Things to do in City of North Pole

No. 14 of Activities in United States

Aurora Chasing in Fairbanks

No. 6 of Ski Resorts in Alaska

Birch Hill Ski & Snowboard Area

Chena Lake Recreation Area

This is a lakeside campsite where you can fish, canoe, and kayak, and it is a place to view the magnificent Northern Lights.

Fairbanks / Chena River KOA Journey

Antler Academy

Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitors Center

The Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center is located in Fairbanks, Alaska, United States, and serves as an important venue for learning about the culture and history of the indigenous peoples of Alaska's interior. The center uses exhibitions to delve into the historical legends of the Inuit people and provides detailed information on the formation and science of the aurora borealis. With a wealth of text, images, and physical displays, it guides visitors to a deeper understanding of the local indigenous people's lifestyles and cultural traditions. The entrance to the center features an iconic arch made of antlers and display installations that reflect traditional Inuit culture, serving as an important gateway for exploring Alaska's human history.

Historic North Pole

Chena Lakes

Alaskaland

Pioneer Park is a historical and cultural park themed around the early American pioneering of Alaska, showcasing Alaska's pioneering history and indigenous culture. The park features multiple museums covering various fields, including the history of Alaska's indigenous people, aviation, maritime, and railways, providing a comprehensive look at Alaska's historical evolution. Park staff wear traditional early 20th-century attire, transporting visitors back to Alaska a century ago. The park also preserves a carousel and a vintage steam train, allowing visitors to experience the entertainment culture of early Alaska, making it a key destination for experiencing the historical atmosphere of Alaska's pioneering era.

Chena Lakes Swim Pavilion