Alaska Axe and made…read moreus a reservation. When we arrived, we were the only people there but by the time we left there were several other groups partaking in axe throwing. The space is a warehouse, so social distancing and all necessary COVID precautions can easily be taken. The owner was extremely kind and engaging, going over the safety measurements as well as how to properly throw an ax. We had an absolute blast! There is a binder that lists a variety of games you can play and the hour flew by. This is definitely something I would come do on a regular basis if I lived in the area.

Great experience as a first-timer/tourist! Only one guy was…read morerunning the business at our time from what I could tell but he was very nice and helpful with getting us set up with shoe rentals and the climbing basics. The gym offers a small weightlifting area, bouldering treadmill, kids climbing area, and plenty of bouldering courses varying in difficulty. A few couches were placed throughout the area for relaxing and recovering. The two restrooms were clean and there was a water station provided. Additionally, there was a community type of wall that had various amounts of information. Most notably, one of the programs they had was a find-a-gym-buddy post. Some people would leave posts of their climbing availabilities and if they could provide a ride or needed one - sounds like a great club to join if you are a local looking to take up a new hobby in climbing. I recommend visiting for anyone looking into this place and I would come again if given the chance.

This place was amazing. The kids absolutely love this place. There are different climbs based on…read moreyour skill level. So it is great to have the entire family have an outing here.

This outdoor range is free to the public. There are 2 sections with about 10 shooting spots on each…read moreside. Bring your own targets. Make sure you have all safety gear needed. Please be sure to communicate with your neighbor. Have fun. Be safe. And clean up after yourself!

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).

We had a great canoe experience today. The service was reasonably priced and exactly as advertised,…read morewe were dropped off 18 miles up the river in North Pole to return to Fairbanks. It took about 5 hours to complete with us actively paddling.

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!

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.