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Anchorage Vacation Packages

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Anchorage Vacation Packages

The population of this area of South Central Alaska is nearly 290,000.

You'll find this destination some 570 miles from Juneau (and vicinity), the state capital of Alaska. It's also around 20 miles from Indian.

Want to start your vacation in style? A famed attraction, Alyeska Ski Resort should be at the top of your list.

Give the kids a treat and enjoy some quality time at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and H2Oasis Indoor Waterpark. The Palmer Research Center and Matanuska Experiment Farm and the Bear and Raven Adventure Theater are also worth stopping by if you want to keep the good times coming.

If you enjoy animal life, you'll be in heaven at the Alaska Zoo or the Point Woronzof Park. When you add in the Ship Creek Viewing Platform, the family are certain to have an unforgettable zoological experience.

Chances are you've already enjoyed one or two of the local beers, so why not go and see where it's made? The Arkose Brewery and the Sleeping Lady Brewing Company both open their doors to the public, giving you the opportunity to discover what it takes to produce such a fine drop.

You'll be inspired by the gorgeous selection of native and exotic plants on display at the Alaska Botanical Garden and Mann Leiser Memorial Greenhouses.

When it's time for a break, pack some lunch and find a shady nook at one of the scenic green spaces, such as Kincaid Park or Chugach State Park. Eklutna Lake and Tony Knowles Coastal Trail are two more nice places to while away the afternoon over a good book.

Do you want to know a little more about Anchorage? Pay a visit to Log Cabin Visitor Information Center and Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center. You could also stop by Mat-Su Visitors Center and Matanuska-Susitna Visitors Center to get some tips from the helpful staff.

To enjoy beautiful scenes of wild landscapes and cascading water, make the trip over to Thunderbird Falls.

Lakes almost always attract an intriguing variety of wildlife. Pull out your binoculars at Willow Lake or Grant Lake Trail and see what you can spy. If that doesn't work out, perhaps your luck will change at Ptarmigan Lake Trail or Tern Lake.

Leave your phone in the glove compartment and have a break from the modern world at Pioneer Peak and Far North Bicentennial Park. Lovers of nature will also have a great time at Bodenburg Butte and Jewel Lake Park.

Grab a buddy or two and explore some of the popular exhibition spaces nearby. The Alaska Native Heritage Center and the Alaska Museum of Natural History offer a range of displays and collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. Another two to look at are the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum and the Alaska State Troopers Museum.

You will discover a wide range of artifacts and displays at the Imaginarium - Science Discovery Center and the Imaginarium Discovery Center, a couple of highly regarded science museums.

Art enthusiasts won't want to miss the wide range of exhibition spaces. Fascinating creations and collections are waiting at the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center, the International Gallery of Contemporary Art and the Frontier Art Gallery.

Go back in time and unveil the secrets of yesteryear at the Wells Fargo Alaska Heritage Library and Museum and the Palmer Visitor Information Center. Do you like the sound of those? Continue your explorations at the Dorothy G. Page Museum or the Cooper Landing Museum.

St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church and Oscar Anderson House Museum are certainly worth taking a look at, even if you're not that into history. You might also like to snap some photos at the Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery and the Pioneer School House.

Work on your photography skills, go for a stroll and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere at Holy Family Cathedral.

Before you pack up your suitcase and head off home, make sure you stop by some of Anchorage's other attractions. The Alaska Center for the Performing Arts and Elmendorf State Hatchery are two interesting options. If you can fit it in, also visit the Z.J. Loussac Library - Main Branch or Nunaka Valley South Park.

Accommodation in Anchorage

Anchorage is a popular destination for tourists, and offers a broad assortment of accommodation options. Expedia's Anchorage hotels guide makes booking easy.

Anchorage lodging options include the Embassy Suites Anchorage and Residence Inn by Marriott Anchorage Midtown.

Popular Activities in Anchorage

You don't have to stay in ritzy hotels or fly business class to have a fantastic vacation. Just dive into all the extraordinary things you can do while you're there!

Start your vacation in Anchorage by trying out a few of these things to do:

If you want to take a look at a complete list of activities, go to our Anchorage things to do page.

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Guide to Exploring Anchorage

Alaska Native Heritage Center

Go on a dog team ride and meet the racers and husky pups, as you learn about the many groups of Alaskan Natives.

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Chugach State Park

Encounter huge lakes surrounded by mountains, glaciers and waterfalls in one of the largest state parks in the United States.

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Eklutna Lake

Kayak on the placid water framed by snow-capped mountains and rent a snowmobile or skis to get around the lake.

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Tony Knowles Coastal Trail

Visit parks with picturesque fields and hilly terrain overlooking the icy coast and get a sense of the size of our solar system.

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Alaska Botanical Garden

Relish the views of the countryside from the nature path and inspect the garden landscapes of the early 20th century.

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Point Woronzof Park

Delight in the picturesque vista of majestic bald eagles soaring above the Cook Inlet in this hilly park for skiers and hikers.

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Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center

One of the largest museums in Alaska is also one of its best, telling the stories of Alaska Native cultures and displaying artworks from this stunning state.

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Crow Creek Mine

Try your luck at panning for gold and see beautifully maintained historic mining equipment at this family-run mine, which has been continuously operating since 1896.

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