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Discover Alaska’s trails, wildlife, glaciers, and culture through scenic tours, museums, and adventures.
An 11-mile paved trail from downtown Anchorage to Kincaid Park, offering scenic views along the coast.
A 200-acre center south of Anchorage caring for animals and birds unable to survive in the wild.
An indoor-outdoor facility showcasing Alaska Native cultures with hands-on experiences and exhibits.
A wooden boardwalk winding through marshlands with Chugach Mountain views at the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge.
A nearly 600-mile rail route offering scenic tours from Seward to Fairbanks, hailed as one of Alaska’s best experiences.
Alaska’s largest museum highlights its history, industries, and Native cultures through engaging exhibits.
A vast park with hiking, skiing, rock climbing, and wildlife across nearly half a million acres.
The largest car-accessible glacier in Alaska, spanning 4 miles wide and 13,000 feet high, along the Glenn Highway.
A 14-mile isthmus that connects the mainland to the Kenai Peninsula featuring a visitor center that highlights the history of Portage Glacier.
Reserve rafting, canoeing, or ice-climbing excursions to gain firsthand knowledge of the terrain and glaciers.