From Eklutna Lake to Portage Glacier, there are endless beautiful, photo-worthy locations in and around Anchorage. 1. Anchorage Museum Whether you’re into architectural details, dynamic lighting, stunning backdrops, fun activities or even scenic views, the Anchorage Museum has you covered. 2…
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If you are looking for Alaska’s top activities and attractions, look no farther than Anchorage. For an Anchorage trip in 2025, consider the top 20 things to do as you plan a visit and make the trip complete. 1. Find Moose There are more than a thousand of these iconic, antlered animals in Anchorage…
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From Downtown to Dimond Center, Anchorage public transportation is a budget-friendly way to travel to various transportation hubs and attractions around the city. Make plans to hop a bus. Known as People Mover, the system follows more than a dozen routes, with service on most routes running seven…
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Make Anchorage your base camp for catching the aurora borealis. Spotting the northern lights can depend on everything from weather conditions to the presence of man-made light, so to maximize your chances, it’s best to be in a location known for clear, dark skies. Fortunately, one doesn’t have to…
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The many wonderful things about Alaska include our wide-open spaces and plenty of fresh air. Anchorage restaurants continue to evolve creatively to offer more outdoor seating; locals and visitors benefit by having more opportunities to enjoy taking in city views and viewing local artwork while…
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Autumn in Anchorage dazzles with bright colors, crisp fall air, and opportunities to enjoy fishing, hiking, sightseeing, and everything in between. See Chugach State Park awash in shades of crimson, copper, and gold, and watch for the brilliant green glow of the northern lights. A fall visit to…
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There’s a good reason why Anchorage was once called “Air Crossroads of the World” — when it comes to air traffic, Alaska’s largest city is at the center of it all. Alaska itself is home to more pilots and airplanes per capita than anywhere else in the country, and Anchorage is home to one of the…
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Alaska is a huge place, and the Municipality of Anchorage itself covers an area larger than the entire state of Rhode Island. While a rental vehicle offers a convenient way to access it all, there are also plenty of alternative ways to explore. No car? No problem: Follow these top tips for enjoying…
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Anchorage is surrounded by mountain peaks like Denali, pristine glaciers, and sparkling waters. Ready to take it all in? These scenic spots near Anchorage have some of the best views of Alaska. Captain Cook Monument On the coastal edge of downtown, this pavilion is the spot for views of Cook Inlet…
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Alaska is laced with glaciers, and Anchorage makes it easy to see some of the best. With approximately 60 glaciers located within just 50 miles of the city, there are plentiful options for icy exploration by foot, air, road, or boat. Traveling independently? Remember glaciers are powerful and…
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