An Alaska cruise can be the perfect event for a half-day or full day, depending on your travel plans. Think also about your travelers – do you need something that is family friendly or adventuresome? Are you in search of … Continue reading
The Alaska SeaLife Center is Alaska’s only public aquarium. Experience, explore, and discover the unique marine world of puffins, harbor seals, Steller sea lions, giant Pacific octopus and more! Alaska’s coastline extends over 6,640 miles—more than all of the US … Continue reading
Innkeepers Anchorage Alaska Bed & Breakfast Association The Alaska Botanical Garden: A Year-Round Delight Alaska Botanical Garden Anchorage is home to the Alaska Botanical Garden, a public garden treasured by both residents and visitors. This year, the staff and volunteers … Continue reading
Hatcher Pass in JulyLori Roth, Photographer What do you do in Anchorage when it is a beautiful day and you want to go for a ride/ You can ask people on the street and many will say go to Hatcher … Continue reading
The Fabulous Fur Rendezvous Festival 2/24/17-3/5/17 Walking around town in February of each year, you’ll hear people saying Let’s Rondy! What the heck is that all about? Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and find out here. Turns … Continue reading
Hoarfrost at Jarvi Homestay B&B Why would anyone willingly travel to North in January? If for no other reason, perhaps for the beauty of the out of doors. This is the time of snow fog and icy tree limbs, called … Continue reading
Another Alaskan summer has passed, and earlier this week the Anchorage Alaska Bed and Breakfast Association (AABBA) celebrated by honoring and showing gratitude to all of our Associate / Travel Partners at the 6th annual Associate Travel Partner (ATP) Appreciation and … Continue reading
Get outta town! A short 10 mile drive north of Anchorage allows you to sample what Chugiak-Eagle River has to offer. FIREWORKS, ANYONE? Watch fantastic fireworks in the Land of the Midnight Sun! Eagle River Lions host the Fourth of … Continue reading
During the late spring months of April and May, Alaska is such an exciting place to visit, especially if wildlife viewing is at the top of your list! There are countless opportunities for viewing from air to sea and even … Continue reading
Runners on the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail (photo credit- Roy Neese) The Visit Anchorage site says it well when it notes… “With low humidity and summer temperatures that typically top out in the mid-70s, Anchorage is an excellent choice for … Continue reading