During your stay at a Fairbanks, Alaska bed and breakfast, you’ll have the opportunity to experience this city’s rich culture and pioneer spirit. Fairbanks, Alaska, the gateway to Alaska’s Interior and the second largest city in the state, offers many things to do, regardless of the season.

Fairbanks, Alaska Attractions
Tour the Chena River on an historic sternwheeler, pan for gold, view an active sled dog kennel, and more. Visit Pioneer Park, a historic theme park that offers a glimpse into Fairbanks’ past through an authentic recreation of the city at the turn of the century. The city is home to the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, which features the Museum of the North, (considered one of the state's best museums,) as well as opportunities to learn about Alaska's plants and animals at the Large Animal Research Station and at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens.

Fairbanks, Alaska Winter Fun
Don’t rule out a winter visit to Fairbanks. One of the city’s feature attractions is the stunning display put on by the Northern Lights on many nights from September to April. Fairbanks is a center for winter activities from snowmobiling and cross-country skiing to dog mushing and ice fishing. It also hosts the start and finish of the Yukon Quest, a competitive sled dog race on par with the Iditarod every other March. Choose a member of BBAA for your Fairbanks, Alaska lodging . You’ll find the B&B that is right for you, with quality accommodations and friendly service. Ask your innkeeper about their favorite “must see” Fairbanks activities and attractions.