By Air

Fairbanks International Airport (FAI)
Fairbanks is served by a modern international airport with direct flights from Anchorage, Seattle, Minneapolis, and seasonal service from Chicago, Denver, and other U.S. cities. Major airlines include Alaska Airlines, Delta, and United.
6450 Airport Way, Fairbanks, AK 99709

By Car

From Anchorage: Drive north on the scenic George Parks Highway (AK-3) — approximately 360 miles (6.5–7.5 hours), with Denali National Park midway.
From Canada/Lower 48: Enter Alaska via the Alaska Highway (ALCAN) through Tok, then follow the Richardson Highway (AK-2) north to Fairbanks (200 miles from Tok).
From Valdez or Glennallen: Use the Richardson Highway (AK-4) heading north through Delta Junction.
Note: Winter driving requires preparation — snow tires, chains, and survival gear are recommended.

By Train

Alaska Railroad offers year-round rail service to Fairbanks from Anchorage, with stops in Denali, Talkeetna, and Wasilla.

Summer: Denali Star Route (scenic tourism experience)
Winter: Aurora Winter Train (reduced schedule)
Fairbanks Depot: 1745 Johansen Expy, Fairbanks, AK 99701
1-800-544-0552

By Bus or Shuttle

Seasonal shuttle services such as Alaska/Yukon Tours and Premier Alaska Tours operate between Anchorage, Denali, and Fairbanks in summer months.
There are no regular public bus lines connecting Fairbanks to other cities, so self-driving or rail is preferred.