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Why travel to Scandinavia when you can see the northern lights (Aurora Borealis) from the United States? Fairbanks is a small, charming Alaskan town close to the Arctic Circle with surreally beautiful landscapes that could inspire poetry. From untouched mountains to crystal clear rivers and rare wildlife, Fairbanks overflows with natural beauty, indigenous history, and arts and culture.To experience this ‘Last Frontier’ with maximum comfort, book your Fairbanks car rental in advance with Enjoy Travel.
Guide to Fairbanks
Geography to Fairbanks
Fairbanks, Alaska sits at 65 degrees north latitude and lies along the Chena River. It is about 360 miles (580 km) from the capital city, Anchorage, and 100 miles (160 km) south of the Arctic Circle.
Climate in Fairbanks
Although technically classified as a humid continental, Fairbanks’ climate more closely borders on the subarctic. So winters are brutally cold and long, while summers are pleasantly warm but short. The coldest and snowiest months are October through January.
Culture
The original inhabitants of Fairbanks were the Athabaskan native peoples, an ethno-linguistic group found all over Alaska.
Things to do in Fairbanks
Camp out in a stunning national park
Denali National Park is, hands down, one of the most picturesque places on earth and there’s no better way to experience it than by camping on-site. The Riley Creek campground is free in the winter and the best time to visit is in May and June. There are also some spectacular hiking trails to be indulged in.
Take a soak in a natural hot spring
Chena Hot Springs is located about 1.5 hours from Fairbanks and is well worth the drive. After hiking at Denali National Park, we promise there’s nothing better than soaking your tired muscles in the warm, mineral-rich waters. In addition to the naturally heated hot springs, there’s also a fully-fledged resort with activities like meeting the resident sled dogs and discovering an in-house ice museum!
Discover vintage cars
Okay, hear us out here. We know cars may not be the first thing on your mind when travelling to Alaska but we promise this one’s worth a second look. The Fountainhead Auto Museum is home to 85 rare, antique cars that are all in pristine working condition. Almost like a time capsule, this museum preserves these vintage cars and tells each of their stories with photos, interesting facts, and period fashion to boot.
Eating out in Fairbanks
Start your day with a hearty breakfast at The Cookie Jar Restaurant. They serve all-day breakfast, soups & sandwiches, as well as steak & seafood. For lunch, head to Wolf Run Restaurant, for delicious Middle Eastern and American fare in a cosy log cabin setting. For dinner, experience a proper omakase experience at one of the premium Japanese restaurants in town, like Shogun or Irashai.
Fairbanks Transport
Closest Airport to Fairbanks
Fairbanks International Airport (FAI) serves the town of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Getting around Fairbanks
Car rental is the most popular option among visitors to Fairbanks due to the convenience and flexibility it offers. Popular car rental agencies in Fairbanks are Enterprise, Alaska Auto and Go North Alaska. Minivans and RVs are the most popular category of car rentals.