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1450 Karen Way
Fairbanks, AK 99709
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Premier Businesses in Fairbanks, AK

The Cookie Jar
  • • Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
  • • Fresh Baked Goods
  • • Cookie Baskets & Bouquets
(907) 479-8319
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Hot Licks Homemade Ice Cream
  • • Old Fashioned Homemade Ice Cream
  • • Cones & Cups
  • • Sundaes & Shakes
(907) 479-7813
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J & S Siding
  • • Free Estimates
  • • Reasonable Rates
  • • Siding Installation & Repair
(907) 488-5801
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Pike's Landing
  • • Alaska Fish & Seafood
  • • Serving Lunch & Dinner
  • • Casual & Relaxed Atmosphere
(907) 479-6500
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Things To Do in Fairbanks, AK

Knotty Shop Knotty Shop

If you are visiting Alaska, one thing that will strike you about the whole experience is how genuine both the people and the surroundings are. So, if you are thinking of purchasing a souvenir for yourself or a friend, you want to make sure that the item is just as genuine as the place it comes from. That is what makes the Knotty Shop so special. Not only do they offer an extensive selection of all-Alaskan made gifts, it is also a wildlife museum, a gun collection and ice cream shop all in one convenient and very entertaining place.

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Large Animal Research Station Large Animal Research Station

Some of the best attractions in Alaska are the natural kind, and you can see them up close when you take time to visit the Large Animal Research Station in Fairbanks. This is actually one of the more popular attractions in the area, as the facility has thousands of visitors each year. The large number of people who walk through the doors of the Large Animal Research Station is understandable as they all look forward to seeing such indigenous creatures as muskoxen and caribou at a dramatically close distance.

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Gates of the Arctic National Park and Reserve Gates of the Arctic National Park and Reserve

The chill in the air is nearly palpable when you set out to explore the Gates of the Arctic National Park and Reserve. The park is either accessible by foot, car or airplane, and depending on your sense of adventure, there are many ways to experience this unique outdoor area of wilderness. You will encounter craggy ridges, glacier-carved valleys and fragile flowers as you make your way through this amazing park. It should be noted that dogs must be kept on leashes and are only allowed in the backcountry of the park.

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