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  1. Resolution park & Captain Cook Monument

    Resolution Park is a must-visit destination in Anchorage, home to the iconic Captain Cook Monument. The bronze sculpture, created by Derek Freeborn in 1976, depicts explorer Captain James Cook standing on an extensive wooden deck, looking out to sea towards the same route he used in 1778 to explore the Cook Inlet aboard HMS Resolution….

  2. Matanuska Glacier

    30820 West Glenn Highway, Sutton-Alpine, AK 99674.   Located in Alaska, The Matanuska glacier is one of the few glaciers named. It is believed that Matanuska comes from -Russian- “Matanooski” or “Mednoviska,” meaning “cooper river people,” possibly referring to the Indian Athabascan people that used to live in this region. This glacier stretches down from…

  3. Anchorage Feeds your Wanderlust

    Aside from being the largest city, Anchorage also offers several spots that you can explore. This city is filled with cultural sites where you can see some traditional displays such as replicas of dwellings from the area’s native people. There are stage dances and you can also go to the nearby wilderness and mountains. So…

  4. Anchorage’s Exciting Adventure and Eco Tours

    Great memories are only the ones that we will treasure forever. As we spend days in the places that we travel leaving only our footprints behind. So as much as you can, go enjoy and explore and travel often. We only live once, and here are some exciting adventures that you can do in Anchorage…

  5. Discover Anchorage Through its Finest Spots.

    Being the largest state in the United States, Alaska has something to offer in terms of outdoor activities and breathtaking attractions especially in the Coast Mountains of Anchorage, Alaska’s largest and most populated city. Anchorage is the perfect place to experience all your outdoor adventure fantasies such as hiking, skiing, biking and so much more….

  6. A Summer Vacation Surrounded By Winter, Glaciers, Wildlife

    Are you looking forward to experiencing a summer vacation surrounded by winter, glaciers, wildlife and the Northern Lights? If so, a visit to Alaska is the best option for you! We recommend that you visit Anchorage first, Alaska’s largest city. Enter Chugach State Park Wolves, moose, bears, beavers, lynx and other species of aminals can…

  7. In Alaska, Snowmobile Tours Are Available

    No experience is necessary to board an environmentally friendly snowmobile in Girdwood and blast off into the Alaskan tundra to witness the stunning beauty of the state. As you approach the trailhead, the excitement builds! The eco-friendly machines’ heated handlebars keep your hands warm. Take a glance at this if you want to visit Alaska…

  8. Get Thrilled With These 4-wheel / ATV Activities in Anchorage!

    Explore the wilderness that surrounds Anchorage with an ATV! If you appreciate watching the views when walking, double that excitement of yours while riding an ATV and if you prefer riding with no wheels, there are also snow machines available. Enjoy these motorized adventures just here in Anchorage.   Dirt Frenzy ATV Tours Dirt Frenzy is…

  9. Into the Wild of Anchorage

    Anchorage in Alaska has been preserving its sanctuary for both mankind and the wild. Tourists from around the world can enjoy the scenic views of its trails and glaciers and as a bonus the wildlife that lives in the area surrounding the city. When visiting Anchorage, these wilderness sceneries are part of the neighborhood and…

  10. Are You Ready to Rondy?!

    The world-famous Fur Rendezvous Festival, also known as Fur Rondy, has been an Anchorage tradition for almost 85 years. This celebration lasts for two weeks during the midwinter season and is full of Alaskan activities. What is going to happen in a Rondy? No Fur Rondy is complete without over twenty cultural activities and about…

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