Alaska Bird Observatory
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 451 7159
Boreal Partners in Flight is a coalition of individuals who are working together to help conserve bird populations throughout boreal regions of North America. Boreal Partners in Flight is the official Alaska state working group of the international Partners in Flight program. We also have many members from Canada because we share many of the same species, habitats, and problems. The international program was started in 1990 because of concerns about continental declines in populations of many landbird species. Initially the program focused on species that breed in North America and winter in the Neotropics (Central and South America) but it now addresses all North American landbirds and other species that use terrestrial habitats, such as shorebirds, owls and grouse.Boreal Partners in Flight has over 100 members, including representatives from all the major federal land and resource managers in Alaska and Canada, state and provincial agencies, universities, Alaska Native corporations, and local environmental consulting firms. Nongovernmental organizations such as the Alaska Bird Observatory, Alaska Natural Heritage Program, and local chapters of the National Audubon Society play key roles. The foundation of the program, however, relies on the commitment of individuals. Boreal Partners in Flight includes biologists, land managers, teachers, and birders--a diverse, active, and dedicated group.

Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 547 2233
Located along the Canadian border in central Alaska, the preserve protects 115 miles of the 1,800-mile Yukon River and the entire Charley River basin. Numerous rustic cabins and historic sites are reminders of the importance of the Yukon River during the 1898 gold rush. Paleontological and archeological sites here add much to our knowledge of the environment thousands of years ago. Peregrine falcons nest in the high bluffs overlooking the river, while the rolling hills that make up the preserve are home to an abundant array of wildlife. The Charley, a 100-mile long wild river, is considered by many to be the most spectacular river in Alaska.

National Park Service
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 547 2233
Located along the Canadian border in central Alaska, the preserve protects 115 miles of the 1,800-mile Yukon River and the entire Charley River basin. Numerous rustic cabins and historic sites are reminders of the importance of the Yukon River during the 1898 gold rush. Paleontological and archeological sites here add much to our knowledge of the environment thousands of years ago. Peregrine falcons nest in the high bluffs overlooking the river, while the rolling hills that make up the preserve are home to an abundant array of wildlife. The Charley, a 100-mile long wild river, is considered by many to be the most spectacular river in Alaska.

Alyeska Prince Hotel
City: Girdwood
Tel: +1 800 780 5733
The Alyeska Prince Hotel is a beautiful hotel located at the base of the Alyeska Resort. This elegant hotel offers beautiful scenery, lots of activities, a full fitness facility with massage services, and small town friendliness. With skiing, dog sledding and fishing just out the front door, this hotel is a great choice for the active traveler. But, the Alyeska Prince Hotel is also a convenient drive to many of the area's natural attractions, as well. Guests will find a fine selection of restaurants and lounges nearby.The guest rooms are spacious, at least 340 square feet in area and well appointed. The rooms include comforts like bathrobes, slippers, a heated towel rack, and amenities like an illuminated makeup mirror, and mini refrigerator. There is even a bedside "Do not disturb" control, for effortless privacy. A cordial and attentive staff is on-hand to assist you with any needs you might require. The Alyeska Prince Hotel is convenient to fine dining, shopping and entertainment venues.

Ouzel Expeditions
City: Girdwood
Tel: +1 907 783 2216
Fishing and expedition raft trips in over 40 different rivers in Alaska and Kamchatka, Russia.

Alaska Wildland Adventures
City: Girdwood
Tel: +1 907 783 2928
Choose an Alaska travel vacation package, stay in our beautiful backcountry Alaska lodges or come with us for top Alaska fishing and find out why Alaska Wildland Adventures has been the leader in top quality Alaska adventure travel since 1977. Combining the best of Alaska adventure, river rafting, sea kayaking and hiking with Alaska wildlife viewing, we offer fun, friendly and unforgettable Alaska vacation options - from one to twelve days - on the Kenai Peninsula and in Denali National Park, Alaska.We founded Alaska Wildland Adventures 29 years ago with the goal of sharing the wilderness and Alaska's wildlife with active Alaska travelers who seek a high quality, authentic Alaskan adventure for their Alaska vacation. Today, we are proud to continue this tradition as Alaska's largest and oldest operator of wilderness lodge-based Alaska adventure travel.

Alaska Charter Service
City: Glendale
Tel: +1 602 362 2809
On our charters a typical day begins in a secluded anchorage. You wake up early to a change of scenery every morning and walk out on deck where a new day of fishing is near by.After getting underway for the early morning bite, the long Alaskan summer days will give us plenty of time for a variety of sportfishing, exploring, relaxing and viewing the spectacular scenery.In the evening, we'll prepare a seafood dinner from the day's catch and the words "fresh seafood" will take on a whole new meaning. Those are some of the differences you'll enjoy fishing with us on Alaska's finest sport fishing vessel, the 56' M/V Adventurous. We invite you to join us on board to experience the world class salmon, halibut, and steelhead fishing of Alaska's renowned Inside Passage.

Whalesong Lodge
City: Gustavus
Tel: +1 907 697 2742
Alaska's Glacier Bay is home to our family lodging and adventure destination. Eco-tourist activities include fly fishing, whale watching, kayaking and biking. Halibut and salmon sport fishing is world class.The Whalesong Lodge is located 30 minutes west of Juneau in the temperate rain forest of Gustavus, Alaska. Guests arrive via plane or ferry. We will be happy to help you arrange the part of your Alaskan vacation that includes Glacier Bay National Park.

Gustavus Inn at Glacier Bay
City: Gustavus
Tel: +1 907 697 2254
Established by the Lesh family in 1965, today the third generation continues to offer expert guidance to experience the best of Glacier Bay National Park. This New England-style country inn sits in the Salmon River meadow overlooking Icy Strait. Two of the guest bedrooms boast oceanviews. Enjoy family-style meals in the original homestead dining room. Homemade sourdough pancakes and rhubarb sauce are house specialties. The American plan rate includes transportation to the inn and to Bartlett Cove in the park, fishing poles, bikes and an afternoon guided nature walk. Direct flights are available from Seattle.

Alaska Science Center - Biological Science
City: Gustavus
Tel: +1 907 697 2230
The Alaska Science Center - Biological Science Office, part of the Biological Resources Division of the U.S. Geological Survey, plays a pivotal role in conducting research on wildlife and their vast habitats in Alaska. Alaska's Federal public lands represent an overwhelming landscape (equivalent in size to all of the Eastern seaboard from Maine through Florida). Nearly 88% of all National Wildlife Refuges and 65% of all National Park lands are in Alaska. As the lead biological science agency for the Department of the Interior (DOI) in Alaska, the Alaska Science Center - Biological Science Office is responsible for research trust lands and waters (including those of the National Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Minerals Management Service) and DOI trust species (including migratory birds, marine mammals, and anadromous fish) in Alaska, providing scientific information essential for resource management decisions.

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
City: Gustavus
Tel: +1 907 697 2230
The marine wilderness of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve provides opportunities for adventure, a living laboratory for observing the ebb and flow of glaciers, and a chance to study life as it returns in the wake of retreating ice. Amidst majestic scenery, Glacier Bay offers us now, and for all time, a connection to a powerful and wild landscape.The park has snow-capped mountain ranges rising to over 15,000 feet, coastal beaches with protected coves, deep fjords, tidewater glaciers, coastal and estuarine waters, and freshwater lakes. These diverse land and seascapes host a mosaic of plant communities ranging from pioneer species in areas recently exposed by receding glaciers, to climax communities in older coastal and alpine ecosystems. Diverse habitats support a variety of marine and terrestrial wildlife, with opportunities for viewing and research that allow us to learn more about the natural world.

Blue Heron Bed & Breakfast
City: Gustavus/Glacier Bay
Tel: +1 907 697 2293
Our rooms and cabins are bright and airy and tastefully decorated with Alaskan artwork throughout. With ginger maple floors, high ceilings, large and arched windows, we take advantage of the many wonderful views. We are located in 10A of wildflowers and look out over the Fairweather Mountains, Excursion Ridge, as well as being located by the sea.We have much to offer just about anyone -- we have an in-house gift shop, we are almost on the golf course and Salmon River, we are moments from the romance of an evening beach walk, and birding is exceptional out your very own suites or cabins. We provide many amenities and each room comes with binoculars to watch for the occasional moose or bear. Business people can come over to the sunroom sitting area and plug-in their computers to send those important emails or walk to nearby businesses. With a hearty breakfast, sunroom or cabin dining, a horseshoe pit and other yard and family games, private tv/vcr in suite and wildlife videos, access to the owner's private book collection, there are enough items to keep any traveler energized with lots to do or relaxing in an environment set apart from the busy outside world. Kayak rentals, whale watching and wildlife cruises disembark right outside our doorway, except we have the luxury of a wonderful buffer of private wildflowers surrounding us to give us that special feeling of privacy.

Haines & Skagway Alaska
City: Haines
Tel: +1 907 766 3007
Welcome to Alaska. Mountain Flying Service specializes in Charter Scenic Flights over and into Glacier Bay National Park & Wrangell - St. Elias National Park, the largest in the National Park

Fort William H Seward Bed & Breakfast
City: Haines
Tel: +1 907 766 2856
Listed in the National Register, this family-owned three-story Victorian, Jefferson-style has been fully restored with three Belgian-tile fireplaces and an oak-bannister staircase. Incredible, sweeping ocean and mountain views from the front veranda are a breathtaking sight. Overlook Lynn Fjord from several of the spacious guest bedrooms. Stay in a suite that features a fully equipped kitchen and walk-in closet. Main-floor kitchen privileges are extended to all. An all-you-can-eat breakfast includes popular sourdough wheat-cakes, eggs, turkey-ham, fresh seasonal salmon, fruit, cereal and toast. Bikes are available to explore the picturesque area. Kites and fishing poles offer hours of enjoyment.

The Summer Inn Bed & Breakfast
City: Haines
Tel: +1 907 766 2970
The Summer Inn Bed & Breakfast is a five bedroom historical house with a live-in Innkeeper. The Inn is open year-round. Located at 117 Second Avenue near the heart of downtown Haines, the Inn provides excellent views of the Lynn Canal and is within walking distance to the sites of Haines. The house was built almost 100 years ago by Tim Vogel, a member of Skagway's notorious Soapy Smith gang and a colorful character in the history of Haines.Start your day with a full homemade breakfast, spend your evening with a good book in our spacious living room, and end your day soaking in Tim Vogel's own bathtub, circa 1912. We invite you to be our guests at

The Travel Connection
City: Haines
Tel: +1 907 766 2681
In an effort to combat the sometimes painful lack of information available to prospective travelers to Alaska, we offer custom tour planning for our out-of-state clients. Since 1986 we have specialized in customized tour planning for all of Alaska. We can design a custom tour using small cruise ships, remote lodges, village tours, wildlife viewing and more, that will get you away from the crowds and up close to the beauty of Alaska.We are well-versed in booking Alaska's main attractions such as Glacier Bay, Denali Park, and the Inside Passage. We also have considerable experience in booking the many relatively undiscovered gems such Haines, the Admiralty Island Wilderness Homestead, the Pribilofs, Katmai, and more.

Eagle Preserve Sport Fishing
City: Haines
Tel: +1 888 969 3773
Eagle Preserve Sport Fishing operates from March through December. We specialize in fly fishing, but are happy to break out the spinning gear when conditions make fly fishing impractical, or for people who do not wish to fly fish. We are fully licensed and insured. The links below will give you seasonal information and pictures.

Ed Blank's Adventures on the Fly
City: Haines
Tel: +1 617 427 4444
Ed Blank's Adventures on the Fly specializes in affordable fly fishing expeditions to remote areas of the world that have large quantities of cool fish! I love to flyfish so much, that that's all I do! No light tackle and fly fishing here, just fly fishing. The summer finds us on week long float trips flyfishing for big rainbow trout and salmon in Alaska's Katmai National Park. Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula is the last frontier for untouched rainbow fly fishing from our comfortable tent camp on our Alaska style float trips.

Big Country Inc
City: Haines
Tel: +1 907 767 5404
Big Country is located in the world famous Valley of the Eagles, situated 26 miles north of Haines, Alaska.Whether you are into riding the trail, bashing around in deep snow, skiing or snowboarding, our experienced guides will help you explore some of Alaska's finest backcountry.

The Denali Dome Home
City: Healy
Tel: +1 907 683 1239
The Denali Dome Home is a family run, year-Round bed and breakfast, located 12 miles north of the Denali National Park entrance. Situated on five wooded acres and landscaped lawns and gardens, the 7,200 square foot residence provides guests with a clean, calm, spacious and friendly atmosphere. It is located just off the George Parks Highway at Mile 248.8 in scenic Healy, Alaska. It is the longest established B&B in the Denali area.>From this closest town to Denali National Park, guests enjoy the amenities of home and the convenient access to Denali's tours and outdoor activities. Ample paved, off-street parking is available for all of Denali Dome Home's guests. This B&B's reputation for excellence has earned it a 3-diamond rating from the AAA (American Automobile Association). Denali Dome Home provides a smoke free environment. The owners are active members of the Denali Chamber of Commerce, Fairbanks Association of Bed & Breakfasts, and membership chairs of the Bed and Breakfast Association of Alaska. Church, school, scouts and sports also keep this family active in the Denali area.

Pat and Windell's Bed and Breakfast
City: Healy
Tel: +1 907 683 2472
Experience real Alaskan hospitality with long time Alaskans Pat and Windell Speer. Pat and Windell's Bed and Breakfast offers clean and affordable accommodations and lodging for visitors to Denali National Park.Located in Healy, Alaska, the bed and breakfast is only a short drive from the park entrance and all park activities including white water rafting, backcountry horseback adventures and hiking.Pat and Windell's Bed and Breakfast serves up great American Breakfasts with all the trimmings. Traveling through the great expanses of the Park can make for a long day and Pat believes that traveling on a full stomach is the best way to go.

Black Diamond Golf
City: Healy
Tel: +1 907 683 4653
Black Diamond Golf Course takes its' name from the historic Diamond Strip Mine. The Diamond Mine was developed in 1943 as part of the war minerals program of the US government and was instrumental in easing the coal shortages resulting from World War II. The coal lies in a formation known as the Nenana coal bed, a foot hill belt boarded in the south by the high rugged masses of the Alaska Range and to the north by the broad flats of the Tanana Valley. The coal was hauled by truck five miles down a gravel road to the small railroad town of Healy (established as a mining camp in about 1905) where the railway transported it to Fairbanks for use by the US Army. Although no longer active, and partially reclaimed by the forces of nature, the Diamond Mine and its' effect on the history of this area is still visible for all to see!

Beary Patch Bed and Breakfast
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 2483
We have been giving guests the retreat of their life for 13 years. Once again, we have newly remodeled our guests rooms and common area. The Beary Patch has a wonderful reputation for excellence in cleanliness, comfort, decor, and of course mouth-watering breakfasts. Our guests assure me that our inn is equal to any five star hotel experience! We love serving people. We are the only bed and breakfast in Homer that serves a three course breakfast fit for the heartiest of appetites. We make every morsel right here in our humble kitchen. Home-made breads, waffles, muffins, jams, crepes, quiche', Alaskan Stratta, and much, much more! Why would you want to have plan ole' food? We offer fresh eggs, meats, specially prepared fruits, and mmmm....fresh ground Homer's finest coffee (Captain's Coffee).Homer is a delightful community. We have a wonderful patchwork of people with different beliefs, arts, culture, and work here. The Pratt Museum is very small, but don't be fooled. It is in the top two hundred in the nation! Many awards have been won for its exhibits. We accommodate every personality in our hamlet. We have the diversity of a large city, only much much smaller. Homer has accommodated fishermen many for many decades. Yes, these hearty men were our first clients. However, about five years ago we were discovered, so to speak. Other folks, other than fishermen drove "to the end of the road"! (Famous saying about Homer, by Tom Bodet.) The word spread quickly about our beautiful, prestine hamlet by the sea. Now folks from all over the world come to relax and enjoy our uniqueness.

Good Karma Inn
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 4728
The Good Karma Inn was designed for the utmost luxury of our guests. Our first floor is a reflection of universal accessibility. Built and appointed with the physically challenged in mind, it is user friendly for those 10 to 100 years young. Whether you choose the Compassion or Kindness Suites, your comfort is assured in these tranquil and deluxe settings.Our kitchen meets or exceeds all ADA requirements and is fully equipped and stocked for a hearty continental breakfast that is self-served and ready when you are. Enjoy freshly baked breads, cereals and fruit, coffee, tea and juices.Upstairs we find the Wisdom and Mindfulness Suites and their respective bathrooms. All the rooms' bathrooms feature Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps. Enjoy our refreshment center and reflective library with a special Alaskana section. All of our beds are handcrafted as kings or twins to suit your needs (as you prefer). We offer satellite TVs with VCRs in each room for ultimate privacy.

A Memorable Experience Bed and Breakfast & Cabin
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 7374
A Memorable Experience Bed and Breakfast & Cabin features spectacular view accommodations! You will enjoy clean, comfortable lodging with memorable genuine hospitality. This northern paradise is situated in a park-like setting overlooking Homer, with sensational views of Kachemak Bay, the mountains and glaciers beyond. There is incredible wildlife, birding and hiking outside your front door. Here you will find sanctuary of perfectly peaceful and private surroundings with beautiful gardens and wonderful decks to lounge on.

The Sea Lion Gallery and Lodging
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 3400
Many Homer accommodations feature fantastic views of the Homer Spit, ocean and glaciated mountains. When you stay at the Sea Lion Cove you become part of that view! Our oceanside location is not just world class scenic, it is convenient to many of the amenities that Homer is known for; boat harbor, fishing charters and tour boats, sea kayaking, custom sport fish packing and shipping, restaurants, galleries and gift shops, beachcombing, bird and sea mammal watching and shorebased fishing for salmon and bottomfish. You are only one to seven minute's walk from any of these activities.

A B&B On The Green
City: Homer
Tel: +1 800 295 5969
Beautiful Accommodations, Golf, Fishing and Accommodations in an unsurpassed setting next to Kachemak Bay with breathtaking mountain and glacier views.

Room with a View Bed and Breakfast
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 3706


Captain Bruce Warner
City: Homer
Tel: +1 800 478 7777
Our service includes Alaska fishing and Homer, Alaska fishing and Homer, Alaska halibut fishing and Salmon guides and Halibut charters and full-day fishing trips. The best months for Homer, Alaska halibut fishing trips are June, July and August. Call for fishing information. Homer, Alaska is the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World."

Alaska by the Sea Cabins
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 2716
Enjoy your stay in Homer Alaska in a cabin or a private home setting. The cabin is right above the beach and the bed and breakfast is 5 miles outside Homer with a 2 acre lawn. Our goal is to provide you with comfortable lodging at an affordable price close to all that Homer has to offer.Homer is well known for its fishing and outdoor activities but it's also a great place to just relax and listen to the waves.

Alaska Excursion Adventures Inc
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 2553
Greetings Alaska bound travelers and welcome to Alaska Excursion Adventures Inc. We are a family-owned and operated business that caters to outdoor enthusiasts and vacationers traveling to Homer, Alaska. We are happy to take you out for a day trip to enjoy some of the best halibut fishing in the world or maybe you would prefer to do some boat based Blacktail deer hunting on Kodiak Island which is both comfortable and affordable. An option for those looking for more of an adventure in a remote setting, you might want to take advantage of our multiple day fishing and/or hunting packages. Or maybe you would just like to relax between trips and visit us our bed and breakfast which is open year round! Please view the following pages and feel free to contact us as we are happy to assist you with your vacation plans!

Lighthouse Village Cabins
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 7007
Homer is Alaska at its best. Map out your Alaska vacation and drive the Kenai Peninsula to the end of the road ? the Homer Spit. If you want to experience Alaska sport fishing, kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, or just enjoy the view, it's all in Homer. Lighthouse Village offers oceanside cabins with magnificent ocean & mountain views. Our truly cozy Alaska cabins are located at the base of the Homer Spit making easy access to downtown, the Homer Harbor and the local fishing hole. Our large bird viewing deck is a great place for outdoor dining and to enjoy the Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival. Every day is a unique experience where the beauty of Kachemak Bay and its bounty of wildlife are right outside your door. Contact Lighthouse Village Cabins for your Alaska lodging needs and share this remarkable location at waters edge. Don't just stay at an Alaska hotel ? enjoy the privacy & convenience of your own fully furnished cabin.

Ocean House Inn
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 3294
We believe Ocean House Inn is one of the most beautiful settings in the world and the ocean is only a stones throw away from each of our units. All of our condos, rooms and suites have private entrances, private baths and ocean view vistas, beach access and laundry facilities. Each room gives you a choice of one king or two twins to fit your needs.We provide a Full Breakfast, box lunches, continental breakfast and laundry services for a fee and specialize in setting you up with fishing charters, shopping and restaurant ideas. We are a little over an hours flight by float plane to the largest brown bear habitat in the world... or stay at home and relax in a super nice hot tub on the main yard overlooking the sea.Our condos are fully equipped and the suites have a small kitchen area. Questions? Email us and we'll get right back to you and then it's only a toll free call away from booking what we believe is truly a hidden treasure by the sea.Each room in our Inn gives you a choice of either one king bed or two twins. We want to be sure your arrangements are just right for you.

Hallo Bay Bear Camp
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 2237
Hallo Bay Wilderness is designed to be a wildlife and wilderness experience a true Alaska wilderness experience. which offers a limited number of people the opportunity to walk amongst the giant brown bears. No one leaves without the feeling of a true wilderness experience and lives are touched by the memories made here.Established in 1994, Hallo Bay was designed to be a trend setting model of responsibility and low impact to this environment. Our guests observe the bears in their natural habitat. There are no viewing platforms or man-made trails at Hallo Bay. The total number of guests at Hallo Bay on any given day is 8-10 and they are further divided into two sub groups of usually 4-5 people per group with each sub group having its own guide. It is our experience that 5 people (4 guests-1 guide) are much less impacting than large groups of people on any wilderness outing. The smaller group size intimidates wildlifeless and leaves a much less impacting footprint on the local habitat.The bear observation out in the field is conducted under the direction of our professional guides whose primary duties include the safety of our guests and the continued preservation of this unique area and its magnificent wildlife. Along with our guides, the camp personnel play a very important role in preserving this wilderness area. Unlike other operations which utilize bear traumatizing high voltage electric fences, rubber bullets and mace type sprays to discourage bears, Hallo Bay denies bears the opportunity to learn bad habits, but does not discourage their natural curiosity of their surroundings. Thus it iscommon to see bears in the camp, but in ten years of operation we have never had a bear cause damage. Hallo Bay personnel utilize the experience and the vast knowledge gained by many years along with lots of common sense to co-exist with these bears in a peaceful and serene environment.While Hallo Bay personnel do everything reasonably possible to maintain and protect this pristine wilderness area, we also need the understanding and cooperation of our guests in order to do it in a manner beneficial to the habitat and wildlife it contains.

Emerald Pines Lodge
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 6204
Alaska fishing at one of Alaska's finest fishing lodges, located above Kachemak Bay in Homer, Alaska. Homer is the Halibut fishing capital of the world. A normal day of fishing will include a limit of Halibut and quite often Salmon as well. King Salmon are in these waters year round, Silver, Red, Pink, and Chum are found during summer months. Plan your arrival at Emerald Pines Lodge Sunday afternoon, and we'll fish for Halibut and Salmon and enjoy the beauty of the Homer area until your departure Saturday morning. Bring plenty of film, the scenery and wild life are about as good as it gets anyplace on the planet.We are a small full service lodge, just the right size for families and small groups, no big crowds here. Your captain is a thirty six year Alaskan resident and carries a U.S.C.G Masters license. Fishing is not just about Halibut and Salmon, we also offer the best in Rainbow, Steelhead, and Char fishing. We use only tournament quality gear weather fishing for Halibut, Kings, Rainbow Trout or Steelhead. We furnish everything except your personal items, and lest I forget our Chefette Roma never lets you leave the table hungry, wait till you see the table she sets. So please join us for Alaska fishing at it's best, Halibut, Salmon, Steelhead, Rainbow and Char.Sometimes our trails lead to unexpected treasure?if you are a seeker of new adventure come and experience the treasures and beauty of Homer and its splendid Emerald Pines Lodge. A more beautiful place does not exist, nor will you find better fishing or abundance of wildlife.

Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 7740
The Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival offers a wide variety of birding workshops and presentations for beginning and advanced birders, guided field trips and viewing stations, children's activities, art and entertainment events, boat tours and sea-kayak trips. Many events are free of charge and bay tours are offered at special festival fares.

Pratt Museum
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 8635
The Pratt Museum is located in Homer, Alaska, on the shores of Kachemak Bay, approximately 200 miles south of Anchorage, on the Kenai Peninsula. Kachemak Bay, located on the southeast part of Cook Inlet, is circled by mountains, glaciers, and active volcanoes. The region's four national parks, five national wildlife refuges, state parks and critical habitat areas support a diversity of wildlife from seabirds and sea lions to brown bears and the endangered humpback whale. Kachemak Bay is the largest of 23 sites in the National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERRS) in the nation, and the only one in Alaska. The Pratt Museum is the only natural history museum in the 25,600-square-mile area of the Kenai Peninsula. It serves a regional population of over 40,000 and hosts around 30,000 visitors each year. Indoor exhibits focus on art, natural history, native cultures, homesteading, fishing, marine ecology and the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Additional attractions are Alaskan wildlife dioramas, salt-water aquaria and a fine Museum store. Outdoor exhibits include the historic Harrington homestead cabin with period furnishings, botanical garden, and forest nature trail, enlivened by summer and permanent art installations.

Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 6667
The Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies (CACS) is a 501-c-3 environmental education not-for-profit organization in Homer, Alaska. Established in 1981, CACS delivers educational programs tours & ecotours to over 6,000 students and other visitors every year. Our grassroots organization has grown to over 300 memberships and we have more than 50 active volunteers and an annual Kachemak Bay Coast Walk event that involves more than 200 additional volunteers. Our mission is to foster responsible interaction with our natural surroundings, and to generate knowledge of the marine and coastal ecosystems of Kachemak Bay through environmental education and research programs as well as educational Alaska ecotours.

Grizzly Charters
City: Homer
Tel: +1 888 948 4388
We offer full day fishing for Alaska Halibut or Salmon. This year we are also offering Fishing and Lodging Packages, the lodging will be at a B&B or Inn with a view of the Kachemak Bay. We provide all bait and tackle for your halibut fishing or salmon fishing adventure. After your fishing day is over we clean your catch on the boat and take pictures. This is a great getaway for the family and friends. Our Boats have enclosed heated cabins, private bathrooms, and fully equipped for your fishing pleasure! For Halibut Fishing we provide you with Alaska Gold Penn Rods and Penn 113 Reels. For Salmon Fishing we provide Penn Down Rigger Rods, Penn 310 Reels, and downriggers. We do not hook your fish or reel it in. All bait, tackle and fish filleting are included in your charter price.

Alaska Woodside Lodging
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 8389
Alaska Woodside Lodging boasts a beautiful, quiet, secluded location nestled in the heart of Homer, Alaska. It is walking distance to coffee shops, restaurants, supermarket/deli, shops, art galleries, and the endless beach. Just around the corner is Homer's world famous Pratt Museum. You will also have a truly spectacular view of Kachemak Bay and the rugged Kenai Mountains. We offer private condos with kitchens and BBQ's are available to grill your fresh halibut and salmon. We have finished a complete renovation of our accommodations. Old friends and new will be delighted!Alaska Woodside Lodging is your home in Homer.

Lucky Pierre Charters
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 8903
Experience the wild scenic beauty of Alaska to it's fullest, while enjoying the finest salt-water fishing Homer, Alaska has to offer. Our guided fishing trips for halibut will accommodate the novice (fishing instructions happily provided) to the seasoned angler.With one of the "highest success rates" in Alaska, charter fishing out of Homer, located on the beautiful lower Kenai Peninsula, delivers world class fishing expeditions. Our fishing guides have earned the reputation throughout Alaska as some of the most successful guides in the industry.Lodging is available above the Lucky Pierre office, and provides a beautiful view of Kachemak Bay and the mountains across the bay, as well as Mount Augustine, one of Cook Inlet's active volcanoes. The rooms are located directly across from the Homer Small Boat Harbor and within easy walking distance of restaurants, wonderful gift shops, and 4 1/2 miles of sandy beach on which to walk and to play.

Fisherman's Choice Charters
City: Houston
Tel: +1 907 892 8707
Fisherman's Choice Charters is a long time Alaska Salmon Fishing Charter service located in south central Alaska. Alaska's Matanuska-Susitna Valley is just a short drive north of Anchorage en route to Alaska's famous Denali National Park. At Fisherman's Choice Charters our Coast Guard Licensed fishing guides offer personal, one-on-one fishing instruction to the inexperienced salmon and trout fisherman, yet offer the freedom of the river to those more skilled. We provide our fishing clients with top quality spinning gear, or fly-fishing rods for the more adventurous fisherman.

Legend Lodge
City: Iliamna
Tel: +1 218 586 3313
Alaska's Legend Lodge is located 250 miles Southwest of Anchorage on the Alaskan Peninsula in the world famous Bristol Bay Fishery. Each year millions of Salmon migrate up the rivers to spawn and die. Their eggs are deposited in the gravel river beds to begin a new life cycle. This provides fishermen with an incredible opportunity to fish not only for Salmon but also for the hordes of other species of fish which depend on their rich bounty of eggs and carcasses.Legend Lodge specializes in fly fishing for trophy Rainbow Trout, Silver Rainbows, Silver Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, King Salmon, Char, Northern Pike, & Grayling in waters far away from the crowds of anglers that now populate some of Alaska's other fisheries.

Attour Inc
City: Jigh land Park
Tel: +1 847 831 0207
For many years, knowledge of bird migration in the Near Islands was only fragmentary, since they had been visited only sporadically by scientists. Then in the late 1970's, Dan Gibson of the University of Alaska Museum did the first intensive studies of spring and fall migration in the Near Islands, on Shemya Island. And beginning in the late 1970's, we began annual spring visits to Attu Island that have continued to this day. We now have a much more complete picture of bird distribution in the Aleutians.

Sallys Bed and Breakfast
City: Juneau
Tel: +1 907 780 4708
Your home away from home while in Juneau, Alaska. Whether your trip to Juneau is for business or pleasure, Sally's Bed and Breakfast has lodging options for the independent traveler seeking privacy and a convenient location.

Alaska's Capital Inn Bed and Breakfast
City: Juneau
Tel: +1 907 586 6507
In 1906, gold rush pioneer John Olds built one of the grandest homes in all of Juneau, high on the hillside, overlooking the bustling waterfront. Painstakingly restored to its original grandeur, today's Alaska's Capital Inn Bed and Breakfast blends turn of the century elegance with contemporary comfort. The Inn is also home to your hosts Linda and Mark. Having lived, fished, and paddled around in Southeast Alaska for more than half of their lives, they are an excellent resource and are happy to share their local knowledge! Your stay with us will be a true bed and breakfast experience. The aroma of fresh roasted coffee announces breakfast, a multi-course affair, served in the formal dining room amidst rays of the morning sun. The menu may include sauteed apples in a hot cinnamon sauce or fresh local raspberries and cream. From the bedside diaries, guest's favorite entrees are the dungeness crab eggs benedict on home baked rolls, or the lemon souffle hotcakes and thick cut smoked ham. Linger and enjoy the coffee and conversation in a unrushed atmosphere.