Chena Hot Springs / Manley
| Chena Hot Springs Lodging |
Chena Hot Springs
is a winter favorite for locals and a summer favorite for
tourists. The hot springs were discovered in 1905 by gold
prospectors seeking to ease their painful rheumatism brought on by poor
diets and backbreaking work. Today the area boasts
hotel rooms, cabins, a campground, a bar and restaurant, and an air
strip. It offers gold panning, aurora watching, horseback riding,
dogsled rides, snow machine rides, ice-fishing, and many other outdoor
and indoor sports.
|
 Lodging in Chena Hot Springs |
Relax at
this Natural Hot Springs Resort Tent and RV sites available. Ask about CHS |
TRAVEL
TIP FROM AGENT KAREN: Although this area has auroras an average of
240 nights yearly, Karen suggests for best chance of sighting, you
should plan to stay 4-5 nights. And the Hot Springs in the Winter is
AWESOME!! Call/email Karen about her favorite winter Alaska
"Hot Spot" 
Just
60
lovely miles from downtown Fairbanks, situated in Interior Alaska,
surrounded by the breathtaking Chena River State Recreation Area. Relax
your aching muscles by soaking in the indoor pool or spas, or forget your cares
in the same natural hot springs Rock Lake that visitors have been enjoying since
the early 1900's. Whatever accommodation needs you have, this Resort, can probably oblige them. From a queen bedroom in the new Moose
Lodge, to a double room all the way to a rustic cabin. Or, if you
prefer, unwind in your own hot tub suite! Come in the winter, and when not
oohing and aahing at the Northern Lights, you can go on sleigh rides or
dogsledding adventures.
Homer Travel & Tours
