If catching one of the state’s most prized varieties of salmon is on your list, look no further than Gakona. This small town and neighboring Gakona Junction sit at the confluence of the Copper and Gakona Rivers, 15 miles northeast of Glennallen… Type: Landing Page
Girdwood enjoys its status as Alaska’s only true resort town. Just 45 minutes south of Anchorage, Girdwood is home to the luxurious Alyeska Resort, fun and entertaining festivals, and countless options for year-round outdoor adventure in gorgeous… Type: Landing Page
Glennallen sits at the junction of two of Alaska’s most important highways and serves as a jumping-off point to the largest national park in the United States, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve.The Indigenous Ahtna … Type: Landing Page
Isolated and quaint, Halibut Cove is a small village of about 90 permanent residents nestled on the east side of Kachemak Bay. There are no roads to Halibut Cove – in fact there are no roads in Halibut Cove. The community is only 12 miles across Kachemak Bay from …
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Hatcher Pass isn’t actually a town, but nonetheless, this alpine paradise features some unique lodging opportunities that show off the stunning views of the Talkeetna Mountains, gold mining artifacts, and prime year-round outdoor recreation activities including hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, berry picking, and more.Hatcher Pass is a favorite recreation area for residents of the …
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Three miles before Homer, the views along the Sterling Highway provide a teaser of the sights in store in the charming, colorful town that lies ahead. As the road makes a final turn east along the bluffs overlooking Kachemak Bay, Homer unfolds completely. It's a truly incredible panorama of mountains, white peaks, glaciers, and the famous Homer Spit, a long strip of land that stretches into a…
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Surrounded by snowcapped mountains and panoramic views of Turnagain Arm, the quaint and historic village of Hope is less than a two-hour drive from Anchorage, Alaska’s largest city, yet a world away. The charming … Type: Landing Page
Located on the west shore of the Kenai Peninsula, the town of Kasilof is a fishing village centered around its boat harbor on the Kasilof River. Located just 12 miles south of the town of … Type: Landing Page
The city of Kenai is in many ways the heart of the Kenai Peninsula, both economically and because the massive Kenai River draws thousands of Alaskans from all over the state every summer for salmon fishing. Kenai is the largest community on the … Type: Landing Page
Located deep in the heart of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, Kennicott and McCarthy offer visitors a taste of Alaska’s historic mining era and outstanding recreational opportunities. Kennicott and McCarthy sit five… Type: Landing Page
