Wedgewood Wildlife Sanctuary - Fairbanks, Alaska

Gloria Ramirez

Excelente atención

Valerie Miller

The hotel we stayed at was within walking distance of the trails and Creamer’s Dairy wildlife sanctuary. The trails were surrounded by trees and the path was easy to walk. Great signage, places to sit and the little lake provided such a serene view.
The wildlife sanctuary was filled with sandhill cranes during my stay and again trails throughout were flat and allowed a pleasant stroll through primarily open fields. There were some small water areas that also attracted ducks and geese. I was too early to check out the refuge’s visitor center.
I was fortunate as the mosquitoes were non-existent. These two areas were a huge bonus to an already awesome first visit to Alaska.

Johnny Salgado

Go past the apartments and near the car museum. Nice easy trail to do a run or walk around late. Very calm and serene.

There are several lookout points to stop and enjoy mostly birds, ducks, or swans.

The chances of seeing a moose are very slim. There are also a lot of interesting fungi that grow here.

In the middle of the hustle and bustle, it’s calm and quiet.(here and there you will hear an airplane land as you are close to the airport.)

Tahnee

We enjoyed the Wander Lake Trail here which is about a 1.4 mile loop. It is really easy to access from behind the auto museum. It was a really beautiful and peaceful walk. So much so that we took a second loop, and then came back again a couple of days later. There's great informational signs along the way. There is an option along the trail near the end where you can take it over to Creamer's field.

Denny Liu

It’s so freezing to walk in winter but it’s a good exercise to step on the snow. Not many people are coming and we don’t see wildlife this time.

Jessica Call

Beautiful trail and lake. We saw some small wildlife. The entrance can be difficult to find using maps

Iveta K

If you don't know this place and you have the chance, definitely go there. It's a beautiful spot with benches, informative signage and wildlife viewing spots.

Thomas Fick

Cool little slice of heaven in the city. Heavy moose activity judging by the piles of moose poo everywhere. That didn't deter us from liking to visit every day of our trip to look for them. The locals who use the trails are friendly. Saw ducks, terns, grebes and red squirrels.