Family-Owned Ski Resort in Fairbanks



For a small ski experience with a lot of charm, head to Mount Aurora. Their double chairlift, the "Silver Star," is state of the art, and the natural powder with no snow making required makes this a unique ski experience. Since the resort is a slave to mother nature, dates and hours vary. There is space for skiing and snowboarding, and the resort is 21 miles from downtown Fairbanks. There are 18 runs, eight of which are steep, narrow, and a real challenge, even for the most experienced skiers. There are also six outlined areas that offer an even greater challenge. When you are worn out from skiing, head to the lodge where you can enjoy warm beverages, soups, and delicious homemade pastries. There are other restaurants nearby including steakhouses, Italian bistros, and buffets, all within five miles of the resort. There are also numerous bed and breakfast and hotel establishments nearby, so after a long day of skiing you will not need to worry about driving far. For a unique, out of the way ski experience, that is as much fun for the kids and teens as it is for the young adults and seniors, head to Mount Aurora Skiland just outside of Fairbanks.

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