Alaska Food & Dining

Fairbanks, Alaska, the second largest city in the state, is home to the University of Alaska Fairbanks as well as some excellent Thai restaurants. Be sure to stop by for some delicious pad Thai on your next tour of the Alaskan tundra. Fairbanks has just the right weather for summer boating, fishing, birding, hiking and winter snow-machining, snowshoeing a… read more

Anchorage, Alaska, is at the top of the Alaska Peninsula. Because of its location, Anchorage is an outdoor paradise, offering visitors and residents ample opportunities for hiking, fishing in Prudhoe Bay or Eagle River, boating or camping in the nearby Chugach Mountains. After a long day of activity, satisfy your hunger with dishes from some of Anchorage's p… read more

Wasilla, Alaska, is home to the Iditarod Trail Sled-Dog Race and the Tesoro Iron-Dog snowmobile race. The town, which is about 43 miles northeast of Anchorage, offers many opportunities for visitors to hike, bike, boat, swim and fish during the warm season. Nearby are Independence Mine State Historical Park, Big Lake and the Nancy Lake State Recreation Area.… read more