THE AREA



The Chena River Roadhouse is just steps away from the Chena River. The roadhouse is a classic log house has a remote and rustic vibe but is conveniently located near the airport, shops and restaurants. If you have particular wants or needs, please ask and I will do the best to accommodate. I can't make the Northen Lights appear but if they are out, you will see them from the deck.

POPULAR ATTRACTIONS

Chena River boat tours

Located next to The Riverboat Discovery and walking distance to Pikes Waterfront Restaurant and Lounge. Approx 100 miles to Denali Park. Close to Airport, restaurants, shopping. Walk, ski, snow machine, canoe, kayak, boat all from the property shoreline . Riverboat/ float plane demo twice daily directly in front of the property. Fantastic photo ops.

TOURS AVAILABLE

Chena Hot Springs, Pipeline, Santa Clause House, dog sled rides, skiing, canoeing and hot air baloons. Tour a local museum to get a sense of place, choosing from Fairbanks Community Museum, Pioneer Air Museum, Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum, or Tanana Valley Railroad Museum. Or go at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour of history or art in downtown Fairbanks.

Dining in Alaska

DINING

Not only can you sample the local fare, you can also partake of wonderful international dining or get a phenomenal dessert. There is something for every taste and budget. Fairbanks has a wide variety of restaurants to choose from. Here are a few nearby:

shopping and dining near affordable bed and breakfast in Alaska

SHOPPING

You'll find Alaska Native handmade items crafted with astonishing detail along with standard daily needs. Everything you would expect in a big city is available.

Chena River recreation area

THE CHENA RIVER

The Chena River begins in the White Mountains and is fed by five tributaries, the North Fork, South Fork, West Fork, Middle (East) Fork and the Little Chena. All the forks empty into the Middle Fork, which is the main section of the Chena River. The spring-fed Chena River runs right through downtown Fairbanks and is a Class II river with many interesting features along its length. There are some designated campgrounds in a few locations. In its upper reaches there are possible logjams you will encounter and smaller channels to avoid. At the end of the put in road is the Chena Hot Springs Resort, a likely spot to plan your start from. The entire river is about 50 miles in length and can be done in 5 to 7 days.

Wildlike in Alaska Rebeca Brim host of Chena River Roadhouse