Things to do in Anchorage
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Organic Oasis
Anchorage's hippest juice bar. Not into purified carrots? They also serve beer, wine and burgers with loads of veggie choices and often have live music.
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Alaska Heritage Museum
This museum-in-a-bank is home to the largest private collection of original paintings and Alaska Native artifacts in the state. The collection is so large there are displays in the elevator lobbies throughout the bank.
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Charlie's Bakery
The most authentic Chinese food you'll find in Anchorage, sold next to French baguettes.
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Chugach State Park
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Flattop Mountain
A three- to five-hour, 3.4-mile round-trip of Alaska's most-climbed peak starts from a trailhead on the outskirts of Anchorage. Maps are available at the Alaska Public Lands Information Center and the Flattop Mountain Shuttle will run you to the trailhead.
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Flattop Mountain Shuttle
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Humpy's Great Alaskan Alehouse
Anchorage's most beloved beer place, with almost 60 beers on tap. There's also ale-battered halibut, gourmet pizzas, outdoor tables and live music most nights.
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Ray's Place
Leave Chilkoot Charlie's dance floor early and cross the street to this Vietnamese restaurant that does great cold-noodle salads and stir fries and stocks Vietnamese beer.
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Tap Root
With the addition of Tap Root, Spenard cemented its reputation as the heart of Anchorage nightlife. The lively bar has 20 microbrews on tap, an impressive list of single-malt Scotch whiskeys and live bands every night of the week.
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Alaska: Wrangell-St. Elias Range
12 days (Anchorage)
A rare opportunity to explore pristine & remote wilderness in one of the world's most rugged environments.
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Denali Unexplored
7 days (Anchorage)
Wilderness hiking and majestic scenery in the vast Denali National Park of Alaska.
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Private Arrival Transfer: Anchorage International Airport to Hotel
Varies (Departs Anchorage, Alaska)
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Skip the stress and confusion of finding a taxi upon arrival at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC). Instead, book this private airport…Not LP reviewed
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Fireside Books
New and used books and a good selection of maps.
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Alaskana Bookstore
Huge selection of used and rare, state-related tomes.
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Frontierland Park
Frontierland Park is a local favorite.
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Downtown Bicycle Rental
Anchorage has been called a 'Bike Utopia.' Rent a bike and find out why.
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Crow Creek Mercantile
Girdwood's small grocery store with some ready-to-eat items.
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Valley of the Moon Park
Valley of the Moon Park makes a delightful picnic spot.
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Java Haus
The place to go for espresso drinks, cheap egg sandwiches and internet access.
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Carrs
- Palmer, USA
- Restaurants › Deli
It has groceries, a deli and a salad bar stocked in late summer with Mat-Su's finest.
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La Fiesta
Palmer has this lively and affordable Mexican restaurant that fills up fast with locals.
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Great Bear Brewing Co
- Wasilla, USA
- Restaurants › Pub
Wasilla's eatery of choice with great homebrewed ales, tasty food and a dozen creative burgers.
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Anchorage Historical Tours
Anchorage Historical Tours takes visitors on hour-long downtown walking tours.
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Bombay
Skip the mediocre lunch buffet and order straight off the menu. Don't forget to try the samosas.
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REI
The expanded REI has the city's finest selection of backpacking, kayaking and camping gear.
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