Camp Denali & North Face Lodge
(06/11/07) Camp Denali & North Face LodgeSee less
available at campdenali.com
Campgrounds & RV Parks in Southcentral & Gulf Coast
(06/11/07) Campgrounds & RV Parks in Southcentral & Gulf CoastSee less
available at bizlink.themilepost.com
Alaska and Western Canada are filled with many outstanding destinations. We list only a few of them here, and include...
(06/11/07) Alaska and Western Canada are filled with many outstanding destinations. We list only a few of them here, and include those sights that rank in the top 15 statistically in terms of number of visitors as the most-visited attractions in the North. We encourage you to explore The MILEPOST® and learn about all of the unique and wonderful attractions that the North Country has to offer. There are some truly memorable places that tourists have not discovered yet! The MILEPOST® will help you identify the fun, unusual, rewarding, educational and cultural activities and attractions that can be found in the areas you're visiting. The MILEPOST® will also give you the fundamental information you need to plan a successful trip North.See less
available at themilepost.com
Here are the results of your Camping and RV Parks search. Take advantage of My Alaska Trip to collect business listings...
(06/11/07) Here are the results of your Camping and RV Parks search. Take advantage of My Alaska Trip to collect business listings from throughout the site to create a customized Alaska vacation planner to help make your trip to Alaska a success. Simply click on the Add to My Alaska Trip button next to a listing you would like to save. NEW! View a grid of the services provided at various Alaska Campgrounds »See less
Bordering the turquoise waters... available at travelalaska.com
The great state of Alaska is served by two railroads -- the Alaska Railroad and the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway....
(06/11/07) The great state of Alaska is served by two railroads -- the Alaska Railroad and the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway. The Alaska Railroad is the busier of the two. Its two routes shuttle summer sightseers between Seward and Anchorage and Anchorage, Denali and Fairbanks. The state-owned railroad also offers weekend service between Anchorage and Fairbanks in the winter. The White Pass & Yukon Route railway, based in Skagway, is a popular excursion for cruise-ship passengers. The historic route, which echoes the trip taken by stampeders during the Klondike gold rush of the late 1890s, crosses into Canada and returns to Skagway two or three times a day during the cruise-ship season.See less
available at alaska.com
Camping in Alaska puts vacationers right in the middle of gorgeous scenery, where the fishing is good and where...
(06/11/07) Camping in Alaska puts vacationers right in the middle of gorgeous scenery, where the fishing is good and where activities abound. Tent and RV/motorhome campgrounds are found all along Alaska's highway system of paved and gravel roads. Look for parkland campgrounds near the national and state parks and in many places in the Tongass and Chugach national forests. Campgrounds are even near downtown of Anchorage and Fairbanks, and a short walk from the downtowns in Seward, Valdez and Homer, Skagway, Haines, Talkeetna, Soldotna and Kenai. Many campgrounds have amenities such as stores and showers. Often, the campgrounds are also RV-friendly, with electrical and water hookups and sanitary dumps. Top-notch hiking, rafting, kayaking, fishing, glaciers and historical and cultural exhibits may be nearby. Of course, you should expect to see wildlife anywhere in the state. And for people who come to Alaska to see the wild land, there's plenty of that, too. In many places, all you have to do is...See less
There's still gold in Alaska's hills and streams -- and you can have some of it with a little work. You may pan for gold...
(06/11/07) There's still gold in Alaska's hills and streams -- and you can have some of it with a little work. You may pan for gold for free in a number of places without the danger of being shot as a claim jumper. For example, people with a gleam in their eye can pan the beach east of Nome; several streams in the Interior, including the one where the Fairbanks gold rush began; several streams in Southcentral Alaska, including the Kenai Peninsula; in places along the Dalton Highway; and in some streams in Southeast. Some companies that charge for tours of towns and mining areas also have panning areas, complete with gold pans and soil that sometimes is salted with "color." Pans, shovels and loupes can be bought in mining supply shops and discount stores. As you're panning and sifting through the muck, remember that nothing that glitters is gold. You're looking instead for a gleam. Panning: How to and where to Here are some links to maps and how-to information: * Kenai Peninsula: U.S. Geological...See less
Entrance Fee The Park entrance fee is $10.00 per person or $20.00 per vehicle. This fee provides the visitor a 7-day...
(06/11/07) Entrance Fee The Park entrance fee is $10.00 per person or $20.00 per vehicle. This fee provides the visitor a 7-day entrance permit. The entrance fee is collected when you purchase a bus ticket or a campground stay. If you are not taking a bus or staying in a campground, please pay your entrance fee at the Denali Visitor Center when you arrive.See less
available at nps.gov
The Eagle River Nature Center is operated by Friends of Eagle River Nature Center, a community supported non-profit...
(06/11/07) The Eagle River Nature Center is operated by Friends of Eagle River Nature Center, a community supported non-profit organization. With the assistance of hundreds of volunteers and partners, the Nature Center offers nature studies for children and adults, 9 miles of hiking trails, and public use facilities for overnight camping. Please place your cursor on the above photo for additional links to programs, activities, volunteer opportunities and cabin/yurt use.See less
available at ernc.org
* June 1 - Alaska Brass (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * June 6 - Wade Hampton Miller * June 8 - 9th Army Band, Alaska...
(06/11/07) * June 1 - Alaska Brass (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * June 6 - Wade Hampton Miller * June 8 - 9th Army Band, Alaska Big Band * June 13 - Top Cover (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * June 15 - AWAIC Festival in Town Square * June 20 - Midnight Starlight * June 22 - SECBOB * June 27 - Dixie Express (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * June 29 - Highland Bagpipe Competition * July 6 - Terry Holder * July 11 - Alaska Brass (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * July 13 - Jared Woods * July 18 - The Greatlanders (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * July 20 - Sneaky Feeling * July 25 - Melissa Bledsoe Fisher (Jazz Mom) * July 27 - Derry Aires * August 1 - Detour * August 3 - Galway Days Band (Irish) * August 8 - Karenodie & Paul * August 10 - Jazz Combo (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * August 15 - The Greatlanders (Air Force Band of the Pacific) * August 17 - Latin Jazz Quintet * August 22 - Karenodie & Paul * August 24 - 9th Army Band, JalminÂ’ Salmon Dixie Band * August 29 - Top Cover (Air Force...See less
Free available at anchoragedowntown.org
Summary: The trail starts with a wooden staircase and switchbacks through hemlock until reaching the alpine tundra at...
(06/11/07) Summary: The trail starts with a wooden staircase and switchbacks through hemlock until reaching the alpine tundra at Blueberry hill. The last few hundred feet are steep & rocky. The views are great from the top of the 3550 ft peak. On clear days Mt. McKinley and Mt Redoubt can easily be seen. If so desired a person can continue along the ridge to the southeast to the next two peaks, elevations 3658 ft. and 4111 ft. During the summer and winter solstice the Mountaineering Club of Alaska holds overnight camp-outs on the summit, despite the lack of water. Rated easy-moderate due to the elevation gain in the short distance and bad trail conditions near the top. The trail holds several potential hazards. Exercise extreme caution as you approach the summit. Several hikers have been seriously injured after slipping on the loose rocks and falling off the side. Stay between the markers that are set near the summit. Novices may have problems. Not recommended for small children. Trailhead: Drive...See less
available at localhikes.com
* Maximum Speed: 26 miles per hour (42 kilometers per hour) * Average Time: Winter: 4 minutes, Summer: 8 minutes *...
(06/11/07) * Maximum Speed: 26 miles per hour (42 kilometers per hour) * Average Time: Winter: 4 minutes, Summer: 8 minutes * Capacity: 60-passenger maximum per car. 800 passengers per hour maximum in the winter. * Elevation of Lower Tram Terminal: 306 feet (93 meters) * Elevation of Glacier Tram Terminal: 2,334 feet (711 meters) * Vertical Rise: 2,025 feet (617 meters) * Length of Span: 3,869 feet (1179 meters)See less
Non-resident Adult $16 $22 ... available at alaska.org
We are happy to teach you the techniques of gold panning with gold guaranteed in every one of our paydirt buckets. We...
(06/11/07) We are happy to teach you the techniques of gold panning with gold guaranteed in every one of our paydirt buckets. We have a variety of sizes for sale. Larger buckets have more gold flakes and the two largest sizes (Fort Knox and Peter Strong) have gold nuggets. * Sunrise bucket - $3.00 * Klondike bucket - $5.00 * Motherlode bucket - $10.00 * Fort Knox bucket - $20.00 * Peter Strong Special bucket - $50.00 How does gold panning work? Gold is much heavier than ordinary sand, nineteen times heavier than an equal amount of water, therefore it sinks to the bottom of the pan before the dirt settles. We will show you how to seperate the sand, rocks and dirt from the gold using the old time gold miner's technique. With the right swirling motion gold will stay on the bottom while you wash away the dirt. When you see all your gold we'll help you put it into a vial of water and seal it for you to take home. The children really get a kick out of learning how to pan for gold and getting to take...See less
available at indianvalleymine.com
The Bridge restaurant — a historic landmark and culinary destination in the heart of Ship Creek, Anchorage’s original...
(06/11/07) The Bridge restaurant — a historic landmark and culinary destination in the heart of Ship Creek, Anchorage’s original town site. Spanning historic Ship Creek, The Bridge offers breathtaking views of the Chugach Mountain Range, the mighty Cook Inlet and Anchorage’s downtown skyline. Summertime dining guests can also enjoy the fishing action below. In addition to the spectacular location, The Bridge offers a wide selection of gourmet cuisine , featuring fresh seafood, choice cuts of meat, pasta dishes, and vegetarian choices, as well as an extensive wine list and selection of locally brewed beers. The Bridge currently serves lunch and dinner Monday through Friday, dinner on Saturday, and brunch on Sunday. Reservations are recommended. Catering services and private event facilities are also available.See less
available at thebridgesalmonbakeandgrill.com
This is an information only website. We do not collect, retrieve or store any information from this site.
(06/11/07) This is an information only website. We do not collect, retrieve or store any information from this site.See less
The mint tea is amazing available at aladdinsak.com
Grilled Steak, Mozz. & Prov. Chipotle Sauce (a smoked jalapeno sauce), Red Onions, Roma Tomatoes, Zesty Sour Cream,...
(06/11/07) Grilled Steak, Mozz. & Prov. Chipotle Sauce (a smoked jalapeno sauce), Red Onions, Roma Tomatoes, Zesty Sour Cream, Cilantro, Lime Wedge, Garlic & Olive Oil. - S $9.95 M $19.95 L $24.95See less
Pepperoni, Blackened Chicken,... available at moosestooth.net
When you travel Alaska's Roads To Adventure you shed your day-to-day existence and find new life as Alaskans have done....
(06/11/07) When you travel Alaska's Roads To Adventure you shed your day-to-day existence and find new life as Alaskans have done. As you travel, your late model motorhome from Great Alaskan Holidays in Anchorage surrounds you with all the comforts of home. Your Alaska RV rental vacation awakens your spirit of discovery. Before your adventure begins, take a "Virtual Tour" of each of our motorhomes. You'll discover one that is just right for you. If you click ABOUT US above, "Our Customers Say It Best" will tell you of the experiences of others, and "Compare Us" will allow you to compare us to our competition and discover why we are unmatched for value, amenities, and customer service. EXTRA! We own the largest selection of motorhomes with SLIDEOUT ROOMS. You can never have too much space to enjoy yourself. Call us today at:See less
available at greatalaskanholidays.com
Alaska is BIG! When planning your trip allow enough time for the region(s) you want to see and the things you want to...
(06/11/07) Alaska is BIG! When planning your trip allow enough time for the region(s) you want to see and the things you want to do. All you need to do is determine what type of activities and adventures top your “must do” list and choose the region(s) that offer those experiences. Alaska offers the following and more:See less
available at travelalaska.com
Select a region from the map above or search by keyword Alaska. Imagine your vacation in Alaska for one moment. Your...
(06/11/07) Select a region from the map above or search by keyword Alaska. Imagine your vacation in Alaska for one moment. Your delight when you spot a grizzly bear with a cub or two in tow. That instant when the silence of a misty fjord is shattered by a pod of giant humpback whales, breaching high into the air, then crashing back against the sea. While your floatplane flies over crystal glaciers, toward the midnight sun, remember: This is Alaska. This is real. This is the adventure of a lifetime. "It would take a lifetime to experience everything Alaska has to offer." -Charmaine Curtis, Seattle Traveling in Alaska is like traveling no other place on earth. There are 586,000 square miles here, and almost that many possibilities. Choose from wildlife viewing, sea kayaking and guided glacier hikes. Relax aboard a one-day cruise, pan for gold, bait a rod for Alaska’s world famous King salmon fishing. Alaska is a grand American Vacation destination you don’t want to miss! Use this site to plan your...See less
Your Inheritance awaits you in Anchorage Alaska, the gateway to all adventures yet to be discovered. Prepare to...
(06/11/07) Your Inheritance awaits you in Anchorage Alaska, the gateway to all adventures yet to be discovered. Prepare to encounter a world less known, a land so diverse yet so ordered. Here lies a land as God envisioned paradise to be. A land so magnificent that after 6 days of the divine creation, God spent the seventh in Anchorage Alaska. Here is a land so pristine and so magnificient, why would he not take a day out to enjoy his profection. And so, after creating such a perfect world, what better place to relax then the awe inspiring lands we call Alaska. She really is that beautiful, steeling the hearts of every man too ever rest eyes on her. If I sound vain then please, stop by for a visit and if you can leave with a less then enriched sensation, I will repeal these statements. But for know, as after 30 years in her midst, I am still in total awe at a land so rugged and spectacular.See less
available at alaskaanchorage.net
OverviewA lovely playground with half moon sculptures and a large picnic facility it is a long grassy area parallel to...
(06/11/07) OverviewA lovely playground with half moon sculptures and a large picnic facility it is a long grassy area parallel to the Chester Creek Greenbelt trail. It acts... moreSee less
available at travel.yahoo.com
We loved this stop. The gardens are beautifully maintained, all done by volunteers. There are many lovely trails that...
(06/11/07) We loved this stop. The gardens are beautifully maintained, all done by volunteers. There are many lovely trails that wander all...moreSee less
OverviewFrom inside the Northway Mall find an area designed as a fun zone for kids. Especially important for children of...
(06/11/07) OverviewFrom inside the Northway Mall find an area designed as a fun zone for kids. Especially important for children of Anchorage in the winter is the indoor playgroun... moreSee less
560 W 5th Ave Anchorage, AK 99501-2220 OverviewThis is the town's center for many events and celebrations. During the...
(06/11/07) 560 W 5th Ave Anchorage, AK 99501-2220 OverviewThis is the town's center for many events and celebrations. During the summer, this flower-filled park hosts concerts and festivals; while in the winter, this is the location... moreSee less
OverviewSince the late '80s, this museum has provided a place for children to learn about the miracles of science. The...
(06/11/07) OverviewSince the late '80s, this museum has provided a place for children to learn about the miracles of science. The exhibits housed here include a bubble lab, planetarium/galaxy room... moreSee less
The main thing about Kincaid are the views. The inlet, the wildlife, and the forest. Aside from that the abundance of...
(06/11/07) The main thing about Kincaid are the views. The inlet, the wildlife, and the forest. Aside from that the abundance of trails for biking...moreSee less
This is a great place to spend the day with young kids. Bring a lunch and relax. Between the water and the pirate ship,...
(06/11/07) This is a great place to spend the day with young kids. Bring a lunch and relax. Between the water and the pirate ship, they are very...moreSee less
My husband and I were in Anchorage late May/early June and biked this trail one morning. It is a fun ride - really...
(06/11/07) My husband and I were in Anchorage late May/early June and biked this trail one morning. It is a fun ride - really beautiful scenery...moreSee less
Pros: Impressive selection of Belgion beers. The berry crisp (dessert) was to die for. Cons: Where do I start? Let's...
(06/11/07) Pros: Impressive selection of Belgion beers. The berry crisp (dessert) was to die for. Cons: Where do I start? Let's start...more by A Yahoo! User I'm a local. The food is good and the atmosphere is definitely above average, but unfortunately, the only thing reliable about this...moreSee less
We headed out here after dark and never left the car. It is a great spot to sit and watch the city lights. Quiet,...
(06/11/07) We headed out here after dark and never left the car. It is a great spot to sit and watch the city lights. Quiet, peaceful, beautiful...moreSee less
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