hiking

Discover the best hiking trails near Anchorage for summer 2026 — Flattop, Powerline Pass, Crow Pass, Kincaid, and more. Tips for all skill levels.

Girdwood sits 45 minutes from Anchorage: Alyeska's Glacier Bowl Gondola, Winner Creek's hand-tram, Crow Creek Mine gold panning, and excellent dining await.

About 26 miles from Anchorage, Eklutna pairs two of the most distinctive destinations in the region: a historic Athabascan village with a cemetery unlike anything else in Alaska, and a glacially-fed turquoise lake backed by towering peaks.

Complete safety guide for Alaska summer outdoor adventures. Covers wildlife encounters, weather preparation, emergency protocols, gear essentials, and expert tips for safe wilderness exploration.

Anchorage's most-climbed peak: Flattop Mountain is 3 miles round trip from Glen Alps Trailhead. 2026 guide to parking, difficulty, seasons, and what to bring.

Complete guide to outdoor gear rentals in Anchorage! Find hiking, camping, fishing equipment from trusted shops. Save on baggage fees with expert local advice.

Make the most of your cruise ship stopover with two perfect 6-hour Anchorage adventures: Flattop Mountain hike + downtown or Tony Knowles Coastal Trail + Earthquake Park.

Discover incredible midnight sun activities in Anchorage! From late-night hiking and extended fishing to unique dining experiences during Alaska's 22+ hours of daylight.

Planning a spring hike in Anchorage? Here’s when local trails typically become hikeable in 2026, from early valley walks to summer-ready alpine routes.

Planning a summer hike in Anchorage? This 2026 guide covers easy, moderate, and challenging trails, with local tips for trailhead parking, safety, and views.