10 Things to do in Fairbanks, Alaska

The best thing to do when looking for a video about a city or area to move to? Don’t watch a video like this which comes from somebody who only “visited“ :-). Especially if you are looking to “move” there.

Should say alaska land not pioneer Park.... and it's is said NEE-NAN-NAW

Fairbanks is a community i would invest in, i feel the best of humanity live out there !

the video was fine and it gave me a lot of informative information as i have booked a trip to Fairbanks for next year, only question i have is where ca i go to experience sled riding.

Are there bears? I want to see a bear.

I also went there with my dad in 2019 during the summer, great experience. However, it is very weird for me, the fact that during our stay in Fairbanks we found NOTHING OPEN! not even a grocery store! The streets around our hotel... empty! It felt more like a ghost town, and it was the summer!
We only found a café, with the nicest people in it. We had a nice moment there the night before our road trip along Dalton Highway.
The Alaskans are the most beautiful people on this Earth, really. Loved that my dad really enjoyed this :)

Any redlight districts?

The state fair and creamers field. You also say the E in Chena

I was born and raised in Fairbanks u need to go to a restaurant called shogun my parents loved this place so much that my middle name is shogun sadly moved out of Fairbanks but I think Okinawa is a little better than Alaska cus the food is just so much better but nothing is better than shogun and than for years later I moved to Utah

I would not go to Alaska to be indoors so much

its pernounced cheena hot springs

Born and raised in Alaska (the other, bigger city), and you left out just how COLD it gets in Fairbanks in the winter. I played hockey and always dreaded a game at the Big Dipper Arena, so friggin' cold when your a goalie...thankfully Fairbanks hockey has improved from those days, and so has their facilities (yes Fairbanks people, I am whining lmao)

Do we get Uber at Fairbanks during the midnight?
I’ll be traveling end of August and have a late night tour to see the northern lights, hence wanted to know if there shall be a Uber or Taxi?

Also when smashing the glass your supposed to make a wish

hi - what is the address of that ice museum? how come i found the one on google map is in a building...

You missed the Chena Pump House also known as The Pump House Restaurant and Saloon overlooking the Chena River. Excellent eatery.

Chena Pump House by far our favorite place to eat in Fairbanks, and just north in Fox AK is the Turtle Club, biggest prime rib I have ever seen

May I please ask what font you used for the FAIRBANKS title. Thank you in advance.

The prounoced nenana wrong

Fairbanks is so bad for me but probably just becasue i lived here my whole lige

One just keep them drunk.

The drunk well not crap you out. They are the real Alaskan . Not your tourists fake.

My is go and buy, a real drunk. What fake crap.

I was stationed at Ft. Wainwright 89-93. I almost got out and stayed there. I still miss Alaska. Especially when it's over 100f here in Southwest Texas in the summer. But yeah, I do miss it quite a bit.

omg the birthplace of alex mason!1!1!1!1!1!!1!1

What about the Golden day parade in July

JESUS SAVES!!!

well done!

This is the second video I've seen of yours and I really enjoyed it. Except for one small thing, you mispronounced almost every single place name. If you are going to do a video, and I admit it's not big in the overall scheme of things, but at least attempt to find out the correct pronunciation of cities and place names. You do a disservice to your viewers and the places you visit when almost every name is wrong.

you did a good job! except for pronunciations Chena And Nenana

aside from the hot springs looks like the most boringest place to visit

On one of our three Alaskan visits, we drove to Fairbanks, from Denali Park, in 1999 & enjoyed it very much!
Even though it's a fairly small city, it's well worth the drive from Anchorage, to make the few hundred miles,
circular tour, past North Pole, AK, the pipeline & down to Valdez! Just remember to bring emergency equipment,
if you break down! It gets really desolate in parts!

Probably the 1st and most thorough video I have seen so far... thanks

I went to fly on alaska waslia then I went there in the ice house

I grew up on 2nd Street across from Doyon. Miss it so much and can't wait to visit. Moved to Kentucky in '98 and went back in Aug 2001. I was scheduled to fly home Sept 11th actually.

Me sitting here in Fairbanks board wondering what to do 🤨

It's pronounced chee-na hot springs... sigh...

This is so great that you posted this video too! All your content is great and I'm going to Fairbanks next month. I wasn't expecting to see a video from you when I searched so this was nice!!

As an Alaskan that is above to move out of the state, the cookie jar is one of the best restaurants I have been in, but I think the bakery (restaurant, not an actual bakery) is better since it had that volcano omelet (I think that's what it's called) that always tastes delicious

Bang kenapa kualitas udara di kota ini merah terus di google map?

I was born in Alaska and Fairbanks isn't a bad place to live besides the last time I remembered since I was 9-10 years old the temperature was -52.4 degrees Fahrenheit

HI!!! I'M FROM PUERTO RICO, AND CITIZEN BUT I LIVE IN FLORIDA. I THICK ABOUT FAIRIBANKS, ALASKA IS VERY WELL FOR LIVING, ESPECIALLY FOR RITIRED PEOPLE!! REALLY NICE!!!!!!

I remember when Blue Babe exhibition open in the old museum. New place looks nicer.

Few people know these days, but in the 1980s Fairbanks was American capital of Thai food. Amazing places to eat. Also, I was there first week Pagoda was open in North Pole. It was an Arbies I think before that. That mall in North Pole had a big train set running. Always empty that mall. Amazing food! I also remember when Golden Shanghai open. They had best prawn fried rice! Had beautiful decor. Is now a lesser place I think. Also Tiki Cove in that big building. And Dynasty, was higher end Chinese place with these fish tanks by the tables. Fairbanks in 1980s before oil dropped was a hopping place. Have not been back in 20 years.

Ur so cute lmao

I used to live in Fairbanks when I was a little girl. My Dad was stationed there in the Army.

It's alaskaland bruh

Chena = Chee-nah (a as in knot) Nenana = Nee-na-na (a as in apple)

Pops riding the fish! Perfect way to close out this video!