Anchorage

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Anchorage, AK

Surrounded by glaciers, national parks, an abundance of wildlife and pristine waters, Anchorage Alaska, is a nature lovers ultimate destination. It’s common to see moose grazing out in the green spaces around the region. In Chugach Range, a huge wilderness area, you can find moose along with bear, wolves, mountain goats and tons of bird species. Anchorage also has over 135 miles of biking trails, serous cyclists never run out of space to explore. Because of the vastness of the terrain and outdoor life to explore, Anchorage offers many exhilarating ways to see the sights. Go flightseeing, rent an ATV, ride a bike, or just go for a hike.

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Anchorage All Around City Tour
Anchorage All Around City Tour
Anchorage
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Per Person $69
Glacier and Wildlife Explorer Tour
Glacier and Wildlife Explorer Tour
Anchorage
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Per Person $239
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Flytographer Photo Shoot
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Things to See in Anchorage

  • Fishing

    Fishing is a huge part of life here. Voted one of America’s best fishing cities, Anchorage offers numerous rivers, lakes, and streams for the avid angler. They are known to be a hot spot for catching rainbow trout, halibut, and salmon.

  • Glaciers

    Glaciers shaped this region and there are plenty of them to explore. Visitors can check out Prince William Sound. You can also view Portage Valley—one of the area’s most visited glaciers. It is ten stories tall and can be accessed by boat.

  • The Chugach

    One of the country’s biggest state parks, Chugach composed of the Chugach mountains and a national forest encompasses more than 60 glaciers and 9000+ square miles of pure outdoor adventure. Lined with trailheads, glacial waterways, and endless hiking venues, this is a must-do while in Anchorage.

When to Visit Anchorage

  • Winter

    Winters are frigid and the days are short. On the shortest day of the year (December 21st), the sun rises at 1:22 PM.

  • Spring

    Some experts suggest visiting in late spring to avoid the crowds. May highs are in the mid-50s and this is the time that many of the tours start running for the short summer season.

  • Summer

    Summer is easily the best (and busiest) time to visit. Daily highs are only in the mid-60s but after a long winter, the city is alive with events and activities.

  • Fall

    Very early fall can be a decent time to visit, but the area cools quickly. October highs are only 40 degrees and many of the activities shut down for the season.

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Saskia

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What an amazing tour. We saw whales, dolphins and porpoises. The crew was very friendly and enthusiastic. We could really tell they are very respectful towards the animals, we were able to see two humpbacks for nearly half an hour, everybody was silent, the engine was off and the crew was also in awe. Only when the whales left, the engine was back on and we also started moving again. We really felt like we had all the time in the world and we didn't disturb the animals.

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