Nearby Highlights
Food scene
Great food, cocktails and locally brewed beer. Dine in a casual environment on the theater side or a get a more upscale experience on the grill side. You cannot go wrong with either. Having a less than ideal Anchorage weather day? Catch a movie at the theater and dine in with a full menu and drinks delivered right to your theater seat.
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Bear Tooth Theatrepub
1230 W 27th AveGreat food, cocktails and locally brewed beer. Dine in a casual environment on the theater side or a get a more upscale experience on the grill side. You cannot go wrong with either. Having a less than ideal Anchorage weather day? Catch a movie at the theater and dine in with a full menu and drinks delivered right to your theater seat.
Located in the iconic Captain Cook Hotel, Fletcher's promises great cocktails and Alaskan-centric cuisine.
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Fletcher's
939 W 5th AveLocated in the iconic Captain Cook Hotel, Fletcher's promises great cocktails and Alaskan-centric cuisine.
One of the most popular brunch spots in town with many Alaskan-centric meals.
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Snow City Cafe
1034 W 4th AveOne of the most popular brunch spots in town with many Alaskan-centric meals.
Looking for a more upscale dining experience? Look no further than Ginger. Asian-inspired cuisine with phenomenal craft cocktails.
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Ginger
425 W 5th AveLooking for a more upscale dining experience? Look no further than Ginger. Asian-inspired cuisine with phenomenal craft cocktails.
Sightseeing
The Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is an 11-mile-long trail along the coast of Anchorage designated for non-motorized use. The scenic trail runs from Second Avenue in downtown Anchorage along Cook Inlet and finishes in Kincaid Park. The trail is entirely paved, supports two-way traffic, and connects with the Chester Creek Trail. You'll see rollerbladers, cyclists, runners, and friendly faces along with parks, and gorgeous views.
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Tony Knowles Coastal Trail
Raspberry RoadThe Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is an 11-mile-long trail along the coast of Anchorage designated for non-motorized use. The scenic trail runs from Second Avenue in downtown Anchorage along Cook Inlet and finishes in Kincaid Park. The trail is entirely paved, supports two-way traffic, and connects with the Chester Creek Trail. You'll see rollerbladers, cyclists, runners, and friendly faces along with parks, and gorgeous views.
Within walking distance, you'll find tons of restaurants, parks, flower beds, The Anchorage Museum, bars, street vendors, and local shops. Downtown Anchorage is the launching point for any excursion north of the city.
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Downtown
Within walking distance, you'll find tons of restaurants, parks, flower beds, The Anchorage Museum, bars, street vendors, and local shops. Downtown Anchorage is the launching point for any excursion north of the city.
Girdwood is just 45 minutes south of Anchorage on the Seward Highway. Girdwood is home to Mt. Alyeska. A true resort town by nature, Girdwood has fun and entertaining festivals and countless options for year-round outdoor adventure in gorgeous mountain surroundings.
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Girdwood
Girdwood is just 45 minutes south of Anchorage on the Seward Highway. Girdwood is home to Mt. Alyeska. A true resort town by nature, Girdwood has fun and entertaining festivals and countless options for year-round outdoor adventure in gorgeous mountain surroundings.
Neighborhoods
A quirky neighborhood and hub for many great restaurants, coffee houses, local bars, and shops. Spenard is also home to Lake Hood, atop which floats the largest seaplane base in the world.
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Spenard
A quirky neighborhood and hub for many great restaurants, coffee houses, local bars, and shops. Spenard is also home to Lake Hood, atop which floats the largest seaplane base in the world.
City/town information
The tiny, funky town of Talkeetna is classic small-town Alaska. Just a few hours north of Anchorage via car Talkeetna is not to be missed.
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Talkeetna
The tiny, funky town of Talkeetna is classic small-town Alaska. Just a few hours north of Anchorage via car Talkeetna is not to be missed.