Ski Resort

Ski Land Ski and Snowboard Area

Experience thrilling runs and stunning mountain views at Ski Land Ski and Snowboard Area in Fairbanks, AK. Family-friendly with on-site dining, live shows, and Aurora viewing opportunities.

2315 Skiland Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99712, United States 4.3/5 (260 reviews)
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Is this stay right for your trip?

Discover if Ski Land Ski and Snowboard Area fits your skiing preferences and travel style.

Best for

Families LGBTQ+ travelers Kids

Travel style

Outdoor adventure Ski & snowboard Nature lovers

Stay vibe

Casual & welcoming Relaxed atmosphere Friendly staff

Good to know

Limited parking Single lift area Open Fri–Mon

About this stay

Ski Land Ski and Snowboard Area offers a distinctive ski resort experience nestled in a scenic mountain setting known for its breathtaking mountain views and pristine powder snow. With terrain catering to a range of abilities—from gentle green slopes to more challenging blue and black runs—this resort adapts smoothly for beginners and seasoned skiers alike. A single lift services the mountain, making navigation straightforward while allowing ample untouched space for exploration.

Onsite amenities enhance comfort and convenience, featuring a welcoming bar and restaurant serving simple yet satisfying fare, plus free Wi-Fi and clean, accessible restrooms. Families will appreciate the kid-friendly focus and the innovative 'magic carpet' conveyor lift for beginners, while the resort’s commitment to inclusivity shines through its family-friendly and LGBTQ+ welcoming atmosphere, along with wheelchair-accessible parking and restrooms.

For those drawn to natural wonders, evening packages provide cozy viewing of the Northern Lights, complete with drinks and snacks to complement the aurora spectacle. The ski area also engages active military visitors with dedicated discounts and keeps spirits high with live performances during the season’s peak days. Whether here for a day trip or an extended stay in nearby cabins, guests find a uniquely relaxed mountain vibe, shaped by friendly staff and rhythm of the slopes.

Expansive fresh powder and untouched runs Family-friendly & inclusive environment Free Wi-Fi at coffee shop and lodge Onsite bar and restaurant with simple menus Live performances & active military discounts

What makes this stay special

A few reasons this stay stands out from the others.

Beginner-friendly innovation

The magic carpet conveyor lift for the bunny hill eases first-timers into skiing, creating an inviting learning environment for kids and novices.

Welcoming and inclusive atmosphere

Respectful of all guests, from families to LGBTQ+ travelers, the resort fosters a safe, friendly space that embraces diversity and accessibility.

Northern Lights viewing experience

Evening packages provide warmth and comfort with drinks and snacks while guests marvel at the breathtaking aurora overhead.

Wide-open skiing terrain

The loose, unruly vibe on the mountain encourages exploration of unclosed, unroped runs, letting skiers find fresh lines throughout the day.

Amenities that matter

A full view of what's available — and what's not — so you can decide with confidence.

  • Onsite services
  • Active military discounts
  • Live performances
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Bar onsite
  • Restaurant
  • Restroom
  • Wi-Fi
  • Family-friendly
  • LGBTQ+ friendly
  • Transgender safespace
  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments
  • Good for kids
  • Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Location and nearby places

Convenient access and notable attractions near Ski Land Ski and Snowboard Area

  • Fairbanks International Airport (FAI) 15 minutes by car
  • Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge 10 minutes by car
  • Chena River State Recreation Area 20 minutes by car
  • Murphy Dome Lookout 25 minutes by car
  • Fairbanks Local Transit Limited service; private transport recommended
The ski resort is best reached by car or taxi from Fairbanks International Airport. Nearby natural attractions offer plenty to explore after skiing adventures.

What the stay feels like

A short editorial tour through a typical day at Ocean View Resort.

Daytime Adventure

Morning light reveals immaculate pistes and shimmering snow blankets, inviting families and solo riders to glide amid majestic mountain vistas under clear skies.

Cozy Interlude

A warm refuge in the coffee shop offers fragrant brews and cinnamon rolls, where laughter and friendly chatter breathe life into chilly afternoons.

Evening Magic

As darkness falls, the spectacle of northern lights dances across the sky, framed by a quiet lodge atmosphere enhanced by gentle warmth, shared stories, and glowing spirits.

Traveler reviews

What recent guests say about their stay.

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Daniel Peters
May 20, 2026

"I took the kids to learn to ski here today. We had a blast. I paid for a 2 hour instruction for them. That went great. They've installed what they call a magic carpet ride. It's a conveyor belt for the bunny hill. That was a great addition. The staff were very friendly. I got to make a few runs while the kids were learning. It was one of the most beautiful days out there. Mountain views everywhere. We will..."

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Peter Borschowa
May 18, 2026

"Awesome powder. Visited on a Sunday and could hardly believe how much untouched or barely touched terrain there was. Never waited for a lift."

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Pascale Clerc
May 03, 2026

"It was an awesome opening powder day! The cafe was open with lots of options, I always love to get the cinnamon rolls. Binkley's Bowl was my favorite today! So excited for the season to come"

于旅
Apr 09, 2026

"The place is certainly incredible for Aurora fans. The views from hill are breathtaking. The staff were very friendly to us.We are blessed to have amazing time of viewing the Aurora showings.It costs $30 per person,a little bit pricey. But don’t be hesitated,it’s worthy. Be with grateful for everything and everyone you meet, blessings will always be with you."

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Legal Name Here
Feb 18, 2026

"Best ski spot in the interior of the state. There's a decent amount of room to enjoy a new line every run, sadly there's no park (not a single jump to be found). The place has a very loose vibe; not a whole lot of closed signs or slow signs, no roped-off runs (you can ski whatever you want without being hassled). I can't speak on the food, or the bar because I stick to the mountain when I'm here...."

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Antonio Escobar
Feb 14, 2026

"For Fairbanks is worth a five star, obviously it's not at the level of Jackson hole or Colorado or Japan for ski resort, but is a very nice place. Nice powder snow, it wasn't icy, it wasn't crowded, long enough rides that you don't feel you're back into the lift very quick. There's only one lift, all the trails in at the end of the same lift. We were there on the Monday, it seems it only opens from Friday..."

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Karsten Sierra
Feb 10, 2026

"Very different in covid times. They've done a great job limiting the amount of people in the building and having space for people to stay 6 ft apart. All employees were so nice and helpful. Only downsides were the lift felt as if it was too long and could only skii from 11-2. But its all understandable i think!"

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jose rincon
Feb 03, 2026

"I thought it was an excellent place to visit. I recommend it so you can enjoy the great activities they offer there. It's super cold, obviously, because of the season; it's minus 24 degrees Celsius, but it's still a fantastic experience. Afterward, you can go to the cafe and have a delicious, hot coffee to warm up before driving back. So, go check it out, and if you want to stay in some lovely cabins to appreciate the beautiful Northern..."

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to things travelers often ask about this stay.

The resort operates mainly from Friday to Monday, with limited daily hours, often around mid-day to early afternoon.
Yes, ski instruction is offered for kids and beginners, including a bunny hill with a conveyor lift for easy learning.
The resort is family-friendly, LGBTQ+ inclusive, good for kids, and has wheelchair accessible parking and restrooms, though no wheelchair accessible entrance is available.
Amenities include a bar, restaurant, restrooms, and Wi-Fi. Credit, debit, and NFC mobile payments are accepted.
Active military personnel receive special discounts at the resort.
Parking is available but limited; visitors have noted that availability can vary depending on the day.
Yes, the location offers excellent Aurora viewing opportunities, with special night packages available including drinks and snacks.
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