The Robin's Nest Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 279 0052
The Robin's Nest B&B is nestled in a quiet downtown neighborhood. We're close to the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail. This popular walking, running, and biking trail follows Cook Inlet from downtown to the airport. The Bed & Breakfast is within walking distance to city market, museums, downtown shopping, restaurants, court house, and downtown business district.

City Garden Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 276 8686
Located on the West end of the parkstrip in downtown Anchorage, Alaska. City Garden has accommodations of three rooms all located on the second floor. The master bedroom with private bathroom and solarium. The two front rooms directly overlook the parkstrip and have views of Cook Inlet and Mt. McKinley. All rooms have queen-size beds with down comforters.

Anchorage Lakeside Jewel B&B
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 242 2126


Anna's Bed and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 338 5331
Anna's Bed and Breakfast is a multi-level home with a beautiful view of the Chugach Mountains. We offer three rooms, all with private baths. A full breakfast is served every morning. Try our waffles made with real Alaskan Sourdough. It may be older than you are!!!

Arctic Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 272 1853
The inn is centrally located in Midtown Anchorage. Convenient to bus stop (200 feet), and train station and, of course, taxis are readily available.We're just minutes from the airport and from downtown Anchorage. Restaurants, entertainment and attractions are nearby.

Calla House Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 563 0474
Calla House is a single level home with modern decor. No stairs! We are located in a quiet cul-de-sac in midtown Anchorage ~ just fifteen minutes from the Anchorage International Airport. The Bed & Breakfast offers a great view of the Chugach Mountains. Your hosts are lifelong Alaskans (Sourdoughs) with many stories to share. Join us for our hearty continental breakfast that may include cereals, juices, coffee, tea, milk, muffins, rolls, and yogurt. Then relax in the Jacuzzi tub in the master suite or other room as desired.

The Chickadee Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 4164
The Chickadee Bed & Breakfast is beautifully situated in a quiet, upscale, oceanview neighborhood across the street from Turnagain Arm Bluff in Anchorage. Close access to lovely parks, bike and walking trails, major shopping centers, dining and hiking. We're located just south 12 minutes from the airport, and 15 minutes from downtown Anchorage. A comfortable, split level home shared by your hosts Jerry and Nancy, and their two small, friendly dogs.

Conner Lake B&B
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 677 7543
Alaskan hospitality and comfortable B&B accommodations located in a still wild corner of Anchorage, convenient to the airport, downtown, and out-of-town.

Houston's House
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 248 4454
For a private and quiet bed and breakfast in Anchorage, Alaska stay at Houston's House Bed & Breakfast. A comfortable and convenient bed and breakfast, perfect for families visiting Anchorage, you'll feel right at home at Houston's House Bed and Breakfast.

Kingsview Bed and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 8683
Kingsview Bed & Breakfast rests on 2 ? acres on the hillside of Anchorage, Alaska. This unique home was designed to take maximum advantage of the vast surroundings and wilderness setting. The great room and dining area boast a multitude of windows that allow our guests to witness spectacular sunsets and views of the Cook Inlet and snow-capped Alaska Range. Moose may be seen while relaxing in a comfortable guest room or while eating a delicious hot breakfast.Our Anchorage Inn is located only 20 minutes from the airport and downtown Anchorage. The Anchorage Zoo, golf courses, hiking, dining and shopping are a short drive away.The Inn's hosts, Bob and Peggy Beal, are longtime Anchorage residents who are happy to recommend Anchorage activities and tours to make your visit a memorable Alaskan experience.

A Loon's Nest Bed and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 279 9884
A Loon's Nest Bed and Breakfast is poised on a bluff overlooking Westchester Lagoon, a local park. One can appreciate views of the skyline of downtown Anchorage, and of the Alaska range with Mt. McKinley. The house was built using one of Frank Lloyd Wright's designs, and remodeled in 1998.Two warm and cozy rooms are available with new shaker type furniture. Each room is wheelchair accessible for convenience. King or extra-long twin beds are featured comforts. The Bird Room includes a private entrance and attached bath. The Alaska Room has a designated private bath. Both rooms have whirlpool tubs and showers.A Loon's Nest Bed and Breakfast is located seven minutes away from the airport, and five minutes from downtown Anchorage and the Alaska Railroad. We are also located close to bus transportation and the Tony Knowls Coastal Trail begins one block away.

Planet Anchorage Bed and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 279 6559
Enjoy JoAnna's hearty breakfasts served in a very cool fifties house just five minutes from downtown hotspots at Planet Anchorage Bed & Breakfast. What could be better than reindeer sausage and eggs, blueberry muffins, fruit and a strong cup of java? Well, besides a quiet rest you can go flightseeing or rafting because at the prices I've set you can afford to take those groovy side trips...the ones that make it all worthwhile! I hope to have you stay with us while traveling on your next Alaskan vacation.

A Quiet Place
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 338 5693
Location, rates, directions. Some rooms with private bath.

Raspberry Meadows
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 278 9275
Founded in 1988, this historic exclusive downtown bed and breakfast is walking distance to all downtown shops, hotels, and tourist attractions; to Denali park tennis courts, to duck watching at Westchester Lagoon; to biking on the coastal ocean trail; and to viewing wild flowers and mountain sunsets. Formerly owned by the attorney general, this stately home - nestled behind tall spruce trees with wild flowers, raspberries, and an occasional moose - is a rare find for secluded downtown living. Built in 1958 it withstood the Great Earthquake of 1964. In 1988 nationally renowned architect Roger Dalrymple added the solar addition, and in 1998 Crittenden and Crombie added Grandpa's unique handicapped sunroom. We are a healthy smoke-free home.The two Garden suites have private entrances, kitchenettes fully equipped with breakfast provisions for a healthy continental breakfast, color TV, phone, and adjacent laundry facilities. The larger Executive suite features two separate bedrooms, a full living room, private bath, country kitchen, and comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests. The Studio suite features a queen bed and a fold-out queen futon, fireplace, kitchenette, private bath, and easily accommodates parties of 4. All suites are pet free to accommodate guests with allergies.The private room in the B&B is furnished with antiques, color TV, phone, shared bath, and quiet privacy for the busy traveler; a hearty continental breakfast is provided in the breakfast nook or picnic area. The main house is the only pet-friendly area where we have a shy old matronly singing cat, "Chunkers."

Sand Lake Bed and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 248 4485
Sand Lake Bed and Breakfast is a non-smoking home featuring a two story entry, formal living room with soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, tiled front and rear entry, and berber carpeting in the bedrooms.We have three bedrooms available. The Canal Suite offers a jaccuzzi tub, sauna, and a view of the canal. The other two bedrooms are standard size and share a common bath.The centrally located open kitchen leads to a back deck where you can enjoy the view of the canal, float planes and wildlife.

Susitna Place
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 274 3344
Susitna Place caters to travelers. For less than the price of a hotel room, guests will find cheerful, recently updated lodging, an inspiring view and a generous continental breakfast.The 4,000-square-foot bed and breakfast is in a quiet location, atop a bluff overlooking Cook Inlet, yet is a short walk from the heart of Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska. Shops, fine and casual dining and the Coastal Trail are nearby.Decks provide panoramic Cook Inlet and mountain views. Mount Susitna -- Sleeping Lady -- is framed by floor-to-ceiling windows on both levels of the home. Mount McKinley and Aleutian Range volcanoes are visible on a clear day, beluga whales surface occasionally, and guests can watch some of the world's most extreme tides roll in and out of Knik Arm. Aurora borealis displays are possible, though rare during the long days of summer.

3 Bears Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 277 3973
Nestled in midtown, we are close to the Chester Creek green belt where you can walk or bike on the highway of trails. Within walking distance is Lake Otis duck pond, and Goose Lake, including a swimming area. Also within biking distance is the costal trail where you can see Alaska's own "Sleeping Lady" and other beautiful sights of Cook Inlet.

Westwood House Bed and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 770 0910
Westwood House is an upscale Anchorage Bed and Breakfast located in an exclusive, quiet neighborhood with convenient access to downtown Anchorage, shopping, dining, recreation, sight-seeing and the largest float plane airport in the world.

Chugach National Forest
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 743 9500
Because of its size and diversity the Chugach National Forest is divided into three ranger districts: Glacier, Seward, and Cordova. This page allows access to each ranger district (Cordova, Glacier, Seward) for more detailed information.Cabin permits are issued for noncommercial purposes to anyone 18 years of age or older. No more than eight individuals may occupy the cabin under a single permit.Use under each permit is normally limited to 3 days between May 1 and September 30, and 7 days the rest of the year. A permit day begins at 12 noon on the assigned day and ends at 12 noon the following day.

Anchorage Winter Adventures
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 800 544 0988
Thousands jammed the streets to cheer drivers and teams for the ceremonial start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. It's called "The Last Great Race" and, around Alaska, interest in the Iditarod dwarfs the Super Bowl or any other event. Throughout Alaska, the events leading up to the race dominate the media, continuing for days until the finish. My wife Mary and I were sampling the winter activities around Anchorage, and we quickly got caught up in the electric mood of the start of Alaska's most famous sporting event. At the ceremonial start many viewers carried newspapers that featured photos and biographies of each entrant. Strolling vendors offered pins, hats, posters and other race souvenirs, while others sold cooked reindeer sausage, beverages and other temptations.Local favorites like Jeff King, Dee Dee Jonrowe and Martin Buser loped their sled dog teams through the sprawling block party to boisterous cheers and whoops.

Sunlight North Expeditions
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 346 2027
We offer many treks in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge because I consider a Refuge trek to be among the premier Alaskan experiences.I am now accepting bookings for the 2005 season and invite you to read more about the Refuge and our treks in this national treasure. Since all our treks are customized please call me at 907-346-2027 to work out the details of route and date.

Wilkinson Expeditions
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 888 783 4332
Wilkinson Expeditions is a customized backcountry guide service, specializing in wilderness travel for people wanting to explore Alaska's natural environment. When planning wilderness trips we realize that people have different ideas and levels of experience and our goal is to accommodate their interests and curiosities. We plan each trip individually according to the requests of our guests. Our convenient trip planner will help you get started.Traveling in small groups, among friends and family, creates common goals and experiences that can not be duplicated in a large group setting. Our trips are considered to be "soft adventure" in nature so that people of all ages can enjoy the Alaskan wilderness.

Alaska Adventures
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 4597
Alaska Adventures conducts the wildest fishing trips offered in Alaska. Over 12 species of freshwater fish are available, and all trips are in remote wilderness areas. Trips are designed to coincide with peak fishing periods on various rivers and streams throughout Alaska. Fish for all five species of Pacific Salmon (King, Sockeye, Coho or Silver, Pink, Chum), along with Rainbow Trout, Arctic Grayling, Dolly Varden, Arctic Char, Lake Trout, Sheefish, Northern Pike, Burbot, and various whitefish. A variety of fish are available on every trip.

Alaska Angling Connection LLc
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 868 3704
Fishing in Alaska ... it conjures up images of catching the trophy rainbow trout of a lifetime... or the chance to catch a world record king salmon... or maybe fishing the deep saltwater for halibut that are described as "barn-doors"... or catching world-class northern pike until your arms simply just can't reel in anymore. Whether it's a chance to catch a 20-inch grayling or a 20 pound steelhead, fishing in Alaska gives you your best opportunity.At Alaska Angling Connection we pride ourselves in finding the right lodge, guide or outfitter to suit your trip needs. Our help will cost you nothing. Whether you are looking to experience fishing at one of Alaska's world renowned lodges or float fish on one of Alaska's remote wilderness rivers - we can help. We work with lodges, guides, air taxis, and outfitters from throughout the state, providing you the opportunity to experience all that Alaska has to offer.

Wilderness Place Lodge
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 733 2051
Wilderness Place Lodge is a fly in Alaska fishing lodge located on Lake Creek northwest of Anchorage 70 miles by float plane. Our lodge features inclusive packages, deluxe accommodations, world-class fishing, fly fishing lessons, fly tying seminars, wildlife viewing, scenic round-trip float plane service, a 1:1 client-staff ratio, private riverside cabins, personal & professional fishing guides, gourmet cuisine, fine hotel amenities and service, shore breakfast & lunch, and gourmet 5-course meals -- all at highly competitive prices! We offer custom Alaska fishing adventure packages for all native Alaska salmon(king,silver,sockeye,pink & chum) and rainbow trout. Our lodge features some of the finest spin and fly fishing in Alaska, and our pro staff of 13 offers quality, individual service to our 15 guests. The lodge is located on five private acres right on Lake Creek and we are literally minutes from the very best fishing in southcentral Alaska.

South Kodiak Adventures LLc
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 929 4935
My family and staff welcome you to South Kodiak Adventures. My name is Gary Rozelle, Sr., and I am a lifelong resident of Kodiak Island. I was raised in the Village of Akhiok and have spent most of my life living there. Our family operation is assisted by equally knowledgable local Alaskans who have many years experience in the outdoors. I was brought up in an outdoors environment of hunting, hiking, and sport fishing along with other wilderness activities. As I was growing up my favorite things were deer hunting, duck hunting, sport fishing and just being outdoors. I have over 35 years of experience fishing all the lakes, rivers and bays on the South end of Kodiak Island where our operation is located and feel that I know this area better than anyone else. I also hold a Coast Guard 100 ton license. The South end of Kodiak Island has over 100 miles of protected waters, 15 salmon rivers and 2 large lakes plus many small ones. We are fortunate in having one of the few Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge permits for guided bear and wildlife viewing and sport fishing on the National Wildlife Refuge lands. Our new 33 ft. Peregrine Marine all aluminum boat is the perfect platform for us to share with you a great Kodiak Island adventure. This state of the art, sport fishing vessel is a fast, comfortable and very safe method to explore the Island.

Borealis River Guides
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 877 525 7238
Borealis River Guides specializes in multi-day, wilderness, white water river rafting adventures in Alaska's backcountry. We provide professionally guided whitewater paddle rafting, rowed whitewater rafting, or rowed kayak support trips. Our goal is to put fun loving adventurous people together with Alaska's best rivers. We love running rivers in Alaska and we are sure you will too!

Eruk's Wilderness Float Tours
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 7678
Experience a float trip on a pristine Alaskan river, selected for its superb fishing and wilderness character. For those precious days of your Alaskan vacation, maximize your opportunities for successful fishing situations and glimpses of wary wildlife. We drift through mile after mile of scenic, wild backcountry teeming with caribou, grizzly or brown bear, wolf, and moose. Clear streams hold diverse fish species including rainbow trout, chinook, or king salmon, and coho or silver salmon.

Greatland Motorhome Adventures
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 333 8238
Welcome to Greatland Motorhome Adventures On-Line. We offer complete affordable tour packages that are customizable to your wishes. From fishing on the great wilderness rivers of the Kenai Peninsula to exploring ancient glaciers of south-central Alaska, Greatland Motorhome Adventures will show you a unique vision of America's last and greatest frontier.

Ugashik Lake & Kodiak Bear Camps
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 248 3230
Come fishing in Alaska with a lifelong Alaskan who has been fishing the wild reaches of this State since age 5. Gus knows how, when and where to get our fighting fish on the end of your line!

Katmailand Inc
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 800 544 0551
Since 1950 the "Angler's Paradise Lodges" have offered the world's finest freshwater sport fishing. Katmailand operates the only lodging concessions inside Katmai National Park authorized by the National Park Service, right next to the World Famous Brooks Falls with unsurpassed bear viewing opportunities! Excursions to the volcanic "Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes", the abundance of wildlife in the park and the incredible fishing opportunities make Katmai National Park Alaska's most exciting destination.Founding the first sport fishing lodges in the entire Bristol Bay area gave Alaskan aviation pioneers Ray Petersen and John Walatka the pick of the hot spots. Operated today by Ray Petersen and his son, Sonny Petersen, the "Angler's Paradise Lodges" are the standard of excellence, located in spectacular wilderness settings with superb fishing on the home waters next to each lodge. Centrally positioned in the best trout and salmon fishing area of Alaska, the lodges give "Angler's Paradise" guests the best and easiest access to hundreds of miles of breathtaking lakes and streams in the area.

Lake Marie Lodge
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 733 7743
We are an Alaska fly in fishing lodge offering fly fishing and spin fishing in remote alaska for salmon and rainbow trout. We concentrate our efforts on rainbow trout, king salmon (chinook), and silver salmon (coho). We fly fish and spin fish, and specialize in "sight fishing" for Alaska king salmon and for "surface fishing" for silver salmon. We are also the only lodge in the world to catch "king salmon on the surface using dry flies." We offer remote and private Alaska fishing in an area with many different rivers, streams, and creeks. We fish smaller rivers and streams, which are usually shallow enough to wade, and have clear water. Unlike other areas of Alaska, we do not fish large rivers using big water fishing techniques such as trolling, backtrolling, or drift fishing. We feel that being confined to a boat for hours backtrolling is not the Alaska experience that our Guests are looking for, so if you would like to fish smaller waters that run clear, where you spend the majority of your time sight fishing, then give us a call.We are a medium sized lodge that, over the course of the summer, average about 10 Guests at a time and this ensures that we are able to provide personal and individual attention to each Guest. We work daily with each of our Guests to determine where and which species they would like to fish for the following day. This personal attention assures the Guest of a customized fishing experience.

Nushagak Salmon Camp
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 522 1133
Most of our clients catch a dozen or more king salmon a day...several of our anglers catch over 100 king salmon each...per week! The Nushagak is a salmon fishery beyond belief, with 90,000 to 150,000 king salmon from 15 to 50 pounds returning each year.With over 19 hours of daylight, anglers should prepare themselves for nonstop fishing action. At the Nushagak Salmon Camp, the issue is not whether you will catch fish, it's whether you'll give out before the fishing stops!

Alaska Travel Central
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 229 7189
We have selected a variety of the best fishing, hunting and vacations packages Alaska has to offer. From salmon fishing lodges on the Kenai River to moose and caribou hunts in the Alaska Range, our guides and outfitters are prepared to offer you the adventure of a lifetime.Alaska Travel Central was designed to assist you plan your Alaskan Adventure, relaxed and worry free with the knowledge that Alaska Travel Central is working for you. At Alaska Travel Central we take pride in our 18 plus years in the tourism business, and our contacts with some of the best guides and outfitters in the state. So, whether you are a party of one, a family, or looking for a corporate incentive package, Alaska Travel Central is your one stop shopping headquarters for everything you want to do from the time you land in Alaska until the time you leave.

Tikchik Narrows Lodge
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 243 8450
Tikchik was started in 1969 by sportfishing Alaskan pioneers Bob & Gayle Curtis. At that time the Curtis's owned & operated Wood River Lodge and Bob used to fly up to the Tikchik Narrows to take his anglers fishing. Bob always considered the Tikchik Narrows to be the best fishing around. He would walk up on top of the rock knoll at the tip of the peninsula and dreamed of building a lodge there, which he did in 1969. He sold Wood River and devoted his time, money and love to Tikchik Narrows Lodge. Bob & Gayle Curtis sold Tikchik Narrows Lodge to Bud Hodson in 1986. Bud Hodson had worked at Tikchik from 1975 through 1978. After Tikchik, Bud managed Golden Horn Lodge for 7 years before returning to purchase and operate Tikchik.

Tikchik State Park Tours
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 243 8450
Tikchik State Park Tours provides unguided wilderness adventures in Alaska's best kept wilderness secret the Wood/Tikchik State Park, located in Western Alaska. Tikchik State Park Tours is owned and operated by Tikchik Narrows Lodge, an Alaskan owned company dedicated to sharing this isolated region by offering Air transportation and equipment rentals in the park.We have outlined the following trip packages to simplify the available trips. You can design your own trip itinerary to any local destination, or combination. By chartering our aircraft we can fly you and your group anywhere, just let us know.

Alaska Deep Sea Adventures
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 472 3474
Alaska Deep Sea Adventures Halibut fishing charters specializes in - Alaskan adventures that are dedicated to bringing you the best Alaska halibut fishing, Alaska sightseeing, world class halibut, Alaska unguided hunting. Book your next charter with Alaska Deep Sea Adventures and find out what a reel halibut fishing charter is all about.

Babkin Charters
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 272 8989
Enjoy locally caught seafood for dinner. Go ashore for a hike or to explore a stream full of spawning salmon. Kayak in safe and sheltered waters. Get away from the mainstream of visitors in Alaska and experience the uniqueness of Prince William Sound. The geography and range of wildlife and marine life in the Sound is so incredibly diverse that each of our charters is essentially personalized.Our charters range from day trips to multi-day explorations. We also do drop-off/pick-up services.You'll see that we also offer Bioresearch & Film Support as well as Expedition Support.Babkin Charters specializes in custom trips in Prince William Sound.

Prince William Sound Lodge
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 440 0909
A true Alaskan experience for any adventurer, outdoorsman, fisherman, gourmet, photographer, birdwatcher, and more. Stunning scenery, seaplane rides, halibut and salmon fishing, gourmet meals, glacier tours, a historic mining town, native Aleut villages, lush rain forests, and wildlife are among the many attractions at Prince William Sound Lodge.

St Paul Island Tour/Tanadgusix Corporation
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 877 424 5637
St. Paul Island Tours has professional guides to introduce you to a wide and colorful array of resident, migrant, and vagrant birds dwelling on cliffs and along the shores of beautiful St. Paul Island in the Pribilof Islands. You can see everything from Red-legged kittiwakes and puffins to free-roaming reindeer, Arctic fox, and northern fur seals.

US Fish and Wildlife Services
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 786 3542
Nationally, the Service manages the approximately 100 million acre National Wildlife Refuge System, consisting of more than 540 National Wildlife Refuges and thousands of small wetlands and other special management areas. Under the Fisheries program we also operate 69 National Fish Hatcheries, 64 fishery resource offices and 78 ecological services field stations.We enforce Federal wildlife laws, protect endangered species, manage migratory birds, restore nationally significant fisheries, conserve and restore wildlife habitat such as wetlands, and help foreign governments with their international conservation efforts. We also oversee the Federal Aid program, which distributes hundreds of millions of dollars in excise taxes on fishing, hunting and boating equipment to State fish and wildlife agencies. Nationally, the Service employs approximately 8,000 people at facilities across the United States. We are a decentralized organization with a headquarters office in Washington, D.C., seven regional offices and approximately 700 field units.Headquartered in Anchorage, the Alaska Region employs approximately 500 people and is augmented by hundreds of others who work part time or as volunteers during field seasons. These highly dedicated and professional individuals perform a wide range of duties in the biological services and in a variety of support services, working out of offices in some 16 communities statewide.

Anchorage Audubon Society
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 338 2473
The Anchorage Audubon Society offers bird watching field trips, meetings, newsletters, the bird hotline, and special events to highlight birds, wildlife, and conservation issues. The Anchorage Audubon Society chapter is a volunteer, non-profit organization. We focus on the conservation of southcentral Alaska ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit and enjoyment of current and future generations.On this site you'll find information on how to join the Anchorage Audubon Society (membership to National Audubon is included). You can learn about wildlife conservation issues and the activities sponsored by Anchorage Audubon.

The Imaginarium
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 276 3179
Picture a place where children's faces light up the second they enter, where "oohs" and "ahhs" are commonplace and where exciting, interactive learning is a cornerstone. Imagine such a place right here in Anchorage. Imagine the Imaginarium!The Imaginarium, Alaska's only hands-on Science Discovery Center, is designed as a place where people can have fun learning about science by actually doing science.In recent years, The Imaginarium has really come into its own offering beautiful, professionally produced permanent exhibits as well as innovative traveling exhibits, not only to the children of Anchorage, but to the entire state of Alaska through our Outreach program. Serving over 50,000 children and adults annually, the Imaginarium is a unique destination for local schoolchildren, preschoolers, birthday parties and visitors alike.Located in downtown Anchorage, The Imaginarium resembles a living laboratory where you can stand inside a bubble, ponder the magnitude of the universe in a planetarium, discover ocean life in a marine touch tank, observe and touch exotic reptiles, or learn the principles of physics while playing with specialized toys.

Denali Sightseeing Safaris LLc
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 240 0357
Denali Sightseeing Safaris LLc (DSS) was created with the idea of taking people into the backcountry of Denali National Park, away from crowds, buses, and dusty roads. We want to give you your own piece of Denali National Park for a day. You'll see wildlife, spectacular scenery, and an array of alpine flowers and have fun, as our guides are entertaining and love their jobs. Also riding in our oversize big tired tour trucks is an adventure in its self.Denali National Park consists of over 6 million acres. The park service only allows motorized vehicles on two roads in the entire park: the road to Wonder Lake, and the State Right of Way that DSS uses. With close to 350 thousand people visiting Denali National Park in the 120 day season, it can get a little congested on the "Park Road". Although this can be a good day trip for some we wanted to offer something different. Denali Sightseeing Safaris is the first and only company offering tours in this part of the park.The guides of DSS, have lived, explored, and guided in Alaska and the Park area for 25 years. With our knowledge of the Park area, we knew it was feasible to get people over the river and up the mountain trail into Denali National Park and over to the historic gold mine and surrounding mountains.

Lake Hood Inn
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 258 9321
Unlike your typical Anchorage hotel or Anchorage Bed & Breakfast, the Lake Hood Inn offers guests intimacy and privacy all in the setting of a quiet Anchorage inn on the shore of spectacular Lake Hood.Our clean, quiet rooms combined with spectacular views of float planes taking off and landing, create an atmosphere that those seeking the quiet of a lakeshore Anchorage Bed & Breakfast simply can't find at any Anchorage hotel or other Anchorage inn. The Lake Hood Inn would love to be your first pick over any Anchorage hotel or Anchorage inn. We're just a short drive from many of the most scenic and interesting attractions Alaska has to offer!

Summerset Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 349 3766
Enjoy exquisite roses as you enter Summerset Bed & Breakfast. Your friendly hosts are eager to show you some Alaskan hospitality. Take a leisurely stroll down the bike trail, or fish for Rainbow trout and Silver Salmon in Campbell Creek located directly behind the Bed & Breakfast.Attention to detail is obvious as you enjoy your pleasantly spacious surroundings. The home is tastefully decorated with a mix of elegant American and Asian furnishings and art pieces.Relax and take in the view of the Chugach Moutains as you savor a full American, Continental, or Asian breakfast.

Muddy Moose Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 2220
Our bed & breakfast offers first class guest accommodation nestled in a beautiful, wooded neighborhood on the hillside. You will enjoy the forest setting, spectacular sunsets and views of Anchorage, the Cook Inlet, Sleeping Lady, The Alaskan Range and Mt. McKinley (Denali).

Best Western Barratt Inn
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 243 3131
A family owned hotel, the Best Western Barratt Inn is situated in the perfect Anchorage location -- minutes away from Ted Stevens International Airport and from downtown Anchorage. Our airport shuttle is also available on-call 24 hours a day.With 217 rooms, there's a room style and price to satisfy every guests needs.The Best Western Barratt Inn offers you a proximity to some of the most spectacular wilderness areas in the world. Lake Hood, Alaska's world famous float plane base, is just steps from the Inn and offers you exciting flightseeing trips throughout the state.Additional adventures and excursions can be arranged at the Alaska Visitors Center and Activities located adjacent to the hotel.

Holiday Inn Express
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 248 8848
The Holiday Inn Express Anchorage Hotel was designed for the business traveler with free high-speed DSL service in every room. Our guest rooms are decorated in earth tones, providing travelers with a comfortable seating area and ample work space. To end your day the "great land" way we serve freshly baked Otis Spunkmyer cookies and cold milk each evening at 8pm. The Holiday Inn Express also offers complimentary continental breakfast and free local phone calls.

Whalers' Cove Lodge
City: Angoon
Tel: +1 907 788 3123
Whalers' Cove Lodge is located on Killisnoo Island just minutes from the Village of Angoon on the western side of Admiralty Island.The history of our lodge site has always been noted for exceptional fishing. Our fishing grounds were originally discovered by the Tlingit Indians when they traveled from Canada to what is now called Southeast Alaska and constructed their first village only minutes from our lodge. Once they had time to venture through the region, they discovered and built another village site where our lodge is currently located. The Tlingits chose Killisnoo Island due to the exceptional weather, calm waters of Chatham Strait and the superb fishing on the saltwater as well as the freshwater.In 1886, Alaska Northwest Trading Company was built within the Tlingit Village on Killisnoo Island. The site again was chosen due to the prosperous fishery and the calm inside passage of Chatham Strait. The Trading Company, which was later renamed Alaska Fish Oil and Guano, was a trading stop for the whaling fleet that operated in the Bering Sea. Alaska Fish Oil and Guano began rendering oil from herring (our bait fish) and salmon which were locally caught and used in foods, medicine and for lubricants. The Guano, which was ground herring, was sold as fertilizer and was mainly used in Hawaii for their pineapple and sugar cane crops.The owner of Whalers' Cove Lodge had received a vessel's log book from the late 1800's which states that the crew of this schooner fished in the exact spot for halibut as we do today. It also mentions about the wealth of herring found around the area which still holds true today and supports our immense resource of all five Pacific Northwest Salmon (King, Coho, Sockeye, Chum and Pink), Halibut and over twenty species of Rockfish including Ling Cod and Red Snappers.