Inland Aviation Services Inc
City: Aniak
Tel: +1 907 675 4624
Inland Aviation is located 325 miles due west of Anchorage in Aniak, Alaska on the banks of the Kuskokwim River. We are within easy range of of most of western Alaska and some of the best hunting and fishing in the world.We offer unguided fishing, caribou, bear, and moose hunts to a variety of remote locales including the Tikchik Lakes region of the Kuskokwim Mountains and the Innoko/Iditarod River drainages. We know where the big animals are and can put you within easy range using either of our STOL equipped aircraft. Our floatplane can get you into the fishing holes that few, if any, have ever seen. We have all five species of salmon, rainbow trout, lake trout, grayling, dolly varden, sheefish, and trophy-sized northern pike.Inland Aviation pilots are some of the most experienced aviators in the region. Between the four partners there are over 30,000 hours of flight time, nearly all of it in Western Alaska. We have hunted, fished, and trapped throughout the region for the last 27 years. Our collective experience is best suited to give each and every customer a successful hunting and/or fishing adventure.

Inland Aviation Services Inc
City: Aniak
Tel: +1 907 675 4624
Inland Aviation is located 325 miles due west of Anchorage in Aniak, Alaska on the banks of the Kuskokwim River. We are within easy range of of most of western Alaska and some of the best hunting and fishing in the world.We offer unguided fishing, caribou, bear, and moose hunts to a variety of remote locales including the Tikchik Lakes region of the Kuskokwim Mountains and the Innoko/Iditarod River drainages. We know where the big animals are and can put you within easy range using either of our Stol equipped aircraft. Our floatplane can get you into the fishing holes that few, if any, have ever seen. We have all five species of salmon, rainbow trout, lake trout, grayling, dolly varden, sheefish, and trophy-sized northern pike.Inland Aviation pilots are some of the most experienced aviators in the region. Between the four partners there are over 30,000 hours of flight time, nearly all of it in Western Alaska. We have hunted, fished, and trapped throughout the region for the last 27 years. Our collective experience is best suited to give each and every customer a successful hunting and/or fishing adventure.

Anvik River Lodge
City: Anvik
Tel: +1 907 663 6324
Located about 450 miles Northwest of Anchorage the Anvik River Lodge really is the only lodge on the entire Anvik River. Our nearest neighbor is about 65 miles down stream in the Athabascan village of Anvik. Imagine floating down the same river that was used as the original trade route for Russian explorers on their way to the mighty Yukon.Guests fly-in on our privately chartered flight from Anchorage to Anvik. Once there, the adventure begins with a comfortable boat ride from the shores of the mighty Yukon up the Anvik River to the lodge. Upon arrival at the lodge guests are delighted to find the comforts of home in such a remote area. The hand hewn main lodge houses only eight guests in four rooms, each with private baths and a great room for dining and socializing in. We also offer a private guest cabin that accommodates up to three guests. Imagine a whole week of not seeing anyone else beside our staff and the other guests at the lodge.

Bettles Lodge
City: Bettles
Tel: +1 907 692 5111
Bettles Lodge, built in 1948, is a designated National Historic Site and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It offers a blend of history with all the modern amenities. The lodge contains a restaurant, gift shop, tavern, and of course comfortable rooms (some with Jacuzzi's). Aviation fuel and aircraft parking are available at the lodge.

Sunset View B&B Resort
City: Big Lake
Tel: +1 907 892 8885
Vacation Home Rentals and Bed & Breakfast in Big Lake, Alaska...Perfectly situated between Anchorage and Denali National Park, in South Central Alaska. Our location offers "privacy" and "luxury" with scenic views of Mt. McKinley and breathtaking Alaskan Sunsets.These elegant accomodations are excellent for Family Vacations or Reunions, Corporate Business Retreats, Weddings, Romantic Getaways, or other Special Events.

Bird Ridge Motel
City: Bird Creek
Tel: +1 907 653 0100
Named after the majestic mountain right next door to us, our business is conveniently located midway between Anchorage and Girdwood and offers an affordable way to see all Alaska's Turnagain Arm can offer. For outdoor enthusiasts, Bird Creek flows approximately 1,000 yards to the north of us. From late July to early September visitors come from all round to enjoy fishing for Silver and Red Salmon.The popular Bird Ridge hiking trail takes you to the mountain top and affords a spectacular view of the inlet and surrounding area. For those looking for a less strenuous hike or biking paved bike trails are located directly across the highway from our location. >From our central location along the Seward Highway (listed as a National Scenic Highway) you can; Go Bird Watching on the boardwalk at Potter's Marsh; Watch for whales at Beluga Point; View Dall Sheep enjoying the sunshine on a steep rock wall. Be sure to visit our Area Attractions page for more resources and activities.

Doc Warner's Alaska Fishing Inc
City: Bountiful
Tel: +1 801 298 8060
Doc and Linda Warner invite you to join them for a spectacular week in the great Alaskan Outdoors. This is Alaska, with all its natural beauty, peace, and solitude that only the wilderness can provide. Doc Warner's is a marvelous place, personally chosen by Doc after living 10 years in Juneau, Alaska. With a Ph.D. in fisheries biology and having served as the Director of Sport Fisheries research for the state of Alaska from 1978 - 1986, Doc knows where the fish are, and he has brought it all together in a place where you should be. This is the kind of experience that keeps Doc's customers coming back year after year.

Whitt's Alaskan Adventures
City: Cantwell
Tel: +1 907 768 2662
Why Whitt's Alaskan Adventures instead of the big guys? Personal attention. Avoid the masses. More time to explore. Be treated as an individual, not a number. Because you are not afraid to do something different and get off the beaten path. Many of our clients have told us they didn't consider themselves Alaska grizzly bearthe type of person who would normally take a tour. That they couldn't picture themselves traveling on a cruise ship with up to 3,900 others. They considered traveling to Alaska as an independent, but didn't know where to start. Then they found us. Whitt's Alaskan Adventures was created for visitors who wanted an escorted tour to Alaska with all the details taken care of, but who have a more independent attitude. We have taken care of all the details for you and are with you every step of the way on your tour. Now that you've found us, it's up to you.

Castle Mountain Bed and Breakfast
City: Chickaloon
Tel: +1 907 745 7818
Nestled among the peaks, just 30 minutes from Palmer, Alaska, along the Glenn Highway Scenic Byway, Castle Mountain Bed and Breakfast offers unmatched scenic beauty, exceptional breakfasts and plenty of outdoor fun! Large queen rooms with both private and shared baths make Castle Mountain Bed and Breakfast the perfect family-friendly Alaska vacation rental or romantic weekend getaway. Local attractions like river rafting, glacier hiking, and horseback trail rides offer something for everyone who visits. Exceptional full breakfasts are prepared to your taste. The perfect way to start a day of mountain biking, skiing, hiking or even late summer berry picking. It's all waiting for you at Castle Mountain Bed and Breakfast!

Peters Creek Bed & Breakfast
City: Chugiak
Tel: +1 907 688 3465
Our Bed & Breakfast has just the perfect room for your comfort and enjoyment whether you are traveling alone, with another, a family or group. All rooms are furnished with cable TV, VCR, refrigerator, robes, slippers and hairdryers. Freezer space is available. No smoking or alcoholic beverages please.

Wolf Song of Alaska
City: Chugiak
Tel: +1 907 688 9653
This is a private, non-aligned, non-profit corporation committed to accomplishing a new and more tolerant perception of the wolf through familiarization and education. Wolf Song of Alaska provides many education programs including local school programs and visits by the well known educator, "Wolfman/Critterman,". Also, in 1991, Wolf Song of Alaska hosted the exhibit "Wolves & Humans" in Anchorage, Alaska. Wolf Song is also developing a 340-500 acre wolf observation facility located within the Anchorage area. The aims of this facility include a focus on the educational and scientific aspects of the wolf.

Vader Charters
City: Clam Gulch
Tel: +1 907 567 3387
Alaska Fishing with Captain Tim Erion out of Deep Creek State Park, in Ninilchik, Alaska's best fishing is located on the Kenai Peninsula. Alaska fishing is known for Giant Pacific Halibut and Trophy Kenai King Salmon fishing, it doesn't get any bigger or better than this! Come aboard "The Vader" with "Captain Tim Erion" and fish Alaskan waters surrounding this area where world records for both King salmon and giant Pacific Halibut have been established.

Wetherbee's Charters
City: Coffman Cove
Tel: +1 907 329 2266
Coffman Cove is accessible by auto via the Alaska Marine Highway Ferry System and then Ketchikan to Hollis via the Inter~Island Ferry Authority. Upon your arrival in Hollis you will drive approximately 70 miles on the island wide road system. Your travel agent can book your flight directly to Coffman Cove. It is about a two hour flight from Seattle to Ketchikan on Alaska Airlines and the last 60 miles of the trip is a scenic floatplane trip from Ketchikan, providing magnificent views of the vast wilderness of the Tongass National Forest.Pacific Airways and Taquan Air provide scheduled flights to and from Ketchikan and Coffman Cove. Flight times vary due to the time of year you are planning your trip, so please check with the airlines for current schedules. If your interested in touring, Family Air Tours and Southeast Aviation offer some of the most spectacular sea plane tours and adventures in Southeast Alaska.

Kenai River Drifters Lodge
City: Cooper Landing
Tel: +1 907 595 5555
Drifter's Lodge, in Cooper Landing, is a short, scenic 99 mile drive south of Anchorage.We're located in Cooper Landing, Alaska, at mile 48.3 on the Sterling Highway. This area is famous for it's world class fishing and unsurpassed beauty.Combine the fishing, hiking and other activities available with the lodging in our first class chalets or townhouse style cabins or rooms in the lodge itself, and your Alaskan adventure vacation is sure to be a memorable one.

Alaska Horsemen Trail Adventures
City: Cooper Landing
Tel: +1 907 595 1806
Deep in the mountains of the Chugiak National Forest on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula lies a small lodge, Alaska Horsemen Trail Adventures. Owner Alex Kime, with the help of his daughter Gretchen started the lodge in 1997 with 8 horses. Today they have grown to over 30 horses and are well known as one of the best horseback rides in Alaska. Specializing in "true Alaskan hospitality", folks comment on the serenity they experience at the lodge. Their care of the horses and the "pioneer" appearance of the lodge has gained them television spots on such shows as Country Music Television?s show "Hit Trip", Fox Television's "Bacheloretts in Alaska", Larry Csonka's "North to Alaska Show" and Paul Gray's "The Alaska Show". Alaska Horsemen Trail Adventures was chosen "Outstanding Business in Tourism" on the Kenai Peninsula for 2002.In addition to offering a variety of trail rides year around including carriage and sleigh trips, they offer a unique Alaskan gift shop featuring fur pelts, gold, specialty gift items and a unique Amish shop. They offer a gold panning experience designed in the fashion of the Alaskan pioneer days. A beautiful log pavilion and fire pit for special occasions and horse boarding is available for the traveler. Under construction are several cabins for overnight use. Folks are welcome to browse around and enjoy the baby horses they have every spring.Located in the small mountain community of Cooper Landing, we feel this is the heart of the Kenai Peninsula as we are 100 miles from Anchorage, 45 miles from Seward, 50 miles to Soldotna and 125 miles to Homer. Cooper Landing offers great lodging, restaurants, as well as fishing in the Kenai River, raft trips and great hiking and biking trails.

Grove's Klutina River Charters
City: Copper Center
Tel: +1 907 822 5822
Over the years the business has grown, and the Grove's hospitality hasn't changed. We like to think of our clients as part of the family. For example, a guide is along on all the fishing trips to lead you to the best holes, give advice on what lure to try and to have the net close by when you bring in the big one.If you want a memorable fishing trip visit Grove's Klutina River King Salmon Charters. Join in our Sunday evening potluck BBQ at the campground. You'll be glad you stopped by.

Wrangell-St Elias
City: Copper Center
Tel: +1 907 822 5234
The Chugach, Wrangell and St. Elias mountain ranges converge here in what is often referred to as the "mountain kingdom of North America." The largest unit of the National Park System and a day's drive east of Anchorage, this spectacular park includes the continent's largest assemblage of glaciers and the greatest collection of peaks above 16,000 feet. Mount St. Elias, at 18,008 feet, is the second highest peak in the United States.Adjacent to Canada's Kluane National Park, the site is characterized by remote mountains, sweeping valleys, wild rivers, and a variety of wildlife.Proclaimed as Wrangell-St. Elias National Monument Dec. 1, 1978; established as a national park and preserve Dec. 2, 1980. Wilderness designated Dec. 2, 1980. Designated a World Heritage Site Oct. 24, 1979.

Klutina Salmon Charters and Campground
City: Copper Center
Tel: +1 907 822 3991
Alaska salmon fishing at its best! Our friendly fishing guides and jet boat drivers take you to the most hard to reach, productive fishing holes on one of Alaska's premier king salmon fishing rivers. We supply tackle, bait, and waders. For a memorable fishing adventure, join us at Klutina Salmon Charters! The famous king and red salmon runs up the Copper River and into the Klutina River offers some of Alaska's finest king salmon fishing and red salmon fishing from Early June through August. Trophy sized king salmon, also known as Chinook, can range in size to more than 65 lbs on the Klutina River. The river offers great river bank sport fishing for the famous Copper River Basin reds also known as Sockeye salmon. Grayling and Dolly Varden are common in some areas.

Alaskan Wilderness Outfitting Company
City: Cordova
Tel: +1 907 424 5552
With Alaskan Wilderness Outfitting Company, you'll experience incredible fishing, remote wilderness and some of Alaska's most spectacular beauty. All, in total comfort.We offer both guided and unguided trips to the pristine waters of Prince William Sound, the wild lakes and rivers of the Wrangell Mountains and the untamed wilderness of the North Gulf Coast. You choose the fish you want to catch and the accommodations you prefer, and we'll make it happen.We have several fully outfitted do-it-yourself trips, in tents, outpost cabins and floating cabins as well as full-service fishing camps and lodges. You can enjoy complete solitude, the camaraderie of a staffed fishing lodge, or a combination of both.We invite you to look through this brochure for the package that best suits you, your family, and your budget. If you don't see exactly what you're looking for, call us and we'll talk about putting together an adventure customized just for you. We can accommodate groups of any size for just about all of our packages and offer discounts for large groups.

The Cordova Chamber Of Commerce
City: Cordova
Tel: +1 907 424 7260
Greetings bird lovers! This is the official home page for the annual Copper River Delta Shorebird Festival, held each year in beautiful Cordova, Alaska. This year's festival will take place May 9 - 11, 2003.In early May, the tidal flats of the Copper River Delta shimmer with the activity of hundreds of thousands of shorebirds. As many as 5 million shorebirds rest and feed here during spring migration. The Copper River Delta Shorebird Festival provides the ideal opportunity for bird watchers to be part of this epic migration. Many activities, workshops, and community events are offered throughout the festival. We invite you to join us in Cordova for the the birding event of the new millenium!

Rika's Roadhouse & Landing
City: Delta Jct
Tel: +1 907 895 4201
In this State Park, many visitors enjoy stepping back to pioneer time in Rika's Roadhouse and surrounding historical buildings. Other features include a restaurant and roadhouse gift shop. The Interior offers beauty, serenity and unique Alaskan attractions.

Deltana Outfitters Inc
City: Delta Junction
Tel: +1 907 895 5006
Alaska hunting and fishing is what we do best. There is nothing that we enjoy more than spending time in the Alaska wilderness on the trail of big game or standing by the river with a fish on the line. We have a combined Alaska outdoor experience of more than 70 years, and we will cheerfully put that experience to work for you when you join us on one of our guided Alaska hunting or fishing trips.We can turn your Alaska hunting and fishing dreams into a reality. Call or write today!

Denali National Park
City: Denali Park
Tel: +1 907 683 2294
It's more than a mountain. Denali National Park & Preserve features North America's highest mountain, 20,320-foot tall Mount McKinley. The Alaska Range also includes countless other spectacular mountains and many large glaciers. Denali's more than 6 million acres also encompass a complete sub-arctic eco-system with large mammals such as grizzly bears, wolves, Dall sheep, and moose.The park was established as Mt. McKinley National Park on Feb. 26, 1917. The original park was designated a wilderness area and incorporated into Denali National Park and Preserve in 1980. The Park was designated an international biosphere reserve in 1976.Today the park accommodates a wide variety of visitor use including wildlife viewing, mountaineering, and backpacking. It continues to provide a laboratory for research in the natural sciences.

Tom & Janet Schlagel
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 907 842 2570
Bay Air Alaska charter can take you from Dillingham, Alaska, the Red Salmon capital of the world to lakes and rivers of breathtaking beauty. Come visit this beautiful area of southwestern Alaska and fish for King Salmon exceeding 30 pounds or Alaska rainbow trout. Take an air sightseeing tour for trophy caribou herds and Alaskan moose. Bay Air Alaska can fly you to Brooks Camp where you can watch Grizzly Bear dine on salmon swimming upstream. Fly to Lake Aleknagik and see the Great Bald Eagle while you fish for Dolly Varden rainbow trout. Most sport fishing use occurs on the Kanektok, Goodnews, and Togiak rivers.

Fresh Water Adventures Inc
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 907 842 5060
We are Fresh Water Adventures Inc a family-owned and operated Air Taxi operating seasonally in the Bristol Bay and the Kuskokwim areas of Alaska.We specialize in fresh water lakes and rivers and hold permits to operate within the 1.6 million acres of the Wood-Tikchik State Park and the 4.2 million acres of the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge. We also have experience operating in the Nushagak and Mulchatna Rivers.Our clientele consist of a variety of people, such as Federal and State Park authorities carrying out their park management duties, independent sports people, and the adventurous guided rafters and tent based sports people. Because we are specialists in the fresh water river and lake systems in our area, we are able to provide individual and specialty group air transportation, including information to assist you in planning your own special adventure.Our unique Grumman amphibious aircraft and newly converted De Havilland DHC 3 Otter will delight you with their antique atmosphere and ability to fit the needs of our guests. One of the company's greatest assets are our experienced, Alaskan bush pilots. The owner of FWA, Lester Bingman, has flown commercially since his eighteenth birthday, and is highly respected throughout Bristol Bay.

Beaver Creek Bed and Breakfast
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 907 842 5366
Dillingham, Alaska in the Bristol Bay Area is home to Beaver Creek Bed and Breakfast. Enjoy a restful nights sleep, charming Alaskan ambience and friendly hosts.The Bed and Breakfast offers many different lodging options, in the Main house, 3 bedrooms, with shared and private baths, and living room. The Caribou Cottage features a loft sleeping area, bath and living room. The cabins are each 2 bedrooms, 1 bath with living room. Each accommodation also has a fully equipped kitchen, stocked with breakfast foods, private telephone line and cable or satellite television.

Kokwok Lodge
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 907 842 1061
Kokwok Lodge is owned and operated by lifelong Alaskan residents. We are honest and caring people and will do our best to make your trip enjoyable and memorable. There are no set schedules (because this trip is for a vacation as well as fishing) and we provide the camp helpers to cater to your every whim. Leave the chores to us and just worry about having fun.Our guides were born and raised on the Nushagak River. They are Native Alaskans that have survived from subsistence hunting and fishing. They know where the "Big Ones" are at and how to catch them.

Bristol Bay Lodge
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 907 842 2500
Guided fishing and waterfowl hunting at a lodge 350 miles southwest of Anchorage. Includes news, prices, photos, and fishing seasons.

Reel Wilderness Adventures Inc
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 800 726 8323
Reel Wilderness Adventures is owned and operated by dedicated fly fishers specifically for fly fishers that want to experience the best in Alaska wilderness fly fishing. We offer you a fully guided world-class wilderness fly fishing adventure for five

Wood River Lodge
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 800 842 5205
We would like to personally thank you for allowing Wood River Lodge the opportunity of accomodating your Alaskan Fishing Adventure. We pride ourselves on exceeding your expectations. It is our utmost goal to maintain and continually improve our standing as The Exclusive Lodge in Alaska.

Seven Gables B&B
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 694 7770
Eagle River, located just a short drive from Anchorage, is a quiet community. Seven Gables is nestled in the Eagle River valley on over four acres of birch and spruce trees. Local activities include the Eagle River visitors center, rafting on the river and many hiking trails. Each room features it's own private bathroom . Color television located in each room with over 40 satellite channels. There is a large deck for your evening relaxation. Located in the common area is a kitchenette with sink, refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker. Also, a laundry facility is available for your convenience.

Alaska Chalet Bed & Breakfast
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 694 1528
Alaska Chalet Bed & Breakfast is located 13 scenic miles north of downtown Anchorage in the beautiful Eagle River Valley. It is tucked away between birch and spruce trees in a secluded cul-de-sac near downtown Eagle River.>From the deck surrounding the house, enjoy the beautiful Chugach Mountains, the Knik Arm with Mt Susitna and the magnificent Alaska Range in the background.We extend a warm welcome and an invitation to relax and enjoy our hospitality.

Eagle River Motel
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 694 5000
Construction of the Eagle River Motel began in 1983 and was completed in 1984. A complete renovation of the motel began in 2001 and continues into 2005. The renovation project includes new beds, carpet, televisions, paint, and photographs of Alaska by Alaskans in each room.The Eagle River Motel is perfectly located just 13 miles north of downtown Anchorage. Elmendorf Air Force Base and Fort Richardson separate Eagle River from the rest of Anchorage proper. The motel offers a clean, comfortable, and quiet place to rest halfway between the most popular destinations in the Denali National Park and Seward.The large rooms and amenities of the Eagle River Motel make extended stays comfortable for families and individuals. Locals and soldiers from Fort Richardson and Elmendorf Air Force Base will use the motel as temporary housing.

Alaska ATV Adventures
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 694 4294
We are Alaska ATV Adventures, providing visitors to our great State an opportunity to ride among the most spectacular mountains and wildlife imaginable.Enjoy our guided 4 wheeler tours from 3 hours to full day trips. We also offer team building and combination ATV/Kayak trips.

Eklutna Historical Park Inc
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 688 6026
Eklutna Inc an Alaska Native Corporation, established Eklutna Historical Park in 1990 to preserve the heritage and traditions of the Athabascan people, and to portray the rapidly disappearing lifestyles of the Dena'ina Athabascan Indians in Southcentral Alaska. In January of 1999, Eklutna Historical Park reorganized as a nonprofit entity to expand the existing operation and its role within the community. The specific objectives and purposes of this corporation are to promote, develop, assist, provide, foster, and enhance Eklutna cultural, educational, social, and heritage values. May 1999 marks the beginning of our 10th season of providing tours to the public and our first year operating as a nonprofit entity.

Wild Alaska Adventures
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 696 5800
His adventure provides a unique Sport fishing opportunity for King salmon, Silver salmon, humpies, Rainbow trout, Arctic grayling and more. This is Freshwater fishing at its best combining a four wheeler trail ride through incredible primordial forests, heavy runs of Salmon, private airstrip and trail access, hand built cabins and more. Wildlife including Grizzly bear and black bear are common and frequently seen offering Photo opportunities at every turn.

Eklutna Historical Park Inc
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 688 6026
Eklutna Inc an Alaska Native Corporation, established Eklutna Historical Park in 1990 to preserve the heritage and traditions of the Athabascan people, and to portray the rapidly disappearing lifestyles of the Dena'ina Athabascan Indians in Southcentral Alaska. In January of 1999, Eklutna Historical Park reorganized as a nonprofit entity to expand the existing operation and its role within the community. The specific objectives and purposes of this corporation are to promote, develop, assist, provide, foster, and enhance Eklutna cultural, educational, social, and heritage values. May 1999 marks the beginning of our 10th season of providing tours to the public and our first year operating as a nonprofit entity.

Elfin Cove Lodge
City: Elfin Cove
Tel: +1 800 422 2824
Welcome to Elfin Cove Lodge! If you are looking for awesome Alaska fishing at an Alaska lodge that prides itself on treating guests like family then you have found the right place! You will be delighted with our area's outstanding fishing, magnificent scenery, abundant wildlife and our lodge's four-star service!There simply is not a better sport fishing lodge in Alaska for great fishing productivity, cozy ocean-front lodge comfort, friendly lodge service, abundant wildlife and awesome scenery!You will fish aboard our fast and roomy thirty foot catamarans. These boats are the finest fishing platforms in S.E. Alaska and feature all the latest fishing technology to assure your fishing success!Our lodge fishing staff is comprised of Alaska's best guides. These hard-charging sport fishing guides are all licensed professionals who know what is biting when and the best ways to catch them!

Dave Duncan & Sons Ltd
City: Ellensburg
Tel: +1 509 962 1060
If you want to experience some of the best fishing in the world, then we invite you to join us in Alaska. Dave Duncan & Sons is a family owned and operated business that specializes in remote wilderness Base Camps and Float Trips. Our family has more than one hundred years of combined experience guiding and supporting fishermen in Alaska's remote wilderness. We have four camps in Alaska that provide anglers the chance to experience incredible fishing in a wilderness setting with little or no other fishing pressure.Whether you choose a Base Camp or a Float Trip you will stay in a very comfortable camp that has warm, dry tents, hot showers, and great fishing - right out the front door. The menu at these camps include homemade breads, desserts, fresh salads, fruits and vegetables, and large cuts of quality meats.We invite you to join us in Alaska. We promise you a fishing and wilderness experience that you will never forget.

Breakaway World Wide Fishing Adventures
City: Ellicottville
Tel: +1 716 699 4835
Breakaway's Alaskan Adventure offers a seven day float or jet boat trip with optional daily fly-outs to very isolated waters by helicopter and float plane. Gin clear rivers and streams, most of which are wadeable- just perfect for fly fisherman -where salmon as well as large rainbow can easily be caught with fly rods.We limit our anglers to just six per week. By keeping our number of guests down, we ensure you personal service and wilderness atmosphere.Included - 7 days float trip or daily jetboat trips, guides, all meals, accommodation, flight from Anchorage, tackle if needed.Accommodation - Float trip accommodation is in spacious tent cabins, daily jetboat trips are run from the rustic Talaheim Lodge.

Fairbanks Automated Flight Service Station
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 474 0388
Pilot Bulletin Handbook. Terminal Radar Service Area FAQ, pattern diagrams, air traffic control procedures, float pond, and SVFR procedures. Fuel accommodations, communication, pilot reports, spring, summer, and winter operations. Airport, FAA AFSS, ATCT, and FSDO links. Alaska identifiers and AWOS/ASOS information.

Frontier Flying Service Inc
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 450 7250
Scheduled flights, Guardian Flight Air Ambulance, live web cam, employment opportunities, and photos.

Frog Pond B&B
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 457 4006
Sitting among the birch trees, this spacious country home has a peaceful two-acre yard. Downtown is just minutes away providing easy access to popular attractions. Guest bedrooms offer comfortable Queen beds. A two-bedroom apartment can sleep up to six people. Kitchen and laundry facilities are included as well as a large living area to relax in. An assortment of Alaskan videos are available to watch. A hearty country-style breakfast is prepared daily by the hosts, known for their excellent culinary skills and tasty food.

A-1 Yankovich Inn
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 479 2861
A-1 Yankovich Inn Bed and Breakfast, "your home away from home", is located in the rolling hills above the University of Alaska, minutes from downtown Fairbanks, the airport, or the train station.We are located on the top of a hill, on a two-acre estate, which abounds in wildlife and borders the Muskox farm. It is not unusual to find a moose strolling through the grounds browsing on willows. Sandhill Cranes and Canadian Geese also fly right over your head on the way to their nests close by. See the fox come out to play in the early morning hours.

The Fairbanks Golden Nugget Hotel
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 452 5141
Our 37 spacious rooms and suites offer color cable TV, individually-controlled heating and air conditioning, FREE local phone calls and non-smoking rooms.We also offer state, government and military rates as well as senior citizen discounts. Ask about our convention and special group rates!

Rainbow Wilderness Lodge
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 458 8517
Rainbow Wilderness Lodge rests gracefully on the banks of a remote high mountain lake, located in the world famous Iliamna area of southwest Alaska. We own and operate our own private aircraft , which we use to access all of Bristol Bay. This includes Katmai national park and the remote Alaskan Penninsula. I hope you will consider coming and joining us this summer for a week of fantastic fishing and some real Alaskan hospitality.

Wilderness Fishing Inc
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 479 0479
Arctic Grayling Guide Service provides fishing trips in Interior Alaska that are convenient to those visiting Fairbanks and Denali National Park. We offer a wide range of fishing packages both guided and unguided that fit your schedule and budget. The streams we fish offer Arctic Grayling and King, Silver, and Chum salmon.

Midnight Sun Trophy Pike Adventures
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 455 0265
For years, Alaska has been known for its wondrous size, its magnificent mountains, its trophy size game, and of course its salmon. But very little has been said about its huge northern pike. In fact Alaska's best kept secret is its large Northern Pike. And not just 10 or 15 pound fish, but 25, 30, and the occasional 40 pound monster! Located on a tributary that feeds the Yukon river, Midnight Sun offers the trip of a lifetime for those anglers interested in hooking the largest pike of their dreams. Midnight Sun Trophy Pike Adventures offers luxury, and comfort, while enjoying Alaska's remote wilderness on our custom-built houseboat (a new twist to sport fishing in Alaska). This boat is equipped with all of the modern amenities and plush trimmings. It also allows us to become mobile, moving with the pike as the season changes.The Yukon tributary you will be fishing provides the perfect environment for growing big pike; cool, slow-moving water; a food source of unlimited quantity; and the time to grow old and fat! With little competition from other anglers, these big pike are readily attainable.

Alaska Bird Observatory
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 451 7159
The Alaska Bird Observatory is an Alaska nonprofit corporation. The mission of ABO is to advance the appreciation, understanding, and conservation of birds and their habitats through research and education.Founded in 1991, ABO specializes in long-term studies of migrant and resident birds of interior Alaska. Similar observatories are located in the contiguous United States and southern Canada, but ABO is the only organization of its kind in Alaska.

Nature Alaska Tours
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 488 3746
Nome is a little know treasure for birders. The city of Nome is bounded by tundra on three sides and the Bering Sea coast on the other. Once the ice begins to break up, migration begins. Virtually the entire area of the Seward Peninsula that is accessible by road from Nome is comprised of extremely valuable nesting areas for many bird species including most North American waterfowl.Safety Sound, less than twenty miles from Nome on the Nome Council road, is a migrant trap before breakup. Observers have noted Emperor Geese, and Stellar's Eiders in this area. A Whooper Swan was sighted there for three weeks in the spring of 1991. Off-shore in open patches of water, called leads, ringed seal often bask on ice ledges. These leads also concentrate migrating waterfowl: Scoters, Eiders, Harlequin Ducks, Old Squaws, Arctic and Pacific Loons and, occasionally, Yellow-Billed Loons. Tufted and Horned Puffins, Common Murres, and Pelagic Cormorantare all possibilities in this bird rich area. The terminus of this road is Council, and is the only place accessible from Nome where boreal species may be found.