Experience Alaska's largest city, where urban amenities meet stunning wilderness, wildlife viewing, and endless outdoor adventures in the Last Frontier
Anchorage is Alaska's largest city and the gateway to the Last Frontier, offering visitors a unique blend of urban amenities and stunning wilderness. This vibrant city is surrounded by the Chugach Mountains and Cook Inlet, providing endless opportunities for outdoor adventure and wildlife viewing.
From the majestic Denali National Park to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Anchorage serves as the perfect base for exploring Alaska's natural wonders. The city also offers rich cultural experiences, including the Alaska Native Heritage Center and world-class museums showcasing the region's history and art.
Essential travel data to help you plan your perfect Anchorage adventure
Subarctic climate with long winters and short summers
Main airport, 6 miles from downtown
General aviation airport, 2 miles from downtown
Explore Anchorage and the greater Alaska area at your own pace with a rental car
Discover the must-see destinations and experiences in Alaska's largest city
Experience North America's highest peak and pristine wilderness featuring wildlife viewing, hiking trails, and breathtaking mountain vistas in Alaska's crown jewel.
Get up close with Alaska's native wildlife including bears, moose, caribou, and eagles in this sanctuary dedicated to conservation and education.
Explore Alaska's third-largest state park featuring over 200 miles of trails, stunning mountain views, and year-round outdoor recreation opportunities.
Immerse yourself in Alaska Native culture through traditional dance performances, art demonstrations, and authentic village exhibits.
Witness the stunning Portage Glacier and learn about Alaska's glacial history at the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center with interactive exhibits.
Discover Alaska's largest museum featuring art, history, and science exhibits showcasing the state's rich cultural heritage and natural wonders.
Savor the flavors of Alaska with Anchorage's diverse culinary scene
Experience world-famous Alaska seafood including fresh salmon, halibut, king crab, and other local catches prepared by expert chefs throughout Anchorage.
Discover Anchorage's diverse food scene featuring Native Alaskan, Russian, and American cuisine, with many restaurants offering locally-sourced ingredients.
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