Within town limits, Anchorage’s award-winning trail system meanders along the stunning city coastline, follows pretty creeks and streams through woodsy forested area and ducks via tunnels beneath busy roadways.
Whether you’re an art aficionado, a hard-core history buff, or one of those travelers toting an extra carry-on for treasures and trinkets, Anchorage has you covered.
Good food, grand views and a great drive await.
Anchorage boasts more than 120 miles of paved bike and multi-use trails, and the city trail system’s crown jewel is the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail.
Downtown is full of creative art galleries and museums, hip boutiques and shops, upscale eateries and chic cocktail bars.
Anchorage has plenty of exhibits and museums chronicling a rich history.
Alaska is so geologically active that you can experience a magnitude 6.0 or 7.0 anywhere in the state.
A few rules for the uninitiated: Never ring the bell and don’t mind the dress code (there aren’t any).
The highway going south out of Anchorage serves up a stunning ride to the scenic harbor town of Seward, with plenty to see and do along the way.
Anchorage has plenty of exhibits and museums chronicling a rich history.
From upscale cocktails to laid-back dive bars, Anchorage has it all.
Anchorage boasts more than 120 miles of paved bike and multi-use trails, plus 87 miles of non-paved hiking trails.
