Project Jukebox

Digital Branch of the University of Alaska Fairbanks Oral History Program

Travel Route

Assessing travel conditions at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 8

Ben Nungasak, Interview 1, Part 1

Breaking through ice on Hay Slough

Channel Changes Slide 21

Charles Slaughter Slide 16

Charles Slaughter Slide 17

Charles Slaughter Slide 21

Charles Slaughter Slide 4

Charlie Edwardsen, Sr., Interview 2, Part 2

Checking end of sandbar at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 12

Checking open water at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 20

Cora Demit

Depression of refrozen ice at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 10

Eddie Hildebrand, Part 1

Edge of open water at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 20

Fred Hope

Hidden open holes and collapsed ice at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 8

Ice collapse at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 17

Ice collapse at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 19

Knut Kielland Slide 11

Knut Kielland Slide 12

Knut Kielland Slide 18

Marking trail on lower Tanana River

Nels and Rose Hedlund, Part 1

Old snowmachine track across ice collapse at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 14

Open lead between Howard Luke's camp and Perkin's Landing

Open water on trail along south bank below Walt Peirce's cabin

Paul Starr

Portage trail at Hay Slough

Risks of river travel in the area 12 miles below mouth of Manley Slough

Sam Demientieff Slide 10

Sea Ice Project Jukebox

Slough on opposite side of river from Hot Slough

Snow drifting over trail at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 22

Snowmachine trail at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 22

Stay on established trails

Staying on trail at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 10

Trail avoids thin ice in Mo's Slough

Trail dropping off sandbar at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 13

Trail markers at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 12

Trail skirting edge of refrozen ice at Fairbanks to Nenana Stop 10

Traveling on sandbars on lower Tanana River

Vincent Nageak, Sr., Interview 1

Vincent Nageak, Sr., Interview 2

Water along trail on south bank below Walt Peirce's cabin

Wilson Justin, Interview 1, Part 1