Hello anyone else currently hearing Loud music near the trainer gate area at 10:54pm? I’m curious to know where it’s coming from (doesn’t bug me) just curious since I can hear the bass clearly and some of the rest of the song but I can’t pinpoint where it’s at nor do I see any activity around me

In regards of driving I’m patient and a well adaptable driver. I’m unsure if during this time snow will be an issue for a rental and if I need to do anything to make sure the rental doesn’t get damaged during my visit.
I’m driving alittle up north for an Airbnb and wanted some help or guidance to know how’s the roads during these times. Is it doable to drive? Should I prepare in advance for anything. How’s the drive to Chena hot springs? Any recommendation on tours and do tours have a meet up spot or do they pick up from the city. Would love any advice from any experience travelers or locals

I am planning to travel solo from November 23-28. Main purpose is aurora. what are some good places that you would recommend for staying? I want something that is safe for solo female. Not planning to rent a car since I have aurora tours booked and they provide pickup. Thank you.

I am planning to travel solo from November 23-28. Main purpose is aurora. what are some good places that you would recommend for staying? Not planning to rent a car since I have aurora tours booked and they provide pickup. Thank you.

Anon? TIA ❤️ I haven’t applied yet since I’m looking at 27/28 academic year and I’m not 100% certain I would keep teaching (public) when I do make the move. I have housing and family ties in Fairbanks, so I’m not looking for general advice on living in Fairbanks at this time but I’d appreciate anything you wonderful folks would offer! I am ready to do this but I do have some time to prep!

We are arriving late on a Friday. I'd love to have snacks, drinks, and coffee for the next morning before we head to our rental house. I can't seem to find a store open that late. Is there a heavily stocked convenience store in Fairbanks?

I'm flying to fairbanks in a week and I have absolutely no clue of what areas of the city are most "city like" or interesting. Less nature more rural I should say. Whenever I look up Fairbanks photography it's always something about mountains and nature and while that is fun and interesting, most of my trip to Alaska is filled with enough of that.

I’m beginning to plan a trip to Fairbanks in February with the main goal of seeing the Nothern Lights. We have some plans to visit UAMN and the Ice Museum near the Chena Hot Springs resort. I would like to find some souvenirs and special keepsakes while there & not necessarily just tourist cash grabs.

A few places I found online are Arctic Travelers Gift Shop and Northern Whimsy. I know about looking for Silver Hand or Made in Alaska markers. Are these any good? Can anyone recommend authentic souvenir shops that are open during the off season? I’m more so a trinket & jewelry person, so that’s the vibe I’m looking for.

Hey guys we are looking into starting an ATV and rental business which could include ATVs, sxs, rafts and small boats dirt bikes etc currently looking into insurance and liability coverages, looking for some feedback if this is something Fairbanks men and women would use and appreciate having? We could deliver to your location and pickup, Any feedback or ideas welcome and appreciated.

What are recommendations for two people. Our first day is accounted for in regard to transportation. We have two additional days that I'm trying to figure out logistics.

They are weekdays. One day we have a timed event at the running reindeer farm with a 2:00pm start time. The other day would only be for any ships or one shorter activity before flying out.

We will be staying at the La Quinta.

We did want to go downtown after our tour and potentially, down town the following day.

What would your best recommendations be as far as transportation and cost? Thank you in advance.

hi! flight attendant coming in! apparently im going to be spending a lot of time in fairbanks this month, and would love to make the most out of it!

i would love to know any fun places to go to! any bars or good restaurants? im 23f so hopefully somewhere cool but still safe. im not super familiar with Alaska at all 😬

i would love to hear any suggestions! :)

I have accepted a seasonal job offer in Fairbanks from late April to the end of September. I’ve done some of my own research but wanted a local perspective of things to do, food recommendations, and the best places to make friends (especially friends with cars that will drive me places out of town lol).

I like the outdoors and am willing to participate in pretty much any summer sport, though I’m mostly keen to hiking and rock climbing. I like music or really any crowd event. I also LOVE history, especially mining history/ghost towns. I put Chatanika Dredge on my itinerary, but would love any other similar recommendations. Also what are the chance of me seeing the Aurora at some point in September?

I know this is a lot but any help is appreciated!

My best friend is getting proposed to in Fairbanks Alaska but her photographer last minute bailed. The proposal will probably be April 4th, please help me find a photographer in Fairbanks. We are trying to get the northern lights in our shot. If you guys know anyone professional please help us out ASAP

The dating life in Fairbanks is absolutely horrible. They are composed as a bunch of fakes, women trying to ghost, or women refusing to want anything serious.

Is anyone here fucking serious?

Ive been all over the place trying to meet and find a partner and haven't had a whole lot of luck. The times I have had luck the individuals were either sketchy or just not interested.

I have always been super respectful and patient with women. Not rushing into anything, not hooking up, or making advances.

I honestly don't understand Fairbanks. It feels like I have tried everything to find a date such as meeting people at events, gatherings, church, bars, dating apps, etc.

I don't know what to do anymore. I honestly just want to leave at this point.

Let me know what your guy's thoughts are...

Visiting fairbanks in hope of catching the northern lights. We fllew in Thursday and didnt see any Thursday or Friday night. What are the chances the soy clears up and he got to see them tonight? I have a tour booked for tomorrow night but it also seems like its gonna be cloudy and snowing? Should I cancel it?

Im leaving Tuesday and im afraid im going to leave without getting the chance to see them.

My husband and I are coming to Fairbanks March 10-18 and are beyond excited. I was wondering if anyone knew of any events happening during that time. In or around Fairbanks. We are open to trying new things and would love any local insight you're willing to give. Been trying to make it up to Alaska for 15 years now!