September is one of Anchorage's best-kept secrets — the crowds are gone, the birch and aspen have turned gold across the Chugach, and you can still do most of what you came to Alaska for.
Anchorage is more kid-friendly than most families expect — here's how to plan a trip that works for toddlers, school-age kids, and teens alike, any time of year.
Discover the best wildlife viewing locations within 2 hours of Anchorage, from marine mammals in Seward to mountain goats in Hatcher Pass.
Alaska's most scenic highway runs 127 miles from Anchorage to Seward through bore tides, glacier valleys, and Dall sheep cliffs. Here's how to drive it.
Anchorage's best winter activities go well beyond the ski resort. Here's your full guide to dog mushing, snowshoeing, fat tire biking, and more in 2026.
Talkeetna is 2.5 hours north of Anchorage and unlike any town in Alaska. Here's your complete 2026 guide to the Denali views, the Roadhouse, and beyond.
Spot moose, eagles, and salmon in Anchorage's vast urban wilderness — our complete 2026 guide to early summer wildlife viewing locations, timing, and tips.
Discover 15 free things to do in Anchorage in spring and early summer 2026, from Potter Marsh and Ship Creek to parks, overlooks, and downtown walks.
Compare Anchorage brunch spots by neighborhood, price, kids fit, view, and reservation strategy. Eight local picks worth setting an alarm for.
Taste Anchorage like a local with reindeer sausage, king crab, smoked salmon, birch syrup, fry bread, akutaq, and sourdough stops worth seeking out.