The Howling Dog Saloon

The Howling Dog Saloon 1970’s Alaska pipeline era saloon The Howling Dog Saloon is a seasonal roadhouse-style pub featuring live music on stage.
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Our beer garden has shaded picnic tables, horseshoes, and perhaps the only regulation sand volleyball court in Alaska. The Howling Dog Saloon first opened its doors in Ester in the late 1960's, when drinking age in Alaska was 19 and it was regarded as a "must go" by the University of Alaska Fairbanks community. After 1971, the Howling Dog moved to Fox, where it occupied the old Fox Store and expanded to become The Howling Dog Saloon. Through the 1970's & 80's the Dog gained popularity with a broad array of patrons as the Trans-Alaska Pipeline opened a new economy to Fairbanks and the "Haul Road" became accessible for public travel. We're located near that intersection of the Steese, old Steese and Elliott Highways, about 11 miles north of downtown Fairbanks and 500 miles south of Deadhorse/Prudhoe Bay. As the world's farthest north rock & blues nightclub, the Dog presents great live music by Alaskan and nationally-recognized talent. We also host events, car & motorcycle club meetings, fundraisers for charitable causes, reunions, receptions, and theme parties.

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2160 Old Steese Highway N
Fairbanks, AK
99712

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