Sustainable Alaska Businesses
Alaska offers unforgettable experiences, and you can choose to make your adventure even more meaningful by supporting businesses that prioritize sustainability. Travel Alaska is proud to support Adventure Green Alaska (AGA), a statewide certification program for tourism businesses who are committed to economic, environmental, social, and cultural sustainability. Since 2009, Adventure Green Alaska has been recognizing standout businesses who lead the way in sustainable travel.
AGA-certified businesses demonstrate that outstanding Alaska adventures can also support local cultures, protect natural environments, and uplift the communities that make this state so special. Whether you're booking a short excursion, a place to stay, or a multi-day adventure, choosing an AGA-certified businesses is an easy way to align your travels with your values.
Explore our list of AGA-certified businesses below to discover travel experiences that leave a positive impact.
Adventure Green Alaska Certified Businesses
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Experience the charm and comfort of the Golden North Inn, a family-owned gem in Fairbanks. Offering cozy, clean rooms at affordable rates, we...
Join us for a day of fly-in bear viewing, safely observing grizzlies foraging sedge grass, salmon, and more (depending on the season) in remote...
ALASKA FISHING PACKAGES & GUIDED FISHING TRIPS 20+ years of experience and located on the Kenai Peninsula. You can enjoy fishing the Kenai and...
Discovery Voyages is Alaska's original small ship cruise, showing Prince William Sound, the Chugach National Forest, and Nellie Juan-College...
Join us for a day of fly-in bear viewing, safely observing grizzlies foraging sedge grass, salmon, and more (depending on the season) in remote...
The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (AWCC) is located in Portage Valley and is surrounded by the breathtaking Chugach Mountain Range and...
Alaska’s Best Wildlife and Glacier Cruise Since 1978 There’s no telling what magical sights await as you journey up the coast from Seward on one...
Built in 1898 to open the Klondike to gold seekers, this narrow gauge railway, originally stretching from Skagway, Alaska, to Whitehorse, Yukon...
A smaller group makes for a larger wilderness experience! Gastineau Guiding offers travelers fully guided, small group tours to one or more of...
Join us for a day of fly-in bear viewing, safely observing grizzlies foraging sedge grass, salmon, and more (depending on the season) in remote...
Kachemak Bay Wilderness Lodge’s remote location is the Best in Alaska. With five cabins, we generally host 10–14 guests per week with 10–12 staff...
Whether it's the aurora dancing in the night sky or the midnight summer sun bright, Fairbanks is an exceptional destination every day of the year...
Demystifying Sustainable Tourism: A Traveler’s Guide to Stewardship
Driving toward the entrance of Kenai Fjords National Park, when the winding road curves at just the right angle, you’ll see Exit Glacier glistening in the distance. But if you pull your eyes away…
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