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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…

This is one of the most accessible and unique natural areas in the U.S. It delivers full-bore Alaskan adventure minutes from Anchorage’s amenities. Here you’ll find a handful of recreational opportunities, often along the park with well-maintained trails and facilities.  Favorite Activities This half-a-million-acre park is a day trekkers paradise, with over 280 miles of…

Alaskan Huskies are a hard-working breed with a wolf-like appearance. While several genetic studies have demonstrated that Alaskan Huskies share similar genes as Alaskan Malamute and Siberian Huskies, the Alaskan Husky is not recognized as a pure breed.  For most of their history, Alaskan Huskies have been working for humans. They were the Paleo-Eskimo people’s…

Established in 1953, Fur Rendezvous -locally known as Fur Rondy- has represented the Alaskan’s pioneering spirit. Besides cultural and sports activities, Anchorage’s community hosts approximately 50 Rondy Round events of winter fun for everyone, regardless of age. This Nation’s premier winter festival is a significant part of Anchorage’s history and tradition. Vern Johnson, the founder…

Anchorage has a unique combination of both the modern world and the wildlife environment. You can either wake up to moose walking around the neighborhood or watch something on your smart TV. This is why Anchorage is a great place to see what Alaska offers. That being said, it is no surprise that any of…

There has never been a better time to enjoy Italian cuisine than now! And a piping hot slice of pizza with a bowl of saucy pasta noodles can never go wrong, especially in Anchorage, where there are tons of fantastic Italian restaurants. These restaurants serve a culinary feast that includes endless Italiano dishes, plentiful breadsticks,…

Aside from its beautiful mountains and wildflowers, Anchorage is also known for its cold weather. And when you visit there in winter, all you will want to do is curl up and eat warm dim sum, dimang biang noodles, or pho. However, where to find these dishes here? Even such Chinese cuisine is available in…

Anchorage is known for its wonderful mountains and tourist attractions, but these aren’t the only things that stand out in this city. A variety of nationalities live here from all corners of the globe!  As a bustling and hustling city, it truly embodies multiculturalism – so you can always expect Anchorage’s food scene to be…

Known for its Alaska Native Heritage Center, Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska, filled with exciting restaurants and attractions. Whether you prefer savory chicken and waffles or sweet stacks of buttery pancakes―there is something to satisfy everyone’s taste buds in Anchorage culinary scenescene! Furthermore, brunch spots in Anchorage typically feature breathtaking views of the…

It doesn’t matter what season it is―people everywhere enjoy the delicious, creamy taste of ice cream. Even though Anchorage gets its fair share of snow, Anchoragens still love this delightful delicacy. A variety of creamy treats are available in the city, such as Yukon gold to chocolate and peanut butter, including vegan options, so you…