We had so much fun dog sledding! Our guide was great, the dogs were adorable and the view…read moreincredible. Would definitely recommend to anyone!

On a Wednesday afternoon, checking in at the desk for the Dog Sledding tour was a quick process…read more Afterwards, a kind female employee recommended that my group wear the winter gear that they provide. So, we borrowed jackets, overalls, gloves, gaiters, and boots. She was also efficient as she handed the snow clothing to my group of 5. At first, I planned to use my own jacket and gloves, but I decided to place them in containers that are under the benches. I did wear my own beanie though. During the tour, our guide was very friendly as she made small talk with us. She was also kind to the dogs while she helped them navigate the snowy trail. I wish I remembered her name, but she was there on New Year's Eve. I sat closer to the front of the sled which was bumpy and some turns were sharp. So be sure to hold on tight to your belongings because the dogs will not stop until the middle of the 30-minute tour. During the mini break, the dogs were calm and friendly when I pet a few of them. I also appreciate the photos that the female and male tour guides took of my family and I. After returning to the building, we had to discard the used winter clothing into bins. Thank you to Rod's Alaskan Guide Service for a memorable experience!

I was fortunate enough to attend a free yoga class put on by 3 graduating yoga instructors and it…read morewas excellent. When I arrived I was a bit nervous because so many people were present. Somehow we all found places to put our mats and everyone fit perfectly. I was able to see the front even though I was in the very back row, and I didn't accidentally hit my partner's with my legs and hands. One thing I really loved about this place was the little coasters they hand out. One side has a beautiful flower and says "assist" and the other side is not as colorful. You can flip the coaster to notify the instructor if you would like her to assist or be 100% hands off. Assist means anything from helping you with a pose, aligning you, placing pressure for a deeper stretch, or even massages! They have mats and props for everyone to use and they are all in great shape. The entire experience was relaxing and amazing. I was on cloud 9 for the rest of the day and I am seriously considering attending some of their workshops or getting a punch card. I would 100% recommend this place for both beginners and experienced yogis alike!

Fairbanks Yoga has been my go-to for yoga for several months now. The studio is clean and inviting…read more There are plenty of mats and props so you can use theirs if you don't have your own or if you signed up for a class last minute and don't have time to run home and grab your mat. Jacie and Morganne are both fantastic instructors that help guide you through your flows and provide adjustments when needed. Flows are well thought out and offer challenging options for those who want them. Fairbanks Yoga uses an app available to download in the App Store. It's super easy to use and you can purchase punch cards and sign up for classes all from your phone. I'd recommend getting to the studio 10-15m early to stake out a good spot and stretch a bit before class. Fairbanks Yoga has set the bar pretty high for yoga studios in my book!

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!

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

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!

I would recommend anyone visiting Fairbanks to visit Nita at Sirius Sled Dogs Rescue. It was the…read morehighlight of our trip! We did the Kennel tour due to constraint in our time but would go back and love to do aurora viewing and dog sled as well. She had so many dogs that all looked happy and healthy. We met all her dogs and she told us all about mushing and how to care for these dogs properly. It was lovely meeting her and all lovely animals that she is helping!

Amazing dog rescue that puts their dogs first. The dog sledding was an unique experience as was the…read moreAurora Borealis guided event/photography! Nita and Greg were perfect guides for our first time mushing. They were knowledge and made us feel very comfortable. Nita accommodated a special request for a later, sunset adventure. And the dogs are amazing! Such sweet dispositions. Supporting a rescue was a nice bonus to the already perfect evening. We were very lucky to have an almost perfect evening for the lights! Yes, you can see the lights from many places around Fairbanks, but Lindsay's knowledge and expertise immensely added to the experience and her pictures are amazing!

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.

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).

When we went there, we rented two hours for a boat. Were only out on the water for half an hour…read morebefore boat started to leak and gain water when we got back to shore didn't get a refund. The attendant said that he "hates the boat too" and gave us a coupon worth $5 and $6 worth of ice cream.

Reserving kayaks, paying online, and getting the waiver done before is great. Staff were friendly…read moreand helpful to first time kayakers. Will definitely return.