Alaska's premier wildlife facility on the Seward Highway, just 45 minutes from Anchorage. Brown bears, musk oxen, wolves, caribou, and more on 45 acres.
Discover Anchorage's best dog parks and pet-friendly activities from Far North Bicentennial Park to coastal trails. Complete guide to off-leash areas, winter adventures, and family fun with dogs.
Discover Alaska's incredible wildlife through engaging museum education programs. From hands-on exhibits to interactive displays, learn about bears, marine life, and conservation efforts that make Alaska wildlife education memorable for all ages.
Alaska's only public aquarium doubles as an active marine rescue facility. Sea lions, puffins, and octopus await — plan 2–3 hours in Seward.
Wild berry picking near Anchorage: blueberries, salmonberries, cloudberries, and cranberries — best spots, ripening calendar, and bear safety tips.
Portage Glacier day trip from Anchorage: glacier cruise on M/V Ptarmigan, Byron Glacier Trail, and wildlife in Portage Valley, one hour south of the city.
Plan your Alaska Zoo visit in 2026: polar bears, brown bears, snow leopards, wolverines at Anchorage's only zoo. Hours, admission, and family tips.
Fifty miles southeast of Anchorage, Portage Glacier sits at the head of a milky-blue glacial lake framed by peaks on three sides. It’s one of the most visited glaciers in Alaska — and one of the most accessible. No hiking experience required, no fitness threshold to clear. A Portage Glacier day trip from Anchorage fits […]
Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center near Portage for up-close views of bears, moose, wolves & more. 2026 hours, tickets, and family tips inside.
Plan your H2Oasis Anchorage visit in 2026: wave pool, FlowRider, water slides, and lazy river at Alaska's largest indoor water park. Hours and prices.