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Website  |  420 M St, Anchorage, AK 99501  |  +1 907-206-2284 Do you want to know what it was like to live in Anchorage during 1915? Located in Elderberry Part at 5th Av and M Street, The Oscar Anderson House is the perfect way to find out. This 1915-constructed building is one of Anchorage’s oldest homes…

The Seward Highway -just south of Anchorage- hugs the unique shorelines of Turnagain Arm Drive, one of the most impressive stretches of America’s highway. This drive’s flats stretch like a plain to the Cook Inlet’s opposite shores, where mammoth sloping mountains stop their flat expanse. Each turn on this unique drive reveals a scenic wonder….

Eagle River is an independent suburb in the mouth of Eagle River Valley, bout 12 miles up the freeway from Anchorage. Eagle River is connected to rural Birchwood, Chugiak, Eklutna, Peters Creek, and Thunderbird Heights -all sharing a strong sense that their place is more down to earth than the south’s big city. Its geography…

This 1,500-acre park offers a mecca for outdoor activities in a wilderness-like setting where it used to be a Cold War missile base. Kincaid Park sprawls over a rugged ancient moraine at the west end of Raspberry Road and the Anchorage Bowl’s southwest tip. From its panoramic views of the vast Cook inlet to its…