Summerset Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 349 3766
Enjoy exquisite roses as you enter Summerset Bed & Breakfast. Your friendly hosts are
eager to show you some Alaskan hospitality. Take a leisurely stroll down the bike trail,
or fish for Rainbow trout and Silver Salmon in Campbell Creek located directly behind the
Bed & Breakfast.Attention to detail is obvious as you enjoy your pleasantly spacious
surroundings. The home is tastefully decorated with a mix of elegant American and Asian
furnishings and art pieces.Relax and take in the view of the Chugach Moutains as you savor
a full American, Continental, or Asian breakfast.
Sunlight North
Expeditions
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 346 2027
We offer many treks in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge because I consider a Refuge
trek to be among the premier Alaskan experiences.I am now accepting bookings for the 2005
season and invite you to read more about the Refuge and our treks in this national
treasure. Since all our treks are customized please call me at 907-346-2027 to work out
the details of route and date.
Sunset View B&B
Resort
City: Big Lake
Tel: +1 907 892 8885
Vacation Home Rentals and Bed & Breakfast in Big Lake, Alaska...Perfectly situated
between Anchorage and Denali National Park, in South Central Alaska. Our location offers
"privacy" and "luxury" with scenic views of Mt. McKinley and
breathtaking Alaskan Sunsets.These elegant accomodations are excellent for Family
Vacations or Reunions, Corporate Business Retreats, Weddings, Romantic Getaways, or other
Special Events.
Susan and Mark Lutz
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 279 1344
The Oscar Gill House is one of Anchorage's most popular bed & breakfast guesthouses.
This 1913 home was originally built across the Cook Inlet in Knik, Alaska, by pioneer and
former Anchorage Mayor Oscar Gill. Moved and renovated by owners Mark and Susan Lutz in
cooperation with Anchorage Historic Properties, this private homestay is now located in a
quiet downtown neighborhood on the Delaney Park Strip bordering the Cook Inlet with views
of Denali and Sleeping Lady. Featured in Lonely Planet and reviewed as one of Alaska's
"best" in Frommer's, this historic home has thoughtfully appointed rooms with
down comforters, Body Shop toiletries, and delicious breakfasts. Superb location within
walking distance to Performing Arts Center, courthouse, museum, microbreweries,
restaurants, shops, and the beautiful Coastal Trail. Book early for summer reservations.
Susitna Place
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 274 3344
Susitna Place caters to travelers. For less than the price of a hotel room, guests will
find cheerful, recently updated lodging, an inspiring view and a generous continental
breakfast.The 4,000-square-foot bed and breakfast is in a quiet location, atop a bluff
overlooking Cook Inlet, yet is a short walk from the heart of Anchorage, the largest city
in Alaska. Shops, fine and casual dining and the Coastal Trail are nearby.Decks provide
panoramic Cook Inlet and mountain views. Mount Susitna -- Sleeping Lady -- is framed by
floor-to-ceiling windows on both levels of the home. Mount McKinley and Aleutian Range
volcanoes are visible on a clear day, beluga whales surface occasionally, and guests can
watch some of the world's most extreme tides roll in and out of Knik Arm. Aurora borealis
displays are possible, though rare during the long days of summer.
Susitna Sunsets Bed
and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 346 1067
Welcome to Susitna Sunsets B&B where guests enjoy privacy, luxury, and breathtaking,
panoramic views in a relaxed Alaskan atmosphere. The spacious three-story cedar B & B
is located on two wooded acres in a distinctive neighborhood on the "Hillside"
overlooking Anchorage, Cook Inlet, and Mt. Susitna - locally known as Sleeping
Lady.Susitna Sunsets features beautifully decorated guest rooms and common areas with
spectacular views from every room. All of the guest rooms offer views of the peaks of the
Chugach Mountains including Flattop - the most frequently climbed mountain in all of
Alaska. On clear days guests may be treated to views of the Alaska Range from the living
and dining rooms with Mts. McKinley, Hunter, and Foraker dominating the northern
horizon.Mornings begin with your choice of a full or deluxe continental breakfast served
either in the dining room or on one of the decks. Guests who are heading out early for a
busy day of sightseeing can enjoy breakfast "to go."
Swiss Efficiency B
& B
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 272 0376
Your Swiss Efficiency hosts, originally from Central Switzerland and Germany's Black
Forest, welcome world travelers to our newly built B&B apartments. We are fluent in
English, Swiss and German, and also speak moderate French and Italian.The Swiss Efficiency
apartments are on the garden level of our home, with excellent views of Campbell Lake and
the Chugach Mountains. These apartments are the ideal arrangement for short or long stays
in Anchorage, either for business or family visits. We are conveniently located close to
restaurants, stores, bike trails and a city bus stop. Breakfast provisions are supplied in
the kitchenette.
Talkeetna River
Guides & Rafters Inc
City: Talkeetna
Tel: +1 907 733 2677
Few places in the world rival the scenic beauty of Mt. McKinley (known locally as
"Denali", or "the Great One" in the Tanana Athabascan dialect), and
the glacier-fed river valleys of the southern slopes of the Alaska Range. Located just 120
road miles northeast of Anchorage, the quaint, historic town of Talkeetna sits near the
confluence of three mighty rivers, the Susitna, the Chulitna, and the Talkeetna. TRG
operates out of a yurt office on Main Street. Other activities in the area include (just
to name a few) hiking great trails in Denali State Park, flightseeing amidst the
spectacular peaks of the Alaska Range, and remote wilderness exploration in the unspoiled
reaches of Denali National Park and the nearby Talkeetna Mountains. Our commitment to
safety and professionalism is unparalleled. TRG provides the most up-to-date swiftwater
technician and whitewater rescue training for our guides and other local outfitters. We
hire experienced River Guides, adept at their craft, and with solid reputations in the
rafting community. We are an Alaskan company with many years of living and exploring the
country. Unlike many of our competitors, we live here, so we know best how to show you a
safe, exciting, great time!
Talon Air Services
City: Soldotna
Tel: +1 907 262 8899
Talon Air Service is located in the Heart of the Kenai Peninsula. We specialize in
affordable Alaska Wilderness Fun!! Whether you're an avid fisherman, hunter or just want
to see the vast Alaska Wilderness from a birds-eye view, we can customize a trip to meet
your outdoor desires. With over 30 years of Alaska wilderness experience, our pilot and
guides have the know-how to make it happen.Float planes are an essential piece of
equipment for enjoying the wilderness in Alaska and are often the only way to escape the
throngs of tourists found in the more accessible areas. Utilizing the float plane lets us
offer the thrill of a lifetime in a single day trip and have you back at your chosen
lodging that same evening.
Taquan Air
City: Ketchikan
Tel: +1 907 225 8800
Taquan Air provides world renowned Misty Fiords flightseeing, bear viewing, charter, and
scheduled services to Prince of Wales, Metlakatla, and Hyder. Depart the Ketchikan
waterfront and immediately enter the lush wilderness of the Tongass National Forest with
an experienced Alaska bush pilot. Whether you want to land on a mountain lake, fly over
fjords, view glaciers and wildlife or just enjoy the phenomenal and breathtaking beauty of
the last frontier, Taquan Air will fly you safely and efficiently every time.We offer
unmatched excellence in floatplane services with our completely refurbished fleet of
seaplanes. Each DeHavilland Beaver contains state of the art glass cockpit avionics,
guaranteed window seating, and noise canceling stereo headsets for each passenger. These
features have helped Taquan establish the finest fleet of Dehavilland Beaver seaplanes in
commercial operation.By creating and maintaining a business strategy that promotes safety
in all facets of aircraft operations, we have been fortunate to provide an accident and
incident free operating environment for our customers and employees. Safety is the
cornerstone of Taquan Air's value statement and it begins with a company wide safety
culture. Management has committed the company to being the top floatplane operator in
Alaska by having a comprehensive safety program, being proactive, and leading the industry
with our efforts in safety.
Tara Dells Bed
& Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 907 745 0407
Tara Dells Bed & Breakfast is located in the Hatcher Pass area of the
Matanuska-Susitna Valley, at Mile 5.8 Trunk Road which is just one hour from the Anchorage
airport.Five wooded acres near Wasilla Creek make the setting for these accommodations.
Owners, Andy and Donel Dowling, have over 50 years in Alaska, with lots of experiences to
share. They provide their visitors with videos and pictures of Alaskan-style fishing and
hunting. Other than the typical Alaskan hobbies, Andy and Donel keep busy as dog fanciers,
with a specialty for top winning collies which they breed and sell.
The Aerie
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 9837
The Aerie is perched approx. 1000 feet above Turnagain Inlet, looking out at the Alaska
Range. Views of Mt. Susitna, Mt. McKinley, and two volcanoes are seen from your private
floor. Out the front door, nature trails await you in the Chugach Mountains. Literally at
the end of the road, nature surrounds you at the Aerie. We frequently enjoy more sunny
days than the Anchorage bowl. Many times the city is obscured by clouds while we bask in
the sun! During the winter we are often above the temperature inversions, with 10-15
degree warmer days!
The Bering Land
Bridge National Preserve
City: Nome
Tel: +1 907 443 2522
The Bering Land Bridge National Preserve is one of the most remote national park areas,
located on the Seward Peninsula in northwest Alaska. The Preserve is a remnant of the land
bridge that connected Asia with North America more than 13,000 years ago. The majority of
this land bridge, once thousands of miles wide, now lies beneath the waters of the Chukchi
and Bering Seas.During the glacial epoch this was part of a migration route for people,
animals, and plants whenever ocean levels fell enough to expose the land bridge.
Archeologists agree that it was across this Bering Land Bridge, also called Beringia, that
humans first passed from Asia to populate the Americas. The Preserve's western boundary
lies 42 miles from the Bering Strait and the fishing boundary between the United States
and Russia.
The Cedars Lodge
City: Ketchikan
Tel: +1 800 813 4363
Grant Island, secluded in the sheltered panhandle region of Alaska, is home to the
Silverking Lodge. Surrounded by pristine wilderness rising from deep blue waters, the
lodge is only accessible by boat or float plane.Experience the freedom to navigate your
craft within our protected waters wherever and whenever you wish. Create your own fishing
adventures with just the right amount of direction from our knowledgeable staff.Silverking
Lodge combines all the comforts of home with the luxury of a professional, friendly staff.
Kirk and the crew will greet you as you arrive and will attend to all your needs during
your stay.Delicious, home-cooked meals of seafood, beef, chicken, pork and pasta are
served buffet style in our dining room.
The Chickadee Bed
& Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 4164
The Chickadee Bed & Breakfast is beautifully situated in a quiet, upscale, oceanview
neighborhood across the street from Turnagain Arm Bluff in Anchorage. Close access to
lovely parks, bike and walking trails, major shopping centers, dining and hiking. We're
located just south 12 minutes from the airport, and 15 minutes from downtown Anchorage. A
comfortable, split level home shared by your hosts Jerry and Nancy, and their two small,
friendly dogs.
The Copper Whale
Inn
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 258 7999
You needn't leave Anchorage's Copper Whale Inn to discover Alaska's beauty. The State's
natural heritage is captured in the pictures on the walls of your room, and visible
through just about every window of this unique downtown inn.The Copper Whale Inn is
located in the heart of the historic, eclectic Anchorage, convenient to the city's major
attractions. Yet the inn's West hillside location also offers stunning views of the Cook
Inlet, the Alaska Range, and the Mt. Spurr Volcano. Binoculars on your window sill make it
easy to spot Beluga whales that roam the volatile waterways, and innkeeper Tony Carter - a
marine biologist - is always on hand to answer questions.One of the few buildings that
survived the 1964 Anchorage earthquake, The Copper Whale Inn contrasts with the downtown
high-rises.Surpassingly lush gardens grace the exterior in the Summer, while inside the
inn is cozy and inviting, with original pine floors and brightly painted rooms warmed by a
brass trimmed fireplace.Convenient to both city and country, with the comfort of home,
it's hard to match The Copper Whale Inn.
The Cordova Chamber
Of Commerce
City: Cordova
Tel: +1 907 424 7260
Greetings bird lovers! This is the official home page for the annual Copper River Delta
Shorebird Festival, held each year in beautiful Cordova, Alaska. This year's festival will
take place May 9 - 11, 2003.In early May, the tidal flats of the Copper River Delta
shimmer with the activity of hundreds of thousands of shorebirds. As many as 5 million
shorebirds rest and feed here during spring migration. The Copper River Delta Shorebird
Festival provides the ideal opportunity for bird watchers to be part of this epic
migration. Many activities, workshops, and community events are offered throughout the
festival. We invite you to join us in Cordova for the the birding event of the new
millenium!
The Denali Dome
Home
City: Healy
Tel: +1 907 683 1239
The Denali Dome Home is a family run, year-Round bed and breakfast, located 12 miles north
of the Denali National Park entrance. Situated on five wooded acres and landscaped lawns
and gardens, the 7,200 square foot residence provides guests with a clean, calm, spacious
and friendly atmosphere. It is located just off the George Parks Highway at Mile 248.8 in
scenic Healy, Alaska. It is the longest established B&B in the Denali area.>From
this closest town to Denali National Park, guests enjoy the amenities of home and the
convenient access to Denali's tours and outdoor activities. Ample paved, off-street
parking is available for all of Denali Dome Home's guests. This B&B's reputation for
excellence has earned it a 3-diamond rating from the AAA (American Automobile
Association). Denali Dome Home provides a smoke free environment. The owners are active
members of the Denali Chamber of Commerce, Fairbanks Association of Bed & Breakfasts,
and membership chairs of the Bed and Breakfast Association of Alaska. Church, school,
scouts and sports also keep this family active in the Denali area.
The Fairbanks
Golden Nugget Hotel
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 452 5141
Our 37 spacious rooms and suites offer color cable TV, individually-controlled heating and
air conditioning, FREE local phone calls and non-smoking rooms.We also offer state,
government and military rates as well as senior citizen discounts. Ask about our
convention and special group rates!
The Hotel Captain
Cook
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 276 6000
The Hotel Captain Cook is Anchorage's only true luxury hotel. Located in what is now the
bustling hub of America's gateway to the Pacific Rim, the Hotel Captain Cook caters to the
international traveler, dignitary, business traveler and tourist with the service and
meticulous attention to detail for which the Hotel is justly famous.The Hotel Captain Cook
is Alaska's only member of Preferred Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, an organization of over
100 of the finest independently owned and managed luxury hotels and resorts in North and
South America, Asia, the Caribbean, Africa and Europe. The organization maintains exacting
membership requirements, ensuring that its properties are among the very best.Guestrooms,
The Crow's Nest restaurant, and four of the meeting rooms command panoramic views of the
Chugach Mountain Range and Cook Inlet, where guests may often enjoy whale watching.
The Imaginarium
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 276 3179
Picture a place where children's faces light up the second they enter, where
"oohs" and "ahhs" are commonplace and where exciting, interactive
learning is a cornerstone. Imagine such a place right here in Anchorage. Imagine the
Imaginarium!The Imaginarium, Alaska's only hands-on Science Discovery Center, is designed
as a place where people can have fun learning about science by actually doing science.In
recent years, The Imaginarium has really come into its own offering beautiful,
professionally produced permanent exhibits as well as innovative traveling exhibits, not
only to the children of Anchorage, but to the entire state of Alaska through our Outreach
program. Serving over 50,000 children and adults annually, the Imaginarium is a unique
destination for local schoolchildren, preschoolers, birthday parties and visitors
alike.Located in downtown Anchorage, The Imaginarium resembles a living laboratory where
you can stand inside a bubble, ponder the magnitude of the universe in a planetarium,
discover ocean life in a marine touch tank, observe and touch exotic reptiles, or learn
the principles of physics while playing with specialized toys.
The Lake House
City: Valdez
Tel: +1 907 835 4752
Magnificent views and amazing adventures are the norm while staying at this year-round
B&B that is stunningly situated on the shores of Robe Lake and surrounded by the
Chugach Mountains. Field glasses are provided for watching wildlife and birds from the
large deck offering mesmerizing vistas. Plan the following day's scenic activities in the
spacious living room with the innkeepers' expert advice. Rest easy in comfortably
appealing guest bedrooms or a suite. Ready for early risers or late sleepers, a
help-yourself breakfast is served each morning. Go on a Columbia Glacier cruise, visit
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, or take a pipeline tour.
The Oscar Grill
House
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 279 1344
1913 homestay listed on National Historic Register and featured as one of Alaska's
"best" in Frommer's, is located in a quiet neighborhood on the downtown Delaney
Parkstrip with view of Alaska Range and Denali (on a good day!). Walking distance to
Coastal Trail, Performing Arts Center, museum, restaurants, shops. Three thoughtfully
appointed rooms, one with Jacuzzi bathtub. Shared bath has claw foot tub and shower.
Delicious breakfasts, down comforters, wonderful toiletries. $85-$110 May through October;
$65-$75 October through April.
The Robin's Nest
Bed & Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 279 0052
The Robin's Nest B&B is nestled in a quiet downtown neighborhood. We're close to the
Tony Knowles Coastal Trail. This popular walking, running, and biking trail follows Cook
Inlet from downtown to the airport. The Bed & Breakfast is within walking distance to
city market, museums, downtown shopping, restaurants, court house, and downtown business
district.
The Sea Lion
Gallery and Lodging
City: Homer
Tel: +1 907 235 3400
Many Homer accommodations feature fantastic views of the Homer Spit, ocean and glaciated
mountains. When you stay at the Sea Lion Cove you become part of that view! Our oceanside
location is not just world class scenic, it is convenient to many of the amenities that
Homer is known for; boat harbor, fishing charters and tour boats, sea kayaking, custom
sport fish packing and shipping, restaurants, galleries and gift shops, beachcombing, bird
and sea mammal watching and shorebased fishing for salmon and bottomfish. You are only one
to seven minute's walk from any of these activities.
The Summer Inn Bed
& Breakfast
City: Haines
Tel: +1 907 766 2970
The Summer Inn Bed & Breakfast is a five bedroom historical house with a live-in
Innkeeper. The Inn is open year-round. Located at 117 Second Avenue near the heart of
downtown Haines, the Inn provides excellent views of the Lynn Canal and is within walking
distance to the sites of Haines. The house was built almost 100 years ago by Tim Vogel, a
member of Skagway's notorious Soapy Smith gang and a colorful character in the history of
Haines.Start your day with a full homemade breakfast, spend your evening with a good book
in our spacious living room, and end your day soaking in Tim Vogel's own bathtub, circa
1912. We invite you to be our guests at
The TeddyBear House
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 344 3111
At the Teddy Bear House, you are surrounded by our vast collection of over 1000 teddy
bears and various teddy bear regalia from around the world!Our home, built in the late
fifties, has all the comfort and charm of a large, older home and is located in a woodland
area. During the summer, you will enjoy spending time on our cedar deck, either barbecuing
on the gas grill or just breathing in the clean Alaska air!
The Travel
Connection
City: Haines
Tel: +1 907 766 2681
In an effort to combat the sometimes painful lack of information available to prospective
travelers to Alaska, we offer custom tour planning for our out-of-state clients. Since
1986 we have specialized in customized tour planning for all of Alaska. We can design a
custom tour using small cruise ships, remote lodges, village tours, wildlife viewing and
more, that will get you away from the crowds and up close to the beauty of Alaska.We are
well-versed in booking Alaska's main attractions such as Glacier Bay, Denali Park, and the
Inside Passage. We also have considerable experience in booking the many relatively
undiscovered gems such Haines, the Admiralty Island Wilderness Homestead, the Pribilofs,
Katmai, and more.
The Tree House
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 345 5421
You'll find The Tree House is quiet; friendly; non-smoking, convenient to shopping,
hiking, dining, the Anchorage airport, and beyond.A resident since 1983, the Hostess is a
teacher who welcomes you with Alaskan hospitality and is able to offer suggestions for
dining and touring. Relax in the outdoor jacuzzi or enjoy a BBQ on the deck.
The Unalkaleet
River Lodge
City: Unalakleet
Tel: +1 907 624 3031
Fishing lodge with fully guided fly and spin fishing and deluxe accommodations.
Tikchik Narrows
Lodge
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 243 8450
Tikchik was started in 1969 by sportfishing Alaskan pioneers Bob & Gayle Curtis. At
that time the Curtis's owned & operated Wood River Lodge and Bob used to fly up to the
Tikchik Narrows to take his anglers fishing. Bob always considered the Tikchik Narrows to
be the best fishing around. He would walk up on top of the rock knoll at the tip of the
peninsula and dreamed of building a lodge there, which he did in 1969. He sold Wood River
and devoted his time, money and love to Tikchik Narrows Lodge. Bob & Gayle Curtis sold
Tikchik Narrows Lodge to Bud Hodson in 1986. Bud Hodson had worked at Tikchik from 1975
through 1978. After Tikchik, Bud managed Golden Horn Lodge for 7 years before returning to
purchase and operate Tikchik.
Tikchik State Park
Tours
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 243 8450
Tikchik State Park Tours provides unguided wilderness adventures in Alaska's best kept
wilderness secret the Wood/Tikchik State Park, located in Western Alaska. Tikchik State
Park Tours is owned and operated by Tikchik Narrows Lodge, an Alaskan owned company
dedicated to sharing this isolated region by offering Air transportation and equipment
rentals in the park.We have outlined the following trip packages to simplify the available
trips. You can design your own trip itinerary to any local destination, or combination. By
chartering our aircraft we can fly you and your group anywhere, just let us know.
Toast Bed and
Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 278 1341
Comfortable and spacious home with two large bedrooms, each with private bath. Near
trails, lagoon and downtown. Internet, cable TV, and phone in each room. Landscaped yard
and garden.
Togiak River Lodge
City: Togiak
Tel: +1 907 493 5464
The Togiak River lies in the heart of the world famous Bristol Bay area of southwestern
Alaska. The Togiak is the entry to the traditional spawning grounds for all five species
of Alaskan Pacific Salmon. In the clear, glacier fed waters of the Togiak, anglers will
find King, Coho, Sockeye, Chum, and Pink Salmon, as well as trophy-sized native Rainbow
Trout, Arctic Char, Grayling, and Dolly Varden.The Togiak and its tributaries access
anglers to some of the best sport-fishing in the world! Whether you desire flyfishing,
casting, spinning, backtrolling, or sight fishing, our guides will keep you in full days
of action. Professional guides, who spend the entire season living on the river, give our
guests an added advantage with their expertise, experience, and knowledge. We use a
variety of both prop and jet driven boats, allowing access to the numerous tributaries of
the Togiak River drainage. The Togiak River is also the ideal type of river for the fly
fishing enthusiast.
Tollers' Timbers
Guest Chalets & Cottages
City: Wasilla
Tel: +1 907 746 1438
Conveniently located 40 miles north of Anchorage, in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley at
Alaska's crossroads to fun and adventure. Quality lodgings at an affordable rate are an
ideal lodging choice for any Southcentral Alaska vacation.Custom designed vacation lodging
for guest comfort and convenience. This beautiful Alaskan country retreat is nestled on 14
acres of private property, partially wooded and partially landscaped to enhance nature's
own beautiful wildflowers, melodic songbirds and serene mountain views. A 10 minute drive
to access either Highway 1 or 3, the main traveling routes for exploring Southcentral
Alaska's many recreational activities and attractions.Choose from five private cabins
which are fully equipped and comfortably furnished. Deluxe in modern amenities, each
lodging has a furnished kitchen, TV, VCR, W/D, phone, stereo, deck and more as a standard
part of their comfort. Each accommodation varies in sleeping arrangements and a few
exclusive luxury amenities such as decks, mountain views, and fireplaces. Cabins are named
and listed below with links to further details.Guests enjoy picnic and BBQ facilities,
horseshoe pits; an on-site office with maps, guide and identification books, movies and an
Alaskana gift shop. Friendly and knowledgeable hosts and staff provide you with warm and
gracious hospitality. We help to make the most of your Alaska vacation!
Tom & Janet
Schlagel
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 907 842 2570
Bay Air Alaska charter can take you from Dillingham, Alaska, the Red Salmon capital of the
world to lakes and rivers of breathtaking beauty. Come visit this beautiful area of
southwestern Alaska and fish for King Salmon exceeding 30 pounds or Alaska rainbow trout.
Take an air sightseeing tour for trophy caribou herds and Alaskan moose. Bay Air Alaska
can fly you to Brooks Camp where you can watch Grizzly Bear dine on salmon swimming
upstream. Fly to Lake Aleknagik and see the Great Bald Eagle while you fish for Dolly
Varden rainbow trout. Most sport fishing use occurs on the Kanektok, Goodnews, and Togiak
rivers.
Tree Tops Lodge
City: Thorne Bay
Tel: +1 907 209 8650
Tree Tops Lodge is a place you will desire to return year after year. We limit our guests
to small groups. This provides more personal attention for each guest. We would be happy
to help plan your Alaskan adventure.
Tundra Rose Bed and
Breakfast
City: Palmer
Tel: +1 610 388 5900
Quality lodging on the Glenn Highway Scenic Byway, the Tundra Rose Guest Cottages are
situated at the base of Sheep Mountain Dall Sheep Reserve, and just minutes away from the
entrance Alaska's most accessible glacier ~ the Matanuska Glacier.Tundra Rose Guest
Cottages & Suites provide comfortable, affordable accommodations for your Alaskan
vacation, with spectacular mountain and glacier views. View Dall Sheep ewes, rams and
lambs from our yard (May 20 - Sept. 30).Travel the Glenn Highway 2 hours from Anchorage,
where you will find us located in the upper Matanuska Susitna Valley. Tundra Rose Guest
Cottages have become known as the perfect stopping place for your South Central Alaska
travels. We are the halfway point if your are traveling between Seward and Valdez, Denali
to Anchorage, or Anchorage to Wrangell -St Elias National Park. The scenic Glenn Highway
is a destination you'll not want to miss!
Ugashik Lake &
Kodiak Bear Camps
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 248 3230
Come fishing in Alaska with a lifelong Alaskan who has been fishing the wild reaches of
this State since age 5. Gus knows how, when and where to get our fighting fish on the end
of your line!
US Fish and
Wildlife Services
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 786 3542
Nationally, the Service manages the approximately 100 million acre National Wildlife
Refuge System, consisting of more than 540 National Wildlife Refuges and thousands of
small wetlands and other special management areas. Under the Fisheries program we also
operate 69 National Fish Hatcheries, 64 fishery resource offices and 78 ecological
services field stations.We enforce Federal wildlife laws, protect endangered species,
manage migratory birds, restore nationally significant fisheries, conserve and restore
wildlife habitat such as wetlands, and help foreign governments with their international
conservation efforts. We also oversee the Federal Aid program, which distributes hundreds
of millions of dollars in excise taxes on fishing, hunting and boating equipment to State
fish and wildlife agencies. Nationally, the Service employs approximately 8,000 people at
facilities across the United States. We are a decentralized organization with a
headquarters office in Washington, D.C., seven regional offices and approximately 700
field units.Headquartered in Anchorage, the Alaska Region employs approximately 500 people
and is augmented by hundreds of others who work part time or as volunteers during field
seasons. These highly dedicated and professional individuals perform a wide range of
duties in the biological services and in a variety of support services, working out of
offices in some 16 communities statewide.
Vader Charters
City: Clam Gulch
Tel: +1 907 567 3387
Alaska Fishing with Captain Tim Erion out of Deep Creek State Park, in Ninilchik, Alaska's
best fishing is located on the Kenai Peninsula. Alaska fishing is known for Giant Pacific
Halibut and Trophy Kenai King Salmon fishing, it doesn't get any bigger or better than
this! Come aboard "The Vader" with "Captain Tim Erion" and fish
Alaskan waters surrounding this area where world records for both King salmon and giant
Pacific Halibut have been established.
Valdez Museum &
Historical Archive
City: Valdez
Tel: +1 907 835 2764
The Valdez Museum & Historical Archive is an active place. We bring the stories of our
community's history alive through our programs and activities. Please explore this site or
come visit us at
Voyager Hotel
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 277 9501
Built in 1965, what this small but sturdy four story hotel may lack in architectural pop
on the outside is more than made up for with friendly, professional service and
top-quality accommodations on the inside.Remodeled and upgraded, the Voyager presents an
unassuming but delightful quality that brings leisure and savvy business travelers alike
back time and again.Careful attention to detail and many welcome amenities have earned The
Voyager the distinction of being rated by both the America Automobile Association and the
Mobile Travel Guide. We are proud to be included in many other fine travel publications
such as Fodor's and Frommer's.
Walkabout Town
B&B
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 866 279 7808
Anchorage Walkabout Town Bed and Breakfast is close to town, offers a full breakfast and
free bicycyles. Guests enjoy riding the coastal trail on the free bicycles after eating a
full breakfast with Alaskan flavors. Walkabout Town Bed and Breakfast is close to town
with easy access to tourist attractions. Free bicycles and full breakfast make the
Anchorage Walkabout Town Bed and Breakfast very popular.
Wandering Moose Bed
& Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 522 3780
Nestled in a quiet Anchorage Hillside neighborhood, Alaska Wandering Moose provides you
with the feeling of being far removed from Anchorage's urban environment. Surrounded by
trees on nearly 2 acres, Alaska Wandering Moose is the home to an abundance of wildlife.
Moose are frequent visitors, as well as an occasional bear, lynx, and many species of
birds. Enjoy being in Anchorage, yet being surrounded by the Alaskan wilderness.Alaska
Wandering Moose is a special retreat offering delightful accommodations in a relaxing and
private environment with easy access to downtown, the airport, the Chugach Mountain Range,
the Seward Highway, Alyeska, and much more.
Wasilla Lake
B&B
City: Wasilla
Tel: +1 907 376 5985
Located on the north shore, this premier bed & breakfast features spectacular lake and
mountain views and equally impressive flower gardens. This spacious country home offers
guest bedrooms with private or shared baths in the main part of the house. Stay in a
900-square-foot apartment with fireplace, situated on the lower level. An all-glass front
overlooks the large deck, dock and water. Ask about making arrangements to fish for a
pontoon boat ride. A visit to Anchorage is only 45 miles away.
Waterfall Resort
City: Ketchikan
Tel: +1 800 544 5125
The annual return of fish gives Waterfall Resort in Alaska its legendary reputation for
sport fishing. Famous for the rich fishing grounds that made the Waterfall Cannery one of
the most productive salmon fishing canneries in Alaska, this converted Resort attracts
anglers of all skill levels from around the world for the staggering number of trophy-size
Salmon, Halibut, and Ling-cod that return each season. The minute you step off the plane
you will find yourself in another place, another time. Experience the way the world was
meant to be, where the air is pure, the land is bold, and thousands of salmon return each
year. Waterfall Resort, be a part of the legend.
Westwood House Bed
and Breakfast
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 770 0910
Westwood House is an upscale Anchorage Bed and Breakfast located in an exclusive, quiet
neighborhood with convenient access to downtown Anchorage, shopping, dining, recreation,
sight-seeing and the largest float plane airport in the world.
Wetherbee's
Charters
City: Coffman Cove
Tel: +1 907 329 2266
Coffman Cove is accessible by auto via the Alaska Marine Highway Ferry System and then
Ketchikan to Hollis via the Inter~Island Ferry Authority. Upon your arrival in Hollis you
will drive approximately 70 miles on the island wide road system. Your travel agent can
book your flight directly to Coffman Cove. It is about a two hour flight from Seattle to
Ketchikan on Alaska Airlines and the last 60 miles of the trip is a scenic floatplane trip
from Ketchikan, providing magnificent views of the vast wilderness of the Tongass National
Forest.Pacific Airways and Taquan Air provide scheduled flights to and from Ketchikan and
Coffman Cove. Flight times vary due to the time of year you are planning your trip, so
please check with the airlines for current schedules. If your interested in touring,
Family Air Tours and Southeast Aviation offer some of the most spectacular sea plane tours
and adventures in Southeast Alaska.
Whalers' Cove Lodge
City: Angoon
Tel: +1 907 788 3123
Whalers' Cove Lodge is located on Killisnoo Island just minutes from the Village of Angoon
on the western side of Admiralty Island.The history of our lodge site has always been
noted for exceptional fishing. Our fishing grounds were originally discovered by the
Tlingit Indians when they traveled from Canada to what is now called Southeast Alaska and
constructed their first village only minutes from our lodge. Once they had time to venture
through the region, they discovered and built another village site where our lodge is
currently located. The Tlingits chose Killisnoo Island due to the exceptional weather,
calm waters of Chatham Strait and the superb fishing on the saltwater as well as the
freshwater.In 1886, Alaska Northwest Trading Company was built within the Tlingit Village
on Killisnoo Island. The site again was chosen due to the prosperous fishery and the calm
inside passage of Chatham Strait. The Trading Company, which was later renamed Alaska Fish
Oil and Guano, was a trading stop for the whaling fleet that operated in the Bering Sea.
Alaska Fish Oil and Guano began rendering oil from herring (our bait fish) and salmon
which were locally caught and used in foods, medicine and for lubricants. The Guano, which
was ground herring, was sold as fertilizer and was mainly used in Hawaii for their
pineapple and sugar cane crops.The owner of Whalers' Cove Lodge had received a vessel's
log book from the late 1800's which states that the crew of this schooner fished in the
exact spot for halibut as we do today. It also mentions about the wealth of herring found
around the area which still holds true today and supports our immense resource of all five
Pacific Northwest Salmon (King, Coho, Sockeye, Chum and Pink), Halibut and over twenty
species of Rockfish including Ling Cod and Red Snappers.
Whalesong Lodge
City: Gustavus
Tel: +1 907 697 2742
Alaska's Glacier Bay is home to our family lodging and adventure destination. Eco-tourist
activities include fly fishing, whale watching, kayaking and biking. Halibut and salmon
sport fishing is world class.The Whalesong Lodge is located 30 minutes west of Juneau in
the temperate rain forest of Gustavus, Alaska. Guests arrive via plane or ferry. We will
be happy to help you arrange the part of your Alaskan vacation that includes Glacier Bay
National Park.
Whitt's Alaskan
Adventures
City: Cantwell
Tel: +1 907 768 2662
Why Whitt's Alaskan Adventures instead of the big guys? Personal attention. Avoid the
masses. More time to explore. Be treated as an individual, not a number. Because you are
not afraid to do something different and get off the beaten path. Many of our clients have
told us they didn't consider themselves Alaska grizzly bearthe type of person who would
normally take a tour. That they couldn't picture themselves traveling on a cruise ship
with up to 3,900 others. They considered traveling to Alaska as an independent, but didn't
know where to start. Then they found us. Whitt's Alaskan Adventures was created for
visitors who wanted an escorted tour to Alaska with all the details taken care of, but who
have a more independent attitude. We have taken care of all the details for you and are
with you every step of the way on your tour. Now that you've found us, it's up to you.
Wild Alaska
Adventures
City: Eagle River
Tel: +1 907 696 5800
His adventure provides a unique Sport fishing opportunity for King salmon, Silver salmon,
humpies, Rainbow trout, Arctic grayling and more. This is Freshwater fishing at its best
combining a four wheeler trail ride through incredible primordial forests, heavy runs of
Salmon, private airstrip and trail access, hand built cabins and more. Wildlife including
Grizzly bear and black bear are common and frequently seen offering Photo opportunities at
every turn.
Wild Creek Resort
City: Willow
Tel: +1 907 495 6343
Alaska outdoor adventures with professional guides. Whether fishing, hunting, rafting or
snowmobiling we have the custom tour for you. Willow Creek Resort provides the finest
freshwater fishing opportunity in Alaska with king salmon, red, pink and silver salmon,
rainbow trout, arctic grayling, dolly varden, and northern pike.
Wilderness Fishing
Inc
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 479 0479
Arctic Grayling Guide Service provides fishing trips in Interior Alaska that are
convenient to those visiting Fairbanks and Denali National Park. We offer a wide range of
fishing packages both guided and unguided that fit your schedule and budget. The streams
we fish offer Arctic Grayling and King, Silver, and Chum salmon.
Wilderness Place
Lodge
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 733 2051
Wilderness Place Lodge is a fly in Alaska fishing lodge located on Lake Creek northwest of
Anchorage 70 miles by float plane. Our lodge features inclusive packages, deluxe
accommodations, world-class fishing, fly fishing lessons, fly tying seminars, wildlife
viewing, scenic round-trip float plane service, a 1:1 client-staff ratio, private
riverside cabins, personal & professional fishing guides, gourmet cuisine, fine hotel
amenities and service, shore breakfast & lunch, and gourmet 5-course meals -- all at
highly competitive prices! We offer custom Alaska fishing adventure packages for all
native Alaska salmon(king,silver,sockeye,pink & chum) and rainbow trout. Our lodge
features some of the finest spin and fly fishing in Alaska, and our pro staff of 13 offers
quality, individual service to our 15 guests. The lodge is located on five private acres
right on Lake Creek and we are literally minutes from the very best fishing in
southcentral Alaska.
Wilkinson
Expeditions
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 888 783 4332
Wilkinson Expeditions is a customized backcountry guide service, specializing in
wilderness travel for people wanting to explore Alaska's natural environment. When
planning wilderness trips we realize that people have different ideas and levels of
experience and our goal is to accommodate their interests and curiosities. We plan each
trip individually according to the requests of our guests. Our convenient trip planner
will help you get started.Traveling in small groups, among friends and family, creates
common goals and experiences that can not be duplicated in a large group setting. Our
trips are considered to be "soft adventure" in nature so that people of all ages
can enjoy the Alaskan wilderness.
Wings of Alaska
Airlines
City: Juneau
Tel: +1 907 789 0790
For over 20 years, Wings of Alaska has been providing scheduled and charter flight service
to the residents and visitors of Southeast Alaska. Utilizing a fleet comprised of Cessna
and deHavilland aircraft, Wings of Alaska flies over 12,000 hours per year. Wings employs
50 year-round employees and hires an additional 35 employees for the busy summer
months.Wings of Alaska strives to provide the highest quality of service. This means
on-time flights, courteous and professional service, and excellent aircraft maintenance.
Our commitment to safety had made Wings a repeated recipient of the Alaska Air Carriers
Annual Safety Award.
Wolf Song of Alaska
City: Chugiak
Tel: +1 907 688 9653
This is a private, non-aligned, non-profit corporation committed to accomplishing a new
and more tolerant perception of the wolf through familiarization and education. Wolf Song
of Alaska provides many education programs including local school programs and visits by
the well known educator, "Wolfman/Critterman,". Also, in 1991, Wolf Song of
Alaska hosted the exhibit "Wolves & Humans" in Anchorage, Alaska. Wolf Song
is also developing a 340-500 acre wolf observation facility located within the Anchorage
area. The aims of this facility include a focus on the educational and scientific aspects
of the wolf.
Wood River Lodge
City: Dillingham
Tel: +1 800 842 5205
We would like to personally thank you for allowing Wood River Lodge the opportunity of
accomodating your Alaskan Fishing Adventure. We pride ourselves on exceeding your
expectations. It is our utmost goal to maintain and continually improve our standing as
The Exclusive Lodge in Alaska.
Wrangell-St Elias
City: Copper Center
Tel: +1 907 822 5234
The Chugach, Wrangell and St. Elias mountain ranges converge here in what is often
referred to as the "mountain kingdom of North America." The largest unit of the
National Park System and a day's drive east of Anchorage, this spectacular park includes
the continent's largest assemblage of glaciers and the greatest collection of peaks above
16,000 feet. Mount St. Elias, at 18,008 feet, is the second highest peak in the United
States.Adjacent to Canada's Kluane National Park, the site is characterized by remote
mountains, sweeping valleys, wild rivers, and a variety of wildlife.Proclaimed as
Wrangell-St. Elias National Monument Dec. 1, 1978; established as a national park and
preserve Dec. 2, 1980. Wilderness designated Dec. 2, 1980. Designated a World Heritage
Site Oct. 24, 1979.
Yentna Station
Roadhouse
City: Wasilla
Tel: +1 907 733 2746
Alaska's Yentna Station Roadhouse is a semi-remote Alaska salmon fishing lodge, located on
the Yentna River, approximately 40 miles from the closest road, and lying along the
Iditarod Sled Dog Trail leading into the Alaskan Bush. Although historically known as
Yentna Station Roadhouse, We are not on any road. Accessible by a short 30 minute flight
by air taxi from Anchorage or also by boat or snow machine depending on the weather. We
are happy to arrange the relatively inexpensive flights from Anchorage for you (about $150
pp r/t). Open year round, We provide incredible sport fishing experiences for salmon
anglers during the summer months and servicesfor many winter recreational activities, such
as snow machining, cross country skiing, and dog mushing during the winter months.
Your Home Away From
Home B&B
City: Anchorage
Tel: +1 907 561 0395
Whether traveling on business or pleasure, you will be pleasantly surprised by Your Home
Away From Home Bed & Breakfast. Our accommodations are centrally located in Anchorage.
Just ten minutes from the airport or downtown and two minutes from the University of
Alaska, Alaska Pacific University, and Providence Hospital. Your hosts, Patti and Bob
Sundberg, are long-time Alaskans. Since opening the bed & breakfast in 1996, they have
enjoyed sharing their many Alaskan experiences with their guests
Yukon-Charley
Rivers National Preserve
City: Fairbanks
Tel: +1 907 547 2233
Located along the Canadian border in central Alaska, the preserve protects 115 miles of
the 1,800-mile Yukon River and the entire Charley River basin. Numerous rustic cabins and
historic sites are reminders of the importance of the Yukon River during the 1898 gold
rush. Paleontological and archeological sites here add much to our knowledge of the
environment thousands of years ago. Peregrine falcons nest in the high bluffs overlooking
the river, while the rolling hills that make up the preserve are home to an abundant array
of wildlife. The Charley, a 100-mile long wild river, is considered by many to be the most
spectacular river in Alaska. |
