The Kluane Museum of Natural History, located at historic mile 1093 of the Alaska Highway in Burwash Landing, Yukon Territory, offers a world-class wildlife exhibit along with displays on the Southern Tutchone people and the many plant species that live in Kluane... 
Once a gold rush boomtown, Fairbanks, the “Golden Heart City”, is home to about 32,070 residents. With the midnight summer sun shining nearly 24 hours a day, there is endless opportunity for activity and adventure. Fairbanks, elevation 439 feet, is one of the best... 
For the child in all Christmas lovers, naughty or nice, a stop in North Pole Alaska should be on your list. Located about 12 miles east of Fairbanks, it makes a quick side trip. As Mike correctly pointed out, it is a tourist trap. But, it is North Pole (just not “the”... 
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Museum of the North is a wonderful stop for visitors to Fairbanks. Found on campus, the architecturally abstract igloo-and-aurora inspired building holds artifact rich exhibits on the history, culture, geology and living experiences... 
We spent the day at the Tanana Valley State Fair in Fairbanks, Alaska. The Fair is held in early August, this year from August 5-14. The fair is held off of College Road. A wide range of competitions are on display: agricultural (animals & plants), sewing, baking,... 
Denali National Park and Preserve is the only United States national park to utilize working sled dogs. They maintain the Parks Kennel, currently with 32 dogs who haul freight for projects and allow rangers to patrol the six million acre park during the snowy months.... 
