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Anchorage, AK Area

ASTRO Experiences · Anchorage, AK
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Anchorage, AK Area
Provides private and custom land-based tours and excursions throughout Alaska, including glacier viewing, kayaking among icebergs, hiking, and wildlife photography opportunities.
Anchorage, AK Area
Offers affordable personal chef services in the Anchorage area, where a chef prepares meals in the client's home, with customizable menus for various dietary needs and the option for meal storage.
Anchorage, AK
The Alaska Zoo is dedicated to Alaska’s wildlife and has cared for thousands of animals since opening in 1969. It works with wildlife agencies and other zoos to protect animals and educate the public on conservation. This boreal forest zoo sits on 30 acres in the Chugach Mountains, offering trails through the woods for visitors to connect with nature.
Anchorage, AK
Anchorage Golf Course is located on a hillside overlooking the city, offering views of three mountain ranges. On clear days, visitors can see Denali, the tallest mountain in North America, from many vantage points. The course features 6,600 yards of rolling, tree-lined fairways leading to well-guarded, undulating greens. Guests may also observe local wildlife such as moose, fox, waterfowl, and occasional bears.
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The Alaska Native Heritage Center features the Ch’k’iqadi Gallery, Café Di’eshchin, and life-sized Village Sites. Visitors can explore exhibitions in the Hall of Cultures and watch films. The center offers guided tours, dance performances, and Alaska Native Games demonstrations. A digital guide with a self-led archival audio tour is available.
Anchorage, AK Area
Offers year-round bike rentals, including e-bikes, mountain bikes, and tandem bikes, along with city tours led by guides, providing access to trails like the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail.
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The Alaska Aviation Museum features four hangars of exhibitions and vintage aircraft. Visitors can see a 1943 Grumman G-44 “Super Widgeon” and watch volunteers restore a WWII Curtiss P-40 in the Cecil Higgins Restoration Hangar. The Seybert Tower offers views of seaplanes from the flight deck and a live radio feed from the Lake Hood tower, which is the World’s Largest Seaplane Base. The museum also provides docent-guided tours covering Alaska's history through aircraft and self-guided experiences.
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The Anchorage Museum features rotating and permanent exhibitions of Alaskan and arctic art, science, and culture, alongside a planetarium and Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center. The museum offers educational programs, classes, and hands-on experiences for visitors exploring the North's creative and natural heritage.
Anchorage, AK
Big Time Alaskan Fishing Adventures, based in Anchorage, Alaska, provides fishing experiences for all skill levels. Guests can enjoy week-long fishing trips, custom charters, or scenic Kenai River floats, targeting halibut and salmon. The company also offers Whittier Halibut/Combo Fishing and Whittier Glaciers and Waterfalls Tours, guided by USCG-licensed Captain Barry with over 40 years of experience.
Anchorage, AK Area
Rents a variety of watercraft, including kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards, with options for pickup or delivery to local lakes, offering equipment for both experienced paddlers and beginners.
Anchorage, AK Area
A medical spa and wellness center offering a range of services from therapeutic massages, customized facials, and body treatments to advanced aesthetic and medical wellness therapies, overseen by a certified nurse practitioner.
Anchorage, AK
Located in on the Alaska Jewish Campus in Anchorage, Alaska, the Alaska Jewish Museum is open afternoons 1-6 Sunday -Thursday year-round. Additionally, we are open 1-6 Fridays in the summer.