Aniak River Lodge
Aniak, AK Area
ASTRO Experiences · AK
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Aniak, AK Area
Aniak River Lodge offers guided fly and spin fishing trips for various species including salmon, rainbow trout, Arctic char, and sheefish, with a focus on a remote wilderness experience.
Nome, AK Area
Provides unique adventure tours in remote Alaska, including ecotourism and fishing in the Nome area, with options for Iditarod tours and all-inclusive packages.
Kasaan, AK Area
Provides sea-based tours to experience the beauty and culture of Prince of Wales Island, with opportunities to observe whales, sea otters, seals, and other wildlife. Tours are tailored to individual needs.
Talkeetna, AK Area
Offers exclusive private and personal chef services for tailored dining experiences, special events, and cooking classes. Their menus emphasize locally sourced Alaskan ingredients, including wild game and fresh seafood.
Seward, AK Area
Offers private boat charters for up to 6 passengers, customizable for fishing, whale-watching, photography, or birding.
Ketchikan, AK Area
Southeast Exposure offers a range of outdoor adventures including sea kayak rentals and guided tours in Ketchikan and Misty Fjords, zipline adventures, and zodiac tours. They also provide bike rentals for exploring the area.
Girdwood, AK Area
Offers glacier and river trips, including rafting, kayaking, canoeing, glacier treks, heli-hiking, and authentic salmon bakes, primarily at Spencer Glacier, accessible via the Alaska Railroad.
Koyukuk, AK Area
Provides flightseeing tours into Gates of the Arctic National Park, offering aerial views of the North Fork of the Koyukuk River, and also offers air taxi services for day trips into the park.
Nenana, AK
The Alfred Starr Nenana Cultural Center & Museum preserves and presents the heritage and culture of Athabascan peoples from the Tanana River Valley. The museum's collections explore the history and ethnology of this region's indigenous communities.
Wasilla, AK
The Museum of Alaska Transportation and Industry is located in Wasilla, AK. It offers interactive exhibits and provides a safe, welcoming environment for all ages. The museum hosts kid-friendly events throughout the year, making it a family-friendly destination.
Hoonah, AK Area
Fairweather Kayak Tours provides guided kayak excursions in the calm waters of Hoonah and Icy Strait, offering opportunities for wildlife viewing.
Aniak, AK Area
Remote Waters provides guided fishing trips on the Aniak River, specializing in targeting rainbow trout (including "mousing" for them) and multiple salmon species through multi-day float trips.
Soldotna, AK Area
Provides private chef and catering services, creating customized menus using local and foraged Alaskan ingredients for various occasions, including outdoor adventures.
Kotzebue, AK Area
Provides a cultural experience at a fish camp where visitors can participate in traditional subsistence activities like set-net fishing, fish cutting, food gathering, as well as hiking, town tours, and bird-watching.
Valdez, AK
The Valdez Museum operates two locations in Valdez, Alaska, preserving the region's maritime, aviation, and cultural heritage through permanent and temporary exhibits and archival collections. Visitors explore artifacts spanning the area's diverse historical narratives from early settlement through modern times.
Homer, AK Area
Offers a variety of bike rentals, including mountain, fat, and cruiser bikes, and guided fat bike beach tours for exploring Homer and surrounding areas.
Aniak, AK Area
Float Alaska assists experienced outdoor enthusiasts in planning custom, do-it-yourself river trips by renting expedition-quality rafting and camping equipment and coordinating logistics like bush flights and pickups in the Bethel and Kuskokwim River areas.
Girdwood, AK
Alyeska Nordic Spa is Alaska’s first Nordic spa, situated on the grounds of Alyeska Resort in the Chugach mountains. This 50,000 sq. ft. facility offers hydrotherapy with hot and cold pools, saunas, steam rooms, and an exfoliation cabin. Guests can also visit Two Trees Bistro for healthy dishes, Alaskan-inspired sharing platters, wines, and craft beers.
Haines, AK
The Kroschel Wildlife Center near Haines features over 15 species of Alaskan wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, moose, lynx, and snowy owls. Guided tours offer close encounters with animals along 600 yards of groomed trails, with excellent photography opportunities. The center includes a gift shop featuring handmade Alaskan items.
Whale Pass, AK Area
Offers guided cultural tours of the Totem Park and Náay I'waans Whale House, sharing Haida history and ancestry, and provides waterfront cabin rentals.
Gustavus, AK Area
Offers guided sea kayaking day trips and multi-day expeditions in Southeast Alaska, with a focus on wildlife viewing and wilderness exploration.
Photo by Pi3.124Anchorage, AK
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.
Skagway, AK
Discover Skagway's rich history at the City of Skagway Museum! Explore exhibits from the Gold Rush era and engage with local culture.
Photo by James BrooksAnchorage, AK
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.