Experience incredible outdoor activities like glacier flightseeing, whale watching, fishing, and kayaking! There’s also a wealth of cultural attractions, including museums, historical sites, art galleries, events, festivals and plenty of local shopping.

Discover more than 60 glaciers, views of Denali and 300 miles of wilderness trails all in one place. Anchorage’s blend of wild and urban includes 1,500 resident moose, a downtown salmon stream and unforgettable events, shopping and dining.

The premier destination for winter sports in Alaska. Come challenge yourself on the Chugach Mountains. Experience heli-skiing, snowcat skiing, kite skiing, snowboarding, snowmachining. Unmatched beauty, terrain and snowfall like no other in the world.

Fairbanks emanates a quality of light, energy and warmth found nowhere else on Earth. The northern lights will change you, while the summer midnight sun charms you. Be transported into the gold rush past or engaged in the art and culture of our city.

Alaska is a land of awe-inspiring beauty and fish and wildlife spectacles, and the Refuge is a microcosm of all this wonderful state has to offer.  We know that you will agree that this Refuge is a very special place among special places!

  The popular Seldovia Museum, Visitor Center & Gift Shop is a must-see destination in Seldovia. Discover the rich history of the Seldovia area, get up-to-date visitor information and check out the wide variety of souvenirs and gifts! Free—donations welcome.

Situated at the head of Resurrection Bay on the Kenai Peninsula, Seward is one of Alaska’s oldest and most scenic communities. Experience trophy sport fishing, glacier and wildlife cruises, sailing, hiking, kayaking, flight seeing, summer dog sled rides, and more.

Famous for: World class halibut/salmon fishing in Cook Inlet. Fishing for King and Silvers in our streams, clamming, rodeos, fairs, and music festivals.

Home of "North America's Most Westerly Highway Point," Anchor Point is a destination of choice for visitors from around the world. Recreational opportunities range from fishing, camping and hiking in the summer, to snowmobiling, skiing, and ice fishing in winter.

 Get hooked on the city of Kenai! Offering world class fishing, birding festival, the Kenai River Marathon & wildlife viewing. Kenai Visitor & Cultural Center offers Kenai Merchandise, Art Exhibits. 

Girdwood – Where Alaska Comes to Play. This small community has big mountain appeal with Alyeska Resort, many independent accommodations, restaurants, gift shops and plenty of backcountry adventures to provide year round fun for the family!

The Kasilof Regional Historical Association is dedicated to preserving the history of the central Kenai Peninsula and maintains a historical museum in Kasilof, Alaska. Make time for a detour to their location on Kalifornsky Beach Rd and you won’t be disappointed!