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9:30AM - 5PM
1300 College Rd, Fairbanks
Community Services Non Profits
“Nice little place with good people that uphold the local mushing tradition with information & cute gifts. Nice stop along Riverwalk. Was a pleasure to chat with Ozzie who was working desk”
“Friendly staff, very helpful! Went for patches to bring back home with us. There were a few cute options, I would love for them to expand their Alaska specific offerings. The shop was cash only when we visited due to the card reader being down.”
“Wow!!! Access Alaska is such a great resource. Topher helped us out after my mom had a bad accident. He hooked us up with all sorts of medical supplies all the way from wheelchairs to compression socks and everything in between! Amazingly it was no charge and all donation based. This is such a great asset to our community. Highly recommend!”
7:30 - 9:30AM 10AM - 2PM
507 Gaffney Rd, Fairbanks
Community Services Non Profits
“Always awesome people who serve here! Makes my day soo much better! Food is delicious thank you Chef and all staff! U guys are truly amazing! Still saving lives, providing a great breakfast with sac lunch, hot coffee, hot shower if needed, clothes, etc! Truly greatful for this place! Thank you guys!”
“This place is wonderful! If you want and need to make some changes in your life and your homeless, this is the place to go they have numerous resources to help even the most difficult situation to turn better!”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“This is one of a handful of Aurora Borealis viewing sites that is right in Fairbanks town, just minutes from the airport. We didn't have to drive very far and were treated by a wonderful Northern lights display this past Friday night!! Only downside is the amount of lights around the building and property. It could be less. Also, other tourists don't know how to or just don't have the consideration to turn off their car's lights when parked, which interferes with capturing the best photos of the Northern Lights.”