Bridgewater Fairbanks
723 1st Ave Fairbanks, Alaska, 99701-4448, United States
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Fairbanks - Gateway to Alaska's Interior
Fairbanks (Alaska’s second city) is where we based ourselves for a few days in which we flew up to Barrow and did a few other things. It is one of those American cities that sprawls for miles and doesn’t really have much of a downtown area. Not necessarily the most attractive city, although they have spruced up the area along the …
Fairbanks, Day 16
Boy did it rain I had came a downpour Just before we got to town the streets were flooded the water was up past the floorboards on the bikes but if you keep moving the front tires pushed the water back. The motels were full on the highway but found this Hotel on the GPS very nice down on the river and they serve a big famly style breakfast. We ate …
Fairbanks, Day 16
We got out of Tok but got rained on last night so had to put up a wet camp." I dont like that". Only about 200+ miles to Fairbanks the road is still chip and seal there was several miles the DOT had just ground up to a gravel road and was repaving so we had several construction delays but i asume that is always going on with the peremafrost and …
The Artic Circle Ride, Day 17
Today we made the run from Fairbanks to The Arctic Circle up the Dalton Highway (Haul Road) nearly 250 miles and 200 of it dirt, mud, gravel, washboard, and big trucks. The speed was 18 to 40 MPH on a big road bike. I didn't have to worry about the speed limit I never got close to it. There was one fuel stop at the Yukon River Camp, Regular gas …
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This Terminates Alaska Air Flight One
... Airport, which is one of the tiniest airports we have ever been in. The only one smaller that we could think of is the airport in Long Beach, whose name escapes me. If you’ve never been there….don’t go. Anyway, the bags came out literally within 7 minutes of landing—all four of them. A little piece of me was disappointed that I didn’t have that to stress about any longer.
We got to the hotel and ...



