Alaska Grizzly Lodge

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Take in a breath of relaxation as you enter Alaska Grizzly Lodge Bed and Breakfast. Well situated off Chena Hot Springs Road

and the city of Fairbanks our Alaskan style lodge offers plenty of country charm.Grizzly Lodge is minutes from downtown Fairbanks yet is out in the country with moose wandering past regularly. Stroll our 20 acres past the barn and garden into birch, spruce and diamond willow trees.

Grizzly Lodge is Located Seven Scenic Miles North of Fairbanks, Alaska on Chena Hot Springs Road.
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Welcome to Fairbanks!
Visit with our playful pet menagerie of cat, dog, ducks, goat and even horses, all of which add an enchanting dimension to your stay. This romantic country setting provides a buffer from the outside world. After a day of touring downtown Fairbanks with it's museums, riverboat rides, musk ox farm or a drive to the hot springs, relax in your charming comfortable room, and in the morning savor an exceptional breakfast.
Enjoy unpretentious comfort, thoughtful attention to detail, with a touch of country charm.

Aurora viewing from your own deck. Dog mushing just down the road - link here to book a dog-mushing tour.

Information about Fairbanks, Alaska
Fairbanks is in central Alaska, on the Chena River, near its junction with the Tanana River. Fairbanks is the second largest city in Alaska and the commercial and administrative heart of the state's interior. The city is served by an international airport and is the northern terminus of the Alaska Railroad (completed 1923) and the Richardson Highway, which is connected in Delta Junction to the Alaska Highway (1942).
It is a service center for the extensive mineral development of the Alaskan far north and served as construction headquarters for the Alaska Oil Pipeline (completed 1977), which runs from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. Also important to the city's economy are the University of Alaska at Fairbanks (1917), and nearby Fort Wainwright and Eielson Air Force Base. Denali National Park and Preserve, the site of Mount McKinley, and several hot springs resorts are in the area. The annual World Eskimo-Indian Olympics are held in Fairbanks in July.
The city was founded in 1902 with the discovery of gold nearby and grew as a mining camp. It was incorporated as a city in 1903. It is named for Charles W. Fairbanks, the vice president of the United States from 1905 to 1909. Population 22,645 (1980); 30,843 (1990).

Above is pictured a moose as viewed from the Grizzly Lodge deck enjoying a complimentary breakfast of willow. To the right, swans migrating through Fairbanks last Fall.