Bering Air Inc
City: Nome
Tel: +1 907 443 5464
Since 1979, Bering Air has provided quality passenger and cargo service to the people of Western Alaska.Bering Air has scheduled flights to 32 villages in Western Alaska, and charter flights all around Alaska, Canada, and the Russian Far East.Bering Air is headquartered in Nome, Alaska, with Hubs in Nome, Kotzebue and Unalakleet.

The Bering Land Bridge National Preserve
City: Nome
Tel: +1 907 443 2522
The Bering Land Bridge National Preserve is one of the most remote national park areas, located on the Seward Peninsula in northwest Alaska. The Preserve is a remnant of the land bridge that connected Asia with North America more than 13,000 years ago. The majority of this land bridge, once thousands of miles wide, now lies beneath the waters of the Chukchi and Bering Seas.During the glacial epoch this was part of a migration route for people, animals, and plants whenever ocean levels fell enough to expose the land bridge. Archeologists agree that it was across this Bering Land Bridge, also called Beringia, that humans first passed from Asia to populate the Americas. The Preserve's western boundary lies 42 miles from the Bering Strait and the fishing boundary between the United States and Russia.

Redoubt Mountain Lodge LLc
City: North Plains
Tel: +1 907 733 3034
Located in the heart of Lake Clark National Park on beautiful Crescent Lake, Redoubt Mountain Lodge is an exclusive fly-in only adventure and fishing lodge with all the comforts of home. Fully renovated in 2000, the lodge is a premier wilderness facility that offers comfortable lodging and many exciting opportunities.

Redoubt Mountain Lodge LLc
City: North Plains
Tel: +1 907 733 3034
Just a 45-minute flight from Kenai, Alaska, Redoubt Mountain Lodge is located on beautiful Crescent Lake in the heart of the Chigmit Mountains in the Northern Aleutian Range. The Bureau of Land Management originally owned the fishing lodge. In 1960, the 5 acres were staked and deeded as a trade and manufacturing site to a Homer Alaska family who built the original log cabin.The BLM land surrounding the lodge was designated Lake Clark National Park by President Carter in the early 80's. In 1980, an air taxi owner and guide purchased the property. He built and ran Redoubt as a fishing lodge for a number of years. In 1991, Harold Nye purchased the fishing lodge and continued operations until 1995 when it became a private retreat.Eric and Shan Johnson, owners of Northwoods Lodge on the Yentna River, secured an option on the property. Wayne and Jeanie Holm became partners and the lodge was purchased in July 2000. The lodge was closed in 2000 while upgrades and renovations were being made. Now we have a premier wilderness facility to offer, and one of the best fly-in fishing lodges that will provide you with an unforgettable fishing experience.

Iditarod House Bed and Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 4348
Iditarod House is changing from a full service B&B to a 5 night minimum stay accommodation. Our commitment to quality and affordability remains unchanged! Crispin's Den is the only room available for the 2005 season.Relax & Enjoy the Matanuska-Susitna Valley and Anchorage from our serene country setting only one mile from Palmer, Alaska. Nestled on seven scenic acres, Iditarod House is the ideal choice for the Alaska traveler seeking quality affordable lodging.These comfortable accommodations are 40 minutes highway travel from Anchorage and 15 minutes to Wasilla. A scenic four hour drive to the north will take you to Denali National Park and Mt. McKinley.Your hostess is a retired Iditarod musher. While we no longer have sled dogs, we do have numerous tales from the trails we love to share.

Tundra Rose Bed and Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 610 388 5900
Quality lodging on the Glenn Highway Scenic Byway, the Tundra Rose Guest Cottages are situated at the base of Sheep Mountain Dall Sheep Reserve, and just minutes away from the entrance Alaska's most accessible glacier ~ the Matanuska Glacier.Tundra Rose Guest Cottages & Suites provide comfortable, affordable accommodations for your Alaskan vacation, with spectacular mountain and glacier views. View Dall Sheep ewes, rams and lambs from our yard (May 20 - Sept. 30).Travel the Glenn Highway 2 hours from Anchorage, where you will find us located in the upper Matanuska Susitna Valley. Tundra Rose Guest Cottages have become known as the perfect stopping place for your South Central Alaska travels. We are the halfway point if your are traveling between Seward and Valdez, Denali to Anchorage, or Anchorage to Wrangell -St Elias National Park. The scenic Glenn Highway is a destination you'll not want to miss!

Rose Ridge Bed & Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 8604
This in-home bed and breakfast is situated on fifteen quiet, wooded acres at the base of Hatcher Pass near Palmer. The guest rooms are spacious, comfortable and private. Guests have their choice of a complimentary continental or full breakfast. Our menus promote homegrown and Alaskan items to include raspberry, blueberry, or strawberry jam made fresh by Diane from local berries. The reindeer sausage is very popular.The continental breakfast offers a variety of items that include fresh fruit, muffins, cinnamon rolls, coffee cake, hot and cold cereal, and beverages.Our full breakfast is a hearty home cooked meal. A sample full breakfast would be Reindeer sausage, Blueberry pancakes with birch syrup or Alaskan wildflower honey, scrambled eggs, cantaloupe and honeydew melon, coffee and fruit juice.Breakfast is served in the dining room from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. The full breakfast is prepared from a varied menu in the dining room at 8 a.m. We will do our best to accommodate those with special dietary needs.

Alaska Gold Rush Bed and Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 5312
Alaska Bed and Breakfast with Cabins, located near Hatcher Pass, just minutes from Palmer & Wasilla, & North of Anchorage, beckons you to return to the days of the Alaska Gold Rush! Enjoy the luxury of staying in the 18th Century Period Rooms Named after former top producing Gold Mines in the area or choose an Alaskan Theme Cabin in the adjacent Gold Rush Gold Camp. (with all the amenities, of course.) Whichever accommodations you choose, you'll be treated to Hearty Alaskan Buffet Breakfasts and the Best Hospitality in the Valley!Opportunities abound to discover the "Real Alaska" from this B&B with local recreational activities and renowned Alaskan Attractions just moments away in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, called the "Gateway to Denali". Pan for Gold in the nearby Little-Su River (we'll supply the gold pans!), tour nearby Independence Gold Mine State Park, visit Hatcher Pass and take the spectacular scenic drive over the top (This is a must see for anyone traveling to Alaska: Approximately two to two and a half hours from Palmer to Willow or vice versa!) or hike the Archangel Trail on top of Hatcher Pass and enjoy the panoramic view of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley. Actually hike on a glacier. Visit the Iditarod dogs and take a sled ride. Feed Reindeer out of your hands. Come an arms length away from the prehistoric Musk Ox of the Mat-Su Valley. Travel 4 hours North and take a shuttle ride into Denali National Park. All this and much more awaits your arrival. The logical lodging choice in the Mat-Su Valley is Alaska Gold Rush B&B!

Alaska Garden Gate B&B
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 746 2333
Karen Harris grew up in Iowa and moved to Alaska in 2002. In between, she lived and worked in Minneapolis as a newspaper and magazine art director. She first traveled north in 1997 and immediately knew this was the life for her. It was her dream to open and operate Alaska Garden Gate Bed & Breakfast. Hans the Husky came to live with Karen after a brief stint at the Humane Society at age 7. He's now 15 and pulls his shoulder when he gets too frisky. Belly rubs, naps in the sun and treats are good; hot weather is bad.Little Girl the Husky joined Karen and Hans in 1999. Now 5, she's definitely born to run. She's very talkative and will tell anyone who will listen. She has muscled in as alpha dog and challenges her human for pack leader role, too.

Alaska's Harvest B&B
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 4263
We're the Hand family. We have had the awesome experience of living in Alaska for over 14 years now, and still think this is the most amazing place to be!We are pleased to be able to share our home with you. We are conveniently located only 2 miles out of Palmer, on a beautifully wooded 15 acres with peaceful walking trails, a barn with the sheep we raise, and the moose who meander through our back yard.The most incredible thing we have to offer is the spectacular view of the surrounding mountains. Featured on our opening page is just part of our view! Enjoy!

Hatcher Pass Bed & Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 6788
Relax in the peace and beauty of an authentic Alaska log cabin situated at the base of beautiful Hatcher Pass, and an easy drive to nearby Palmer or Wasilla. Each log cabin and chalet is fully equipped to meet all your Alaska vacation needs with a kitchen, private bath, TV/VCR, telephone, and more.Come on get out of Anchorage and do as Alaskans do, stay in an authentic Alaska log cabin!

Moose Wallow B&B
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 7777
Dale and Bonnie Zirkle invite you to come and relax, put your feet up and enjoy the breathtaking view and cozy fireplace while staying in one of their cozy cabins.Moose Wallow Bed & Breakfast is located at the base of the Talkeetna Mountains on 120 beautiful acres. We're at mile 2.9 of Buffalo Mine Road, just seven miles north east of Palmer, Alaska. Moose Wallow's guest cabins make a perfect "home base" for a myriad of Alaskan outdoor activities. The property backs up to the Moose Range with thousands of acres of protected land, offering plenty of opportunities to experience the beauty of Alaska. Whether you're bringing your horses for a weekend outing, or are just looking for a quiet wilderness experience, we can accommodate you. During your visit to Moose Wallow be sure to browse around the unique gift shop featuring Bonnie Zirkle's Antler Baskets and a variety of other handcrafted Alaskan products.

River Crest Manor Bed and Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 746 6214
A gracious and inviting colonial style Bed & Breakfast (B&B) with all the charm, comfort and hospitality you desire. Located just five minutes from historic Palmer, Alaska, and 45 minutes from higher priced Anchorage hotel, motel and other lodging and accommodations - the Bed and Breakfast (B&B) at River Crest Manor is flanked by majestic mountains and a breathtaking Alaskan river valley. A relaxing front porch and summer gardens will welcome you to our bed & breakfast.Just a mile from the charming farm community of Palmer, Alaska and an easy 45 minute drive from Anchorage, our Bed and Breakfast (B&B) at River Crest Manor, is perfectly situated only minutes from several Alaska historic and popular outdoor recreation areas including Hatcher (Hatchers) Pass. It's also only a short days drive to Denali National Park/Mt. McKinley from our Bed and Breakfast (B&B) at River Crest Manor.Offering exceptional Alaska accommodations and lodging that are brimming with comfort and luxury, we truly are your 45 minute alternative to those expensive Anchorage Alaska hotel, motel, Bed and Breakfast (B&B), and other accommodations and lodging.

Tara Dells Bed & Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 0407
Tara Dells Bed & Breakfast is located in the Hatcher Pass area of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, at Mile 5.8 Trunk Road which is just one hour from the Anchorage airport.Five wooded acres near Wasilla Creek make the setting for these accommodations. Owners, Andy and Donel Dowling, have over 50 years in Alaska, with lots of experiences to share. They provide their visitors with videos and pictures of Alaskan-style fishing and hunting. Other than the typical Alaskan hobbies, Andy and Donel keep busy as dog fanciers, with a specialty for top winning collies which they breed and sell.

Alaska's Caribou Cabins
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 746 6881
We would like to thank all of our guests who visited us in 2000, our first year of operation. We look forward to sharing Alaska with returning and new visitors in 2001.Whether this is your first trip to The Last Frontier, or you're looking for a weekend getaway, Alaska's Caribou Cabins is the perfect choice. An easy 45 minute drive from Anchorage, these cozy, comfortable cabins are located in the heart of the beautiful Matanuska Valley, just five miles from Palmer and ten miles from Wasilla.

Backcountry Adventure Tours
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 2505
Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours offers year round guided ATV tours; snowmobile tours in the winter; and hiking, flightseeing, and rafting in the summer. Whether you are a beginner or experienced adventurer, we have the tour that is just right for you. Each tour starts with some brief safety instructions followed by a demonstration of how to operate the equipment. Beginners have an opportunity to practice before heading down the trail.Alaska Backcountry Tours provides all of the equipment you will need to have the time of your life. Just bring your own personal gear (coat, hat, sunglasses, gloves, camera, etc) and we will provide everything to keep warm and comfortable. We'll even feed you on our 6-7 hour tours. That's right; when we get down the trail we will stop at a beautiful scenic viewpoint and fix you up a meal that is bound to put a big smile on your face. We also offer overnight tours during the summer months, which includes your tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and three meals. This is a popular trip, especially for those who wish to ride in search of the caribou, which often roam the tundra in herds of thousands. We have had occasion to view several thousand of these curious animals as they have moseyed right through our camp. It is an indescribable experience to unzip your tent door early in the morning and just lie there and watch as they slowly ramble past your tent, often so close you could almost reach out and touch them. The best time to schedule for caribou is between June 1 and July 15 although we have often seen large herds as late as August 15.

Musk Ox Farm
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 4151
Situated in Palmer, Alaska, the Musk Ox Farm is a private non-profit organization dedicated to the development and domestication of the musk ox, Ovibos moschatus. Every year we host thousands of visitors who come to view the animals, learn about the project and take advantage of this unique opportunity to see and photograph one of the Arctic's oldest living species. For a truly Alaskan experience, come visit the farm and take an informative tour led by a knowledgeable guide. See tame cows, powerful bulls, and newborn calves that will make your heart melt.

Alaska Wilderness Tours
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 800 853 3263
We at Alaska Wilderness Tours agree with the Inquiap Eskimos that your experience in Alaska will touch you spiritually. We welcome the opportunity to share with you our closeness to the Great Land. Imagine coming within camera range of a grizzly in the wilds of the Wrangell - St. Elias National Park. Or watching an ice glacier break up before your very eyes, "calving" icebergs the size of skyscrapers into the sea. Relive the epic saga of the Gold Rush on a tour through the rip-roaring South central Area.Wildlife. Glaciers. Scenery. Gold Rush Country. These are the things people tell us they want most to see while visiting Alaska. Alaska Wilderness Tours makes sure you experience them in a way you?ll never forget. Right up close. Whatever it takes.Before, after or instead of a cruise, let us show you the Alaska of your dreams. Bring the whole family for the adventure of a lifetime.

D & S Alaskan Trail Rides Inc
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 733 2207
D&S Alaskan Trail Rides Inc provides horseback trail rides at two locations. We are starting our fourth year offering horseback trail rides from downtown Talkeetna and for the last six years operating at Mile 133 of the Parks Highway, our Mt McKinley location. Our new Talkeetna location will be offering horseback trail rides with spectacular views of Mt. McKinley and povide an informational horseback tour of historical Talkeetna. Camp opens May 1st and ends the middle of September. Talkeetna's daily operating hours are from 10am until 9pm. Our Talkeetna camp is located on the left at the end of Main Street. At our Talkeetna location we offer an hour ride for $57. A two hour ride is $87 and any additional hours are $50 an hour. We are able to provide rides up to 8 hour rides and pack trips by reservations.

Alaska Sea Adventures
City: Petersburg
Tel: +1 907 772 4700
Alaska Sea Adventures began providing quality Alaskan guided adventures of the Inside Passage over 25 years ago. Originally founded in the early 1970's by Dr. Robert Horchover who operated a yacht based dental office that provided an essential service to the small remote communities, camps and villages of Southeast Alaska. Dr. Bob began taking guests along on his visits and eventually sold his dental practice to focus on chartering with the Alaska Adventurer.In 2000 Dr Bob retired with Dennis & Toni Rogers acquiring Alaska Sea Adventures and the Alaska Adventurer to carry on the fine tradition of Alaska yacht cruises. With tremendous enthusiasm for the Alaska we live and endear, we have enjoyed refining our charters and growing a 'family' of Alaska Adventurer travelers. Expanded trip offerings provide our guests with an innovative in-depth Alaska experience and now include photography, birding, archaeology and research charters in addition to the always fine Alaska fishing and nature cruising which founded the business.We're very passionate of the Alaska we are so fortunate to share with visitors, and it's our goal to show our guests the Alaska we know as Alaskans. We feel Alaska Sea Adventures has developed Alaska finest one of a kind charter yacht cruises and our guests will attest to it!

Hindman Charters
City: Petersburg
Tel: +1 907 772 4478
Whether you're fishing for the majestic King, the feisty Silver Salmon or the mighty Halibut, the service provided by Hindman Charters excels, and our prices are competitive. We provide all tackle, bait and we clean your fish on board. During the short trip enroute the fishing grounds in Frederick Sound, there will be plenty of complimentary hot coffee, snacks, soft drinks ... lunches can be arranged with advance notice. We encourage customers to use Coastal Cold Storage... they pick up your fish at the dock, then steak or fillet, freeze and box for shipping.Northern Lights Smokeries will smoke your fish and also prepare it for shipping.

Alaska's Lake Clark Inn & Air LLc
City: Port Alsworth
Tel: +1 907 781 2224
Alaska's Lake Clark Inn is located inside the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve right on the bank of Lake Clark. Accessible only by aircraft, The Inn is 160 air miles Southwest of Anchorage, one of Alaska's major cities.Lake Clark and the National Park offer a vast number of fishing options, hunting options, and sight seeing.Lake Clark is the largest of the park's many glacier lakes and is one of the most important spawning grounds for the world's largest sockeye salmon (red salmon) in North America.The park encompasses a rugged area of the Aleutian Range. It's dramatic scenery offers opportunities to see an abundance of wildlife, glaciers, two active volcanoes and hundreds of waterfalls.

Lake Clark National Park and Preserve
City: Port Alsworth
Tel: +1 907 271 3751
Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is a composite of ecosystems representative of many regions of Alaska. The spectacular scenery stretches from the shores of Cook Inlet, across the Chigmit Mountains, to the tundra covered hills of the western interior. The Chigmits, where the Alaska and Aleutian Ranges meet, are an awesome, jagged array of mountains and glaciers which include two active volcanoes, Mt. Redoubt and Mt. Iliamna. Lake Clark, 40 miles long, and many other lakes and rivers within the park are critical salmon habitat to the Bristol Bay salmon fishery, one of the largest sockeye salmon fishing grounds in the world. Numerous lake and river systems in the park and preserve offer excellent fishing and wildlife viewing.

Arctic Caribou Inn
City: Prudhoe Bay
Tel: +1 907 659 2368
The only hotel in Deadhorse dedicated for the tourist, the Arctic Caribou Inn is centrally located for convenience and comfort. Operating from late May to early September for the adventurous visitor who is prepared to go 200 miles above the Arctic Circle to the land of the Midnight Sun. Whether driving the Dalton Highway or flying in, the Arctic Caribou Inn is prepared to make your stay in Prudhoe Bay comfortable. Our hotel offers a full service restaurant, tours to the largest oilfield in North America and the Arctic Ocean. Also located in the hotel is the Prudhoe Bay Visitors Center.

Alaska Outdoor Safaris
City: Rexburg
Tel: +1 208 359 9676
Alaska Fishing & Hunting has a wide assortment of the finest Alaska fishing and hunting adventures. We can plan the perfect Alaska fishing or hunting adventure that will fulfill your every dream.Our Guides, Lodges and Fish Camps are staffed with knowledgeable, experienced staff who are there to ensure that your Alaska vacation is everything that you expect and more. Relax with the knowledge that our staff is working to place you in the right fishing or hunting location that will make your Alaska experience one to be remembered for a lifetime, and one to tell your friends about.

Alaska Outdoor Safaris
City: Rexburg
Tel: +1 208 359 9676
Alaska Fishing & Hunting has a wide assortment of the finest Alaska fishing and hunting adventures. We can plan the perfect Alaska fishing or hunting adventure that will fulfill your every dream. Our Guides, Lodges and Fish Camps are staffed with knowledgeable, experienced staff who are there to ensure that your Alaska vacation is everything that you expect and more. Relax with the knowledge that our staff is working to place you in the right fishing or hunting location that will make your Alaska experience one to be remembered for a lifetime, and one to tell your friends about.Alaska Outdoor Safaris also offers fantastic big game hunting packages throughout the area. Trophy hunts can include Dall Sheep, Brown Bear, Moose, and Caribou.

Afognak Wilderness Lodge
City: Seal Bay
Tel: +1 907 486 6442
Within the Kodiak Islands, Afognak Island is "tops" for anyone seeking Alaska?s finest combination destination. With both fresh & saltwater fishing PLUS a variety & abundance of wildlife PLUS some of the classiest accommodations, this has been a prized retreat since 1974 for photographers (professional & amateur), sport-fishermen and adventurous vacationers.

Alaska Airlines
City: Seattle
Tel: +1 877 502 5357
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Alaska Airlines
City: Seattle
Tel: +1 877 502 5357
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Seldovia Rowing Club Inn
City: Seldovia
Tel: +1 907 234 7614
Majestic mountain peaks and crystal clear waters serve as the scenery at this bed & breakfast, the first in south central Alaska. The home is located on the historic Seldovia boardwalk, just steps from the water. There are two guest suites; each affords a water view. A full breakfast is delivered to your room. Innkeeper Susan Mumma has been welcoming guests for nearly 20 years. Seldovia offers many attractions, including fishing, mountain biking, hiking, kayaking or just enjoy the amazing scenery.

Alaska Treetops Lodge
City: Seldovia
Tel: +1 907 234 6200
Alaska TreeTops Fishing Lodge is Located across the bay from Homer, Alaska. As there are no highways into Seldovia, this remote bush village is accessible by either boat or air. Only 120 air miles from Anchorage, or take a 4 1/2 hour scenic drive to Homer, then a short flight or boat trip across the bay. If flying from Anchorage, fly by Era Aviation or Great Northern Air.

Alaska's Point of View Suites
City: Seward
Tel: +1 907 224 2323
Welcome to Alaska's Point of View Suites located in a quiet neighborhood two blocks from historic downtown Seward. The Alaska Sea Life Center and the Small Boat Harbor are within easy walking distance from our location.Early in the morning you might see moose peeking in your window, and in the evening you might be treated to the awesome site of the northern lights dancing across the skies. The covered outside hot tub has windows, painted with Alaska wildflowers, that can be vertically shuttered open or shut allowing for privacy or a breathtaking view of the Chugach Mountains. The innkeeper has lived in Seward for over twenty years and knows the area extensively.

Kim's Forest Bed & Breakfast
City: Seward
Tel: +1 888 512 7632
Fine bed and breakfast lodging in Seward, AlaskaPrivate B& B Accommodations with easy access to whale watching, glacier tours, sightseeing, wildlife viewing, and more in Alaska's beautifulResurrection Bay - Kim's Forest Bed and Breakfast.

Alaska SeaLife Center
City: Seward
Tel: +1 907 224 6300
The Alaska SeaLife Center is a non-profit marine science facility dedicated to understanding and maintaining the integrity of the marine ecosystem of Alaska through research, rehabilitation and public education. The Center's research facilities and naturalistic exhibits immerse visitors in the dynamic marine ecosystems of Alaska.

Kenai Fjords National Park
City: Seward
Tel: +1 907 224 7500
Sweeping from rocky coastline to glacier-crowned peaks, Kenai Fjords National Park encompasses 607,805 acres of unspoiled wilderness on the southeast coast of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. The park is capped by the Harding Icefield, a relic from past ice-ages and the largest icefield entirely within U.S. borders.Visitors witness a landscape continuously shaped by glaciers, earthquakes, and storms. Orcas, otters, puffins, bear, moose and mountain goats are just a few of the numerous animals that make their home in this ever-changing place where mountains, ice and ocean meet.The Park offers a range of opportunities for visitors, students and scientists to explore, study and enjoy this special piece of our nation's natural and cultural heritage.

Bardy's Trail Rides
City: Seward
Tel: +1 907 224 7863
This area of Seward is only accessible by horse back. View bald eagles up close, see where they nest and watch them feed. It is rare that you can't ride your horse right under the trees where they majestically perch. We will ride through part of the old town of Seward that was destroyed by the great earthquake of 1964. You will hear the stories of the people who lived through it. Our horses will then take us to the shore of the bay where the wild flowers meet the ocean. The bird life of this area is very diverse, active and up close. This Trail Ride could very well be the wilderness highlight of your trip to Seward and Alaska.

Alaska Saltwater Lodge
City: Seward
Tel: +1 907 224 5271
Enjoy small group whale watching, wildlife and glacier tours from Seward, Alaska, with Alaska Saltwater Lodge. Most tour operators conduct their wildlife and glacier tours with groups of 100 or even 200 or more passengers. We are more interested in quality than quantity and therefore limit our group size to 15 or fewer and can arrange for tours with as few as 2 people. With smaller groups we can position the boat so everyone gets a perfect view. We take extra effort so you will never miss that photo opportunity of a lifetime.We are often asked, What is the difference between our tour and the tours offered by the other companies? While we specialize in and only do small group tours, the following testimonial probably explains this better than I can. 

Destination Wilderness
City: Sisters
Tel: +1 541 549 1336
Welcome to Destination Wilderness! We are glad you found us and we look forward to providing you with a first-rate wilderness adventure travel trip! Our philosophy and approach to wilderness adventure travel is simple and founded in 20 years of experience running global adventures: provide the best possible outdoor adventures in the most spectacular and majestic wilderness areas on earth. We do this by employing guides, many of whom have worked with us for over ten years, who are regarded by their peers and clients alike as among the best in the wilderness adventure travel business, operating with a focus on safety and your absolute enjoyment, and visiting only places of unmatched charm and incomparable beauty. We offer trips that range from one to fifteen days, in wilderness areas near and far.These are the features that set us apart. Our guides are renowned wilderness adventure travel leaders. Creators of international guide schools, authors of definitive guidebooks, and licensed naturalists, each is certified in First Aid and CPR and has a special quality and caring approach that results in well run and perfectly memorable journeys. In addition, each trip we run is operated in a way that provides you with an unforgettably smooth immersion into the wild place you are visiting. And, as you will see throughout this brochure, our destinations are selected for their incredible beauty and value as natural places, so much so that most have been legislated to remain forever wild. Simply put, we offer exceptional wilderness journeys, with exceptional guides, to exceptional places.We invite you to join us on one or more of our many wilderness adventure travel journeys: rafting Idaho's magnificent and remote Salmon river; boating the pristine waters of Alaska's Prince William Sound; discovering the culture and wilderness of dramatic Norway; rafting glacier-lined rivers in the solitude of Alaska's Wrangell-St. Elias National Park; floating Oregon's enchanting and historic Rogue river; hiking and river running on fiery and friendly Iceland; whitewater rafting on one of the Pacific Northwest's many great rivers: the McKenzie, Lower Klamath, Upper Klamath, California Salmon, Umpqua, Owyhee, and the Clackamas; paddling the turquoise tropical waters of sunny Hawaii; and whale watching and kayaking in Baja. We are confident that our offerings can match the adventure ideal that you have been seeking, and we look forward to sharing wilderness adventures with you.

Alaska Ocean View Bed & Breakfast Inn
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 907 747 8310
This Alaskan bed and breakfast inn provides romantic lodging accommodations in a quiet neighborhood of Sitka, Alaska, just one block from both the seashore and the Tongass National Forest. The large windows, decks and patios allow visitors to enjoy the views, the lush rock gardens and eagles as they soar in the beautiful Alaska sky and then perch in the treetops. Sitka Alaska has a wide variety of outdoor activities and tours available to visitors such as: bird watching, wilderness sightseeing, whale watching, halibut and salmon fishing, kayaking, boating, hiking, biking, diving, sailing, flight seeing, and wildlife viewing.

A Crescent Harbor Hideaway
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 907 747 4900
Our Inn is a beautiful renovated historic home, located on the harbor in downtown Sitka.The Old Moore House was built for one of the Sitka's early gold mining promoters in 1897 and today is one of the most photographed homes in Alaska from the end of the Victorian era. Recently renovated, it is within a few blocks of Totem Park, two museums, a beautiful contemporary Tlingit clan house, Sitka's historic Russian Bishop house, and shopping. Furnished with a comfortable mix of Susan's families antiques and contemporary furniture for your comfort. The large sunny coffee room welcomes and invites telling or listening to Alaskan stories and reading from our eclectic and Alaskana library. The room rates range from $95 to $145.

False Island Wilderness Lodge
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 866 747 8056
Whether you seek sport fishing opportunities for salmon or halibut, or to exercise your flyrod as you hunt for bright Steelhead, Rainbow, Cutthroat and Dolly Varden Trout, False Island Lodge is a perfect Southeast Alaskan destination. False Island Lodge is a unique wilderness retreat located in the heart of Southeast Alaska, 50 miles away from the community of Sitka.Arriving by seaplane, you are delivered to the most-rich fishing grounds in the world, and will spend your time relaxing minutes away from prime fishing grounds.

Baranof Wilderness Lodge
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 800 613 6551
Our Lodge is nestled in Warm Springs Bay on the east side of Baranof Island, 20 air miles east of Sitka. A short, spectacular float plane ride from Sitka delivers you directly to our floating lodge side dock. Warm Springs Bay is named for the remarkable natural hot springs, enjoyed today as it was by native Tlingit Indians for centuries.The unpressured waters around our lodge offer the most abundant and diverse salt and freshwater fishing available in Alaska. Dozens of spectacular bays, estuaries, fishing streams and lakes within a short boat ride or hike from our lodge offer premier angling.

Kurt Whitehead
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 907 738 5000
Glacier Adventures is based in Sitka, Alaska, for our fishing trips and throughout Southeast Alaska for our hunting trips. Glacier Adventures is operated by Kurt Whitehead a Registered Alaskan Big Game hunting guide, U.S.C.G. approved Captain, and F.A.A. approved Pilot. He has been guiding hunters for mountain goat, black bear, deer, wolf and duck hunting in Alaska for 10 years and has guided extensively in Southeast Alaska, the Alaska Peninsula, the Seward Peninsula, the Alaska Range, and Western Alaska. He will do his utmost to ensure you have a safe and comfortable trip of a lifetime.

Kingfisher Charters
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 800 727 6136
Kingfisher Charters is your Alaska fishing destination for trophy salmon, halibut, lingcod and rockfish. Our fishing lodge and charter service is located in Sitka, Alaska, the premier Alaskan saltwater fishing destination. We have the experience, local knowledge and dedication necessary to guarantee you an outstanding salmon, halibut, lingcod and rockfish fishing experience. Our captains travel farther and fish harder than other operators, to put you on the fish.

Sitka National Historical Park
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 907 747 0110
Alaska's oldest federally designated park was established in 1910 to commemorate the 1804 Battle of Sitka. All that remains of this last major conflict between Europeans and Alaska Natives is the site of the Tlingit Fort and battlefield, located within this scenic 113 acre park in a temperate rain forest.Southeast Alaska totem poles and a temperate rain forest setting combine to provide spectacular scenery along the park's coastal trail. The trail circles back along Indian River to the visitor center. Another loop trail continues across the Indian River footbridge past the Memorial to the Russian Midshipmen who died in the Battle of Sitka.The park's story continues at the Russian Bishop's House, one of the last surviving examples of Russian colonial architecture in North America. This original 1843 log structure conveys the legacy of Russian America through exhibits, refurbished Bishop's living quarters and lavish icons in the Chapel of the Annunciation.

Esther G Sea Taxi
City: Sitka
Tel: +1 907 747 6481
Join Captain Davey Lubin aboard the Esther G II for a spectacular marine wildlife tour in Sitka!! Experience marine mammals, the magic of Saint Lazaria Island National Seabird Refuge and the breathtaking beauty of the Tongass National Forest.

Mile Zero Bed & Breakfast
City: Skagway
Tel: +1 907 983 3045
Deishu, Tlingit indian word, meaning beginning or end of the trail. Skagway has always been the end of one journey and the beginning of another. From its earliest days, the steam ships brought the stampeders and their supplies from Seattle to the end of the inside passage. A journey in itself but only the beginning of the trail over the White Pass or the Chilkoot to the gold fields. The Whitepass railroad, and the Klondike highway's mile zero are both in Skagway. It is the end of the marine highway system up the inside passage. The barge lines carrying supplies to Skagway and the interior of Canada terminate in Skagway. There is lead and zinc ore hauled by road from the interior of Canada to a terminal in Skagway where it goes by ship to ports all over the world. The beginning or end, mile zero either way. For you Mile Zero can be a new beginning or end of your own adventure.

At The White House B&B
City: Skagway
Tel: +1 907 983 9000
Situated in a residential neighborhood, you can enjoy the quiet relaxing comforts of home, as well as the amenities you've come to expect while traveling. Located less than two blocks from Skagway's downtown, the White House was originally built in 1902 and is listed as a contributing structure on the National Historic Register. For your comfort, the renovated rooms all have private baths, telephones, cable TV, mini refrigerators and ceiling fans. Most rooms are furnished with one queen sized bed, beautifully dressed with one of the Inn's many handcrafted quilts.

Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park
City: Skagway
Tel: +1 907 983 2921
The Pioneer Building, built in 1892, is an outstanding example of the turn-of-the-century architectural complex that comprises the Pioneer Square-Skid Road Historical District. During the early 1970s, the NPS considered puchasing the building as the site of the park's Seattle Unit. This park, which was authorized by Congress in a bill signed by President Gerald Ford on June 30, 1976, is composed of four separate

Northwood Lodge
City: Skwentna
Tel: +1 907 733 3742
Incredible fishing, outstanding accommodations, great service and a knowledgeable, friendly staff is what sets us apart. Fly and spin fisherman will sample fishing only Alaska can provide. Our deluxe Alaska fishing resort is situated on Fish Lakes Creek, in the heart of southcentral Alaska's best angling destination. Our lodge guests will be rewarded with a relaxing atmosphere, outstanding Alaskan cuisine and enough memories to last until they return again. The owners goal is that each of our guests leave as good friends and that their fishing vacation with us exceeds their expectations.

Eric and Shan Johnson
City: Skwentna
Tel: +1 907 733 3742
Incredible fishing, outstanding accommodations, great service and a knowledgeable, friendly staff is what sets us apart. Fly and spin fisherman will sample fishing only Alaska can provide. Our deluxe Alaska fishing resort is situated on Fish Lakes Creek, in the heart of South Central Alaska's best angling destination. Our lodge guests will be rewarded with a relaxing atmosphere, outstanding Alaskan cuisine and enough memories to last until they return again. The owners goal is that each of our guests leave as good friends and that their fishing vacation with us exceeds their expectations.

Talon Air Services
City: Soldotna
Tel: +1 907 262 8899
Talon Air Service is located in the Heart of the Kenai Peninsula. We specialize in affordable Alaska Wilderness Fun!! Whether you're an avid fisherman, hunter or just want to see the vast Alaska Wilderness from a birds-eye view, we can customize a trip to meet your outdoor desires. With over 30 years of Alaska wilderness experience, our pilot and guides have the know-how to make it happen.Float planes are an essential piece of equipment for enjoying the wilderness in Alaska and are often the only way to escape the throngs of tourists found in the more accessible areas. Utilizing the float plane lets us offer the thrill of a lifetime in a single day trip and have you back at your chosen lodging that same evening.

Kenai River Raven Lodge
City: Soldotna
Tel: +1 907 262 5818
Fishing vacations, corporate getaways or romantic retreats, the Raven appeals to all. Our deluxe, Alaskan style log lodge sits on the banks of the world famous Kenai River, and is located just a short walk from the city of Soldotna, Centennial Park and the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge.All Eight Guest rooms are furnished with a comfortable bed, fine linens, private bath, and television. Choose to relax in a Jacuzzi bath, or enjoy your own full kitchen.We also provide a comfortable great room, complete with river rock fireplace, custom log furniture, and Alaskan art; a lounge with deck for sunning, and a wraparound outdoor deck that offers a walkway to the river.Each morning awake to the aroma of the Raven's special breakfast which might feature fresh maple bacon with French toast or our brown buttered omelets, the Moose is Loose pastries or cinnamon rolls, fresh fruit of the season and gourmet coffee and herbal tea.