Set amid the coastal Chugach Mountains, Anchorage defies popular visions of polar ice caps and frozen tundra. It’s also warmer than you think (averaging 65 degrees in summer), making conditions ideal for sight-seeing or taking on uniquely Alaskan opportunities like arctic biking or touring the fjords of Prince William Sound. In the winter, you can ski, dogsled or do both simultaneously by "skijoring," which is cross-country skiing while being towed by a dog. Hey, it's no crazier a winter sport than the biathlon.
Restaurants in Anchorage
4.5 based on 22 reviews
As a resident of Alaska, I have been to many stores boasting authentic Native and general Alaskan products and art. This store has the best at the best prices. It is crammed full of AK Native art, scrimshaw, carvings as well as gems, jewelry, antique guns just to name a few. It is owned and run by a long time AK resident who loves his work. No big out of state corporation here. It is worth your time just to see as it is like a museum.
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Stewart’s Photo Shop is Alaska’s oldest and largest retailer of cameras and photographic equipment. We have the largest selection or rental gear in the state. Our employees have many years of combined photography experience, and we are happy to assist you with your equipment needs, as well as, share tips and techniques for better photographs.
4.5 based on 39 reviews
While in Anchorage on our way to board our cruise ship in Seward, we stopped in this shop in downtown Anchorage. It was an amazing story of the Musk Ox producers cooperative that hand knit qiviut handknits. We bought a scarve made out of the remarkable yarn. It was rather expensive, but it was hand made be Alaskan knitters.
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