Fairbanks, Alaska Train Trips

The town of Fairbanks, Alaska, has gold mining roots and legends that survive today. Now, the booming town of 31,000 boasts a University of Alaska campus and serves as an entryway to Alaska's beautiful interior. Several train excursions depart from Fairbanks, including trips to Denali National Park. Winter visitors can see Alaska's northern lights, and summer travelers can enjoy sunshine that stretches into the late evening hours.
  1. Multi-Day Adventures

    • RailsNW offers train trips that start from Fairbanks, among other Alaskan towns. Try traveling to Anchorage from Fairbanks by train and enjoy views of Mount McKinley and Denali National Park on this three-day, two-night trip. Intrepid travelers may enjoy an 11-day trek leaving from Fairbanks that includes the Arctic Circle and Glacier Bay National Park. The company also offers in-between length trips to suit the needs of most travelers.

      RailsNW Train Vacations

      10200 SW Eastridge St. Suite 210

      Portland, OR 97225

      800-717-0108

      railsnw.com

    Fairbanks to Denali National Park

    • Each day, Alaska Tour and Travel offers a train they call the Denali Star from Fairbanks to Denali National Park. The train runs from May through September and arrives in Denali Park four hours after leaving Fairbanks. Inside the park, travelers can visit North America's tallest mountain, Mount McKinley, which reaches 20,300 feet into the sky. Denali spans 6 million acres, and visitors can find hotels in which to stay while exploring the park.

      Alaska Tour and Travel

      P.O. Box 221011

      Anchorage, AK 99522

      800-208-0200

      alaskatravel.com

    Roundtrip Fairbanks to Denali National Park

    • Grey Line of Alaska offers a round trip train journey from Fairbanks to Denali National Park. Visitors can choose to stay an extra night in Denali. For people flying into Fairbanks, Grey Line will pick you up and drive you to your hotel, as part of the package. Enjoy Fairbanks on your own, or add a museum tour. The second day, travel in observation cars to Denali, where you will spend the evening. Optional activities range from a helicopter flight to river rafting. At night, try dinner theater. Visitors spend much of the day exploring the park or taking a tour, and then take the train back to Fairbanks.

      Grey Line of Alaska

      300 Elliott Avenue West

      Seattle, WA 98119

      888-452-1737

      greylinealaska.com

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