Exploring the Sun's Role in a Changing Cryosphere
March 31 - April 4, 2025
Fairbanks, Alaska
Things to Do
Even though we are heading to Fairbanks at the end of the winter and the beginning of the summer, Fairbanks has many things to offer!
Pioneer Park
Pioneer Park is a 44-acre Historical Theme Park located in the heart of Fairbanks. There is no admission fee to take yourself on a self-guided tour. Several museums are on the property such as the SS Nenana, The Harding Car, and the Tanana Valley Railroad Museum. For a $5 fee, you can tour the Pioneer Air Museum. Immerse yourself on a trip back in time to see the days from the Gold Rush!
https://www.fnsb.gov/462/Pioneer-Park
Chena Hot Springs
Rejuvenate your mind and body at Chena Hot Springs! The outdoor lake has an average depth of 4 feet and is fed by natural water that flows in and out of the lake creating circulation and natural filtration with the average temperature at 106°. The indoor pool has an average temperature of 82-86° and is chlorinated. Open daily from 7:00 am to 11:45 pm. The cost is $20 per adult.
https://chenahotsprings.com/
The North Pole & Santa Claus House
Visit the North Pole where it is Christmas year-round! Bring out your inner child shopping in their sprawling store with endless aisles of Christmas ornaments and toys. The walls are adorned with Dear Santa letters from children around the world. Many festive photo opportunities can be found outside the property.
Interactive Mushing Tours
Speaking of dogs, head out on an authentic, interactive mushing tour! You can learn how to harness and hook up a dog team and take an unforgettable dog mushing run on a scenic 3-mile trail.
Official Fairbanks Visitors Guide
Visit the Official Fairbanks Visitors Guide for more information on available tours, wildlife viewing, and other activities available to experience!
https://issuu.com/insidealaska/docs/2024_official_fairbanks_visitors_guide?mode=window
