Even though the building it is not open in the winter, the signs and displays outside were very interesting and give insight into a little piece of history. Beautiful when everything is covered in snow. Great place to park and watch for the Northern Lights at night. More

Very impressive construction. It is worth it the time to stop by and learn about it More

We didn't stay long as it was a chilly day, but it was a good place to see the pipeline that caused so much controversy and put Alaska on the map! More

easy access from the road, nice photo op - informative signs tell you a bit about the pipeline. More

This was an interesting place to see the pipeline in all it's glory and to learn a little history about it as well.. More

Signs guide you through the pipeline history and process. Not much else is worth stopping for except to say", I went there." and take a few pics. I spent about 15 minutes total and kept going. More

Very nice and No dislikes Helpful very helpful, very helpful, very helpful More

Located just off of the highway a few miles north of Fairbanks, the Pipeline Visitor Center is a nice stop! I have only been here in the winter, when the Center itself was closed, but it is still on my list of places to take visitors! You can explore and take pictures for about 30 minutes. There are displays and... More

We went to see where the pipeline comes above ground. The information available at the site -- even when the visitor center is not open -- is interesting and readily understandable. More