・ Take Chena Hot Springs Road East
・ Follow the green mile markers to Mile Post 20.5
・ Take a RIGHT onto Grange Hall Road
・ Take a LEFT onto Snow Leopard Drive
・ We are NOT located on Snow Leopard Drive
・ Take a RIGHT onto Gettinger Road
・ Follow the GREEN ”The Mushing Co-op” directional signs
・ Continue STRAIGHT, DO NOT turn into the private residences

・ Take Chena Hot Springs Road West
・ Travel 35.6 miles on CHSR
・ DO NOT take Kauffman Lane
・ PASS Kauffman Lane and continue to Mile Post 21
・ Take a LEFT onto Grange Hall Road
・ Follow the above directions from Grange Hall

Under no circumstances should you use Kauffman Lane to get to our location, it is a DEAD END. If you are using a GPS system that directs you down Kauffman Lane, it is wrong. Always use Grange Hall Rd to access Snow Leopard Drive. Please respect our neighbors privacy, thank you!

We do not recommend using ride-sharing apps like Uber or Lyft. Two Rivers is not on their regular routes, so requesting a return ride to Fairbanks is not an option, and drivers may leave you stranded.

We highly recommend renting a vehicle, as most adventure tours and attractions are located outside Fairbanks city limits. Additionally, if you want to experience the Northern Lights, it’s best to get away from the city’s light pollution.

For winter driving, we suggest choosing a vehicle that is winterized (with battery and oil pan warmers, as well as studded and/or winter tires) and equipped with four-wheel or all-wheel drive. Options like Toyota 4Runners, all-wheel drive Subarus or four-wheel drive pick up trucks are great choices.

If you’re renting from a larger agency (such as Hertz or Enterprise), we recommend booking your vehicle over the phone to ensure you secure a four-wheel or all-wheel drive option. It’s also essential to confirm that the vehicle comes with winter tires.

Alaska 4x4 Rentals

Turo

Go North Alaska

Alaska Auto Rental

Below is a shuttle services that has passed our strict guidelines for being punctual, safe, clean and friendly.

Cold Compass Tours (907) 371-0941

Scheduling a taxi service is similar to the below ride share apps. IF you schedule a taxi you must request that driver stays for the duration of your tour OR schedule a pick up immediately upon arrival.

We do not recommend booking a ride share app like Uber or Lyft. Two Rivers is not part of the drivers daily route, therefore requesting a return ride to Fairbanks is not an available option and the drivers will leave you stranded.

IF YOU USE UBER/LYFT you must request that driver stays for the duration of your tour. Unfortunately, this request is not always a possible for the driver. We must emphasize that the driver does not drop you off, they must wait for the duration of your tour.

Go Slow: Roads can be slick with ice and may have snow drifts. Allow yourself at least an hour to reach your destination.

Do Not Tailgate: Ice and brakes don’t mix. Give the driver in front of you enough space to stop unexpectedly.

Watch Out for Moose: Moose are common in the area and often cross the road. Their dark coats blend in with their surroundings, so keep a watchful eye.

Know Where You're Going: Alaska is renowned for its beauty and remoteness, but cell phone service can be unreliable. Make sure to screenshot your directions before leaving your lodging.

Pack Warm Clothes: In case of an accident, having layers will help keep you warm if your vehicle battery dies.

Soft Shoulders: The edges of the road may appear shallow, but it’s best not to test it with your tires. Stay within your designated lane.

Plug in Your Vehicle: The cords hanging from the front of your vehicle are for a reason. If it’s -20°F or colder, or if you plan to be parked for more than six hours, be sure to plug your vehicle in.

Go Slow: We emphasize this again because your safety and that of your passengers is paramount. We’re patient and will wait for you!

Northern Lights Viewing: Perhaps the most important tip—do not stop on the side of the road to view the Northern Lights. This is dangerous for you and oncoming drivers. If you spot the Aurora, please proceed to a designated pull-out, keep your headlights on, and do not walk into the road.

Stay safe and enjoy your adventure in Alaska!

Go Slow: After a long winter, our roads can have frost heaves that are dangerous at high speeds. We recommend traveling Chena Hot Springs Road at around 50 mph for your safety.

Do Not Tailgate: It's always a good practice to maintain a safe following distance, especially in a state where wildlife is abundant—like our impressive bull moose, which can weigh around 1,500 lbs!

Know Where You're Going: While Alaska is renowned for its stunning beauty, it’s not known for reliable cell phone service. Be sure to screenshot your directions before leaving your lodging.

Drive safely and enjoy your time in Alaska!