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Unscheduled - Anchorage
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Opened in 1997, this pub took Anchorage by storm. The menu holds a full selection of appetizers from Brewhouse Amber …
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Located downtown next to Nordstrom, the Fifth Avenue Mall and the Federal Building, this most recent addition …
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With more than 300 booths to explore, 10,000-15,000 people shop here each week from mid-May to mid-September to …
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Uniquely Alaskan, this log cabin with its grass-covered roof houses the largest variety of visitor brochures, free g …
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One of the best views of the sunset over Cook Inlet and Mt. Susitna is found behind an outstanding piece of Simon …
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See Anchorage as it was in 1915, with a tour that explores Anchorage's first privately-owned wood-built home. The on …
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A lovely playground with half moon sculptures and a large picnic facility it is a long grassy area parallel to the C …
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This grassy, garden strip (11 blocks long, two miles in circumference and one block wide) was designed as a fire pro …
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This large wooden platform offers terrific views of Cook Inlet (named for the man who discovered this waterway in 17 …
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With free summer concerts held in front of the building at noon (Wednesday's & Friday's) and the Log Cabin Visitor's …
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Originally built in 1915, this award-winning building has the only corner turret found in Anchorage. It was construc …
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The main attraction at this multi-galleried museum is the Alaska Gallery with more than 1,000 pieces of history, art …
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This park may be driven to, or accessed by walking down the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail from downtown (about 1 mile s …
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1355 U St
Anchorage, AK 99501-4241
United States
+1 907 276 4118 (Tourist Information)
Add to TripAnchorage, AK 99501-4241
United States
+1 907 276 4118 (Tourist Information)
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The Alaska Native Heritage Center is remarkable for its programs, life-sized village displays, craft-making workstat …
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View 85 species of wildlife from the Arctic, including glacier bears, brown/grizzly bears and black bears, on this 2 …
Unscheduled - Palmer
Danielle (View Danielle's trips)
I think we should probably pick between the Anchorage Museum of History and Art, and the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Brandon votes for Anchorage Museum of History and art because the heritage center is more interactive, trying out dancing, and native craft making, also makes it about twice as expensive, ballpark of 20 bucks.
Posted 3 years ago.
Report Abusechris (View chris's trips)
I would like to vote for the interactive place.
Posted 3 years ago.
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we could bike there!!!
Posted 3 years ago.
Report AbuseKaren (View Karen's trips)
I'd vote for the Heritage center if we can spend around 2 - 3 hours. How far away is it from everything else to bike there? Otherwise, the History and Art place would be good as well. Seeing some Alaskan animals at the Alaska zoo might be cool too in case we don't see any while we're out in the wild ourselves. :)
Posted 3 years ago.
Report AbuseKaren (View Karen's trips)
Its 6.9 miles from the bicycle rental. Is there a good path by bike from downtown there or is it just highway?
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Report AbuseDanielle (View Danielle's trips)
I agree on the not biking 14 miles round trip :) the biking was just an idea for tooling around downtown. Ive added the zoo to our itinerary, but we will have to buss there!
Posted 3 years ago.
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Horrible Experience With REI Adventures: I booked an $8,000 trip for myself and my girl friend for a June 7-12, 2009 GLACIER BAY CRUISE AND KAYAK. After making a $1000 deposit, I was told the trip was a "go" and to go ahead and book my plane tickets. After arranging my transport to Alaska (total cost $950 for 2 adults), I was informed that some people pulled out at the last minute and our trip did not have the minimum # to go forward. I was charged $200 for the pleasure of canceling my reservation (technically if I waited, REI Adventures could have kept my entire deposit so I guess I'm lucky to be only partially on the hook!). Really lousy experience. I would recommend that you not use their services.
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