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Tiny Home On The Dome w/ Hot Tub

This one of a kind cabin, offers the most spectacular 270° views for both sunrise, sunset, and Aurora viewing! Sitting on top of the locally popular Ester Dome, this unique cabin overlooks all of Fairbanks and the surrounding areas. Just 11 miles to the airport, there is amazing hiking/biking trails nearby. With a surplus of windows, the breathtaking Alaskan tundra/mountains are highlighted. Inside this custom built cabin, there is a cozy living room and a fully functional kitchen/bathroom.

Skip the lights tour, enjoy them from a Hot Tub!

I spent over two years looking for the best place to have an Airbnb in the area, and this was the winning spot! It is less than 20 minutes from the airport. You are in a quiet, peaceful place with over 40 acres of trees and wildlife around. The home is on Murphy Dome which is the best point to see the lights and you can easily see the lights from the comfort of this comfy vacation home. Hunting, fishing, hiking...all walking distance! My car is available for rent as well if you need transport.

Coop Cabin, a Tiny Alaskan Cabin with Denali Views

We acknowledge the Alaska Native nations upon whose ancestral lands our cabins reside. In Nenana, our Coop Cabin is located on the ancestral lands of the Tanana Athabascan people. Have a true Alaskan experience as you cozy up in this tiny cabin with a view of "The Big One." You'll be a stone's throw from the iconic Nenana river and famous Alaska Railroad, with plenty of opportunity for moose sighting. Located an hour (55mi) south of Fairbanks and an hour (60mi) north of Denali National Park.

Denali Homestead's Cozy Cabin 1

This Cozy Cabin is hosted on the homestead property of 4-time Iditarod Champion, Jeff King. Conveniently located 8 miles south of the entrance to Denali Park, it is close to all the local attractions, while being slightly off the beaten path. Our cabin is brand new and offers all the amenities without the bustle of the busy hotels. Here at Husky Homestead our neighbors are Denali Air. Noise can be expected during the day, and on occasion our dogs will alert us to wildlife in the area.

☆Denali Sunset House-wild views, creature comforts

A spacious craftsman-built home perched on a ridge at the edge of the park. You will enjoy beautiful mountain views out every window. You won't even notice the lack of a TV. There is a full kitchen and an outdoor grill. Spacious bedrooms and comfortable beds ensure you’ll get a good nights sleep. Our house was designed with a focus on providing relaxing spaces. Our home has been featured in Travel & Leisure's "7 Stunning Homes Near National Parks You Can Book on VRBO."

The Bus Stop ( Zen Den)- An experience to remember

The Zen Den has spectacular views of the Outer Alaska Range! Perfect for 2 or group of 4.. Tucked away a few miles north of Healy this site provides you with true seclusion and serenity. Only 20 minutes drive to Denali National Park and a host of outdoor activities that include: zipline, hiking, rafting, horseback riding, fly tours, custom personal tours. Perfect for long or short stays. You're sure to leave with a lifetime memorable experience and stay.

Sweet Seclusions Cabin with Hot shower

Get away from the crowds and experience the peacefulness of the Alaska wilderness in this secluded cabin. This beautiful 12 x 20 cabin is nestled in the woods, just 17 miles north of Healy and 30 miles north of Denali National Park . Relax on the deck which faces the beautiful Alaskan mountains (visible on a clear day) and watch for moose and other wildlife.

Denali Escape - 1 Room Cabin

Our Ridgetop Cabins make a great escape from the hustle and bussle of the Denali Canyon. Enjoy your day out in the wilderness and come back to relax in your quiet getaway. We are close enough to enjoy all that Denali National Park has to offer, but far enough to appreciate the vast wilderness which is Alaska. There is a private bathroom with a shower/tub.

Log cabin w/bathroom and screened covered porch

Unique hand built log cabin. My wife and I built it ourselves in 2005 for a gift store which we ran until we started having kids. Some Alaskan artwork is displayed in the cabin. We've added a bathroom, a kitchen and a covered and screened-in porch in the front. The location is great for the Fairbanks area.