Fairbanks Snow Travelers

Can you get on the Chena River out towards North Pole?

You tell him Dragonman!!!

There are just not enough "riding weekends" in the year! This sounds as if it would be a great ride for the gals and I had thought (for a very brief moment) about calling a friend and seeing if she was interested but then realized it is the finish of the Iron Dog Race and this will be a bu...

Bunny boots aren't a fashion statement? It took Steve a long time to talk me in to wearing them, now, I wouldn't wear anything else.

I used to wear jeans over either poly or silk/satin (ladies long johns), I found that in negative temps and sometimes even in the teens, I was cold. Cotton is not good in the cold, proven fact. I wear a light polar fleece pant over a base layer and it is more comfortable and warmer, also helps wick ...

It may not be a huge snow dump but it sure is better than what we had!

I'm not absolutely sure but would take a guess that the Moneymaker brothers were racing back then. The lack of suspensions makes the race look pretty brutal, amazing how age makes you appreciate a softer ride!

looks like a great day!

The North Star Fire Department will be bringing out some of their rescue equipment and do a presentation with some valuable advice on staying safe while out and about. Come on out and meet these folks that do so much for all of us!

This was to be a Summit ride, but no ride leader. Anyone have a ride they would like to do?

Thanks Dave, it was warmer out there than in town the other day. Hope it's like that tomorrow!!

Still looking for some help for the Pea Pot Ride......700+ people listed on our website, must be a lot of busy people this weekend!

Shirley says the lodge will be open for breakfast beginning at 9 am. This afternoon it was almost 30 degrees there at 1 pm and lots of sunshine! It sounds as if there are some great prizes for the Pea Pot Ride and there will be door prizes plus some other give aways!! Now, we just need a couple more...

Will be doing a follow-up meeting at the lodge today. The lodge is usually open at 10 am for breakfast but I will verify that and post here. The trail will be marked before the ride as well as the "Pea Pot stops". Still could use a couple of folks to lend a hand, it would be nice to get th...

The trail is the Chatanika Loop: This trail is 37.99 miles. You start out at Chatanika Lodge, take the Orange to Four Corners (4corner) and keep going straight through to Olnes Pond where you cross the Elliott Hwy (Elliott1), cross the hwy and take the Pipeline Accessroad to the Pipeline (pipeline),...