Alaskan native culture is presented through storytelling, dancing, craft-making and simulated, life-sized villages representing each of the five main indigenous groups.

Located in downtown Anchorage, this museum offers exhibits on Alaskan culture.

Soak in the breathtaking scenery of fjords, glaciers, waterfalls and bays whether kayaking, sailing or cruising through the calm waters. Wildlife abounds in the form of whales, seals, sea lions, eagles, bears and deer.

Take a flight our float planes to the real Alaska whether flight seeing glaciers and mountains, bear viewing at remote lodges and national parks or fly in fishing. We've been flying people to Alaska's wilderness since 1963; located at Lake Hood in Anchorage, Alaska.

This world-class 11-mi... paved trail though parks begins in downtown Anchorage on 2nd Avenue.  One mile from the start, the trail forks at Westchester Lagoon.  Left is the Lanie Fleischer Chester...

If you've missed seeing Arctic wildlife on your Alaskan adventure, you'll find it at this small zoo, where all the animals have names. You'll see moose, caribou, sheep, wolves, musk oxen, mountain goats and several different types of bears, including polar, grizzly and black bears.

A popular tourist attraction.

This park offers 20 miles of cross-country skiing, hiking and bike trails.

Learn about Alaska's wildlife and wilderness through a scavenger hunt for children.

With Lake Spenard, to which it is joined by canals, Lake Hood is considered to be the largest floatplane harbor in the world.

Tom and Bobbie Lucido offer a great alternative to the standard cruise ship transfer to/from Anchorage and Whittier.  They put a uniquie twist on the transfer by addiing corny, family-friendly c...

Get inside a bubble, gaze at stars and touch marine life in a saltwater tank at this hands-on science and discovery center, designed to whet children's appetites for science. An Alaskan theme pervades the many fun displays and activities.