Moving to fairbanks alaska

An almost untouched wilderness, Alaska offers those willing to brave harsh winters a truly unique lifestyle.

This article will cover all the essentials and non-essentials you should consider buying before moving to Alaska. There are two main reasons to buy items before heading to Alaska. 1. To save on costs, especially over the long term, and 2. To get things that you can't purchase once you're here.

20 unique things to do in Fairbanks Alaska in summer that you can't experience anywhere else in Alaska or the world.

Alaska, the last frontier. People have long dreamed of escaping the hustle and bustle of their lives for adventure and a more relaxed pace of life. In this article I will go over 25 things to know about before moving to Alaska.

Get the comprehensive guide for visiting Fairbanks, Alaska in winter! Fairbanks, Alaska in winter is known for the World Ice Art Championships, Northern Lights, cross-country skiing, and so much else. It is a great place to visit in the winter months if you’re looking for adventure. While you might not be enjoying an ice cream in the heat of the sun like you would a typical vacation, you will be taking in the best that Alaska has to offer.

Heading to Alaska in winter? Well, it is a different type of cold that you should be prepared for. Here is the ultimate guide on how to dress for Alaska in winter.

There are many free activities to see and do during your stay in Fairbanks that the whole family can enjoy. From museums and cultural centers, to things you can only see in Alaska, there are a lot of things to do while in Fairbanks that should be on everyone's must-see list. And best of all, they're free!

A military assignment to Alaska is like none other! You'll have many questions before your PCS move to Alaska. Start here!

Headed to Fairbanks this summer? Here are the best things to do in Fairbanks, from history to outdoor adventure to local food and drink.

Are you planning on moving to Alaska or are just curious about the cost of living here? Check out this post to see the cost of winter in Alaska.