Things To Do In Alaska

Whether you’re visiting in the summer or the winter, nothing tops off the day like a good brew or cocktail. Hitting the town after a day of adventuring provides an entertaining glimpse into Anchorage, Alaska’s nightlife, culture and diverse selection of bar-hopping possibilities. Anchorage has a wide variety of breweries, dive bars and places serving…

Saddle up and put on your cowboy boots because rodeos are coming to the 49th state! Alaska is best known for its scenery and wildlife, and although moose, bears and caribou are some of the most popular animals to spot, in this arena, bulls are the star of the show. Rodeos in Alaska The history…

Just because school is out for the summer it doesn’t mean kids (or adults) should take a break from learning. Take the classroom outdoors with opportunities all around Anchorage to learn and explore. Campbell Creek Science Center With nature-based learning activities, the Campbell Creek Science Center is a great place for kids to learn about…

As Memorial Day approaches, this is a great time for us to reflect on all of those military members who have sacrificed their lives and time away from their families. We hope you’ll take the time to show them honor and respect this weekend. If you’re looking for ways to celebrate, here are some ideas…

Whether you’re staying in Anchorage for an extended vacation or find yourself with a free day in your itinerary as you travel through town on to the next location, here is a roundup of fun and free things you can do in and around Anchorage for a day. Outdoor Activities There’s no cost to enjoy…

Snow Sculptures in Anchorage at Fur Rondy Bundle up and get ready to Rondy! Fur Rendezvous (locally known as Fur Rondy), held in downtown Anchorage every year, has a little something for everyone. Fur Rondy is a beloved 10-day festival that’s been going on since 1935 and usually includes a carnival, parade, fireworks show, sled…

Fairbanks is located in the heart of Interior Alaska and is the second-largest city in the state. It is considered the coldest city in the region, with an average winter temperature of around minus 11 degrees. Luckily, even with low temperatures, there are still plenty of activities to do all winter long. Bundle up and…

The greatest challenge in planning a trip to Alaska is narrowing down your options. It’s not the worst job, mind you, but given the state’s vastness it can be daunting. To give you a hand, here’s a list of some of our favorites so you can determine the best place to vacation in Alaska. 1.…

Alaskans go for months during the summer without really seeing a true night sky, which means no stargazing or potential to see the northern lights. Now that colder months are here and the night sky is back, here are some of our favorite places to go stargazing.  Southcentral Flattop Mountain — Visitors and locals alike…

Get in the spirit of giving this holiday season! Check out these local Alaska organizations where you can volunteer or give back this year. Bean’s Café exists to fight hunger in all ages, and there are plenty of opportunities for people to give back to the community and volunteer during the holidays. Year-round, Bean’s Café…