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• Hotels in Bethel, AK

  Situated on Alaska's west coast, Bethel lies on the Kuskokwim River and serves as a port for the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. Its famous dogsled race, the Kuskokwim 300, is a well-attended event every year. Known for salmon and trout fishing, the… read more

• Hotels in Seward, AK

  Mountains flank narrow Seward on the west, and glistening, fjord-like Resurrection Bay touches the narrow town on the east. If you want to hike, fish, kayak or just photograph hundreds of bald eagles, Seward is the place. Voted an All-Ameri… read more

• Haines, Alaska Hotels

  Nestled in the Chilkat Valley, Haines, Alaska, originally was home to the Tlingit Indians, who called the town (known as Dei-Shu then) the "end of the trail." Abundant in resources, the Tlingit were able to spend more time on developing oth… read more

• Hotels in Seward, Alaska

  Seward, Alaska, at the most northern point of the United States, is on the Kenai Peninsula at the head of Resurrection Bay. Visitors not only find beautiful snow-capped mountains to enjoy, but many opportunities for outdoor activities. Sail… read more

• Vacations in Skagway, Alaska

  Skagway, "Gateway to the Klondike," is on the southeastern coast of Alaska bordering Canada, and offers "unparalleled sightseeing and recreation opportunities," according to the city's tourism bureau. From charter fishing to icefield expedi… read more

• Hotels in Palmer, Alaska

  Once you've settled into your hotel in Palmer, you can plan day trips to scenic Hatcher Pass and the abandoned buildings at the Independence Mine State Historical Park. The Hatcher Pass area, an alpine paradise, provides panoramas of the Ta… read more

• Bethel, Alaska Hotels

  Accessible only by sea or air, Bethel, Alaska, is the regional hub for 56 native Alaskan villages. The city's population is approximately 6,000, making Bethel the largest community in Western Alaska. Bethel was originally settled by native… read more

• Healy, Alaska Hotels

  Sitting near Healy Creek on the Nenana River about 80 miles from Fairbanks, Healy is the preferred destination for visitors wishing to explore the Denali National Park, which is only 11 miles away. Healy provides guests with a perfect backd… read more

• Whittier, Alaska Hotels

  The charming town of Whittier, Alaska, located 50 miles southeast of Anchorage Alaska, sits in the center of the Prince William Sound. Enjoy scuba diving, kayaking and sailing during warmer months. Fish the Sound for halibut, salmon, salmon… read more

• Hotels in Haines, AK

  Famous for the appearance of bald eagles during winter and popular for outdoor recreation the rest of the year, Haines, Alaska provides year-round fun and exploration. From leisurely trail hiking and sea kayaking to extreme adventure, such… read more

• Kenai, Alaska Hotels

  If you find yourself in Kenai, a three-hour drive or half-hour flight southwest of Anchorage, you more than likely want to try your hand at the famed salmon fishing here at the junction of the Kenai River and Cook Inlet. You can also raft,… read more

• Skagway, Alaska Hotels

  Skagway is a picturesque town located in southwest Alaska. The city is frequently a port of call for major cruise lines, and outdoor enthusiasts may be tempted to stay. The area has several trails; one of the most well known is called the C… read more

• Soldotna, AK, Hotels

  Soldotna, Alaska, is famous for excellent salmon fishing on the Kenai River. Nestled in the scenic Alaska countryside alongside the Kenai, Soldotna offers a delightful getaway for nature-lovers. The city is also rich in cultural diversity w… read more

• Barrow, Alaska Hotels

  Located 330 miles above the Arctic Circle, Barrow lays claim to be the northernmost town in the United States. Here you may see belugas and grey whales offshore, king eiders and other striking waterfowl in nearby lagoons, and the northern l… read more

• Valdez, Alaska Hotels

  Located in south-central Alaska, Valdez is known for its glaciers, icebergs and heavy snowfall. Thanks to the natural beauty of its mountain-ringed setting, Valdez is a perfect venue for fishing and boating in summer and for skiing, snowbo… read more

• Soldotna, Alaska Hotels

  Tucked along the banks of the Kenai River, Soldotna is home to the greatest number of river city parks in Alaska. Because of its many natural gems, Soldotna is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts regardless of the season. Summer a… read more

• Nome, Alaska, Hotels

  One of Alaska's oldest continuous first-class cities, incorporated in April 1901, the city of Nome provides the finish for the 1049-mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race from Anchorage held every March. Visitors come back every year to enjoy ri… read more

• Cordova, Alaska Hotels

  Cordova, Alaska offers visitors an opportunity to experience its vast expanses of water, dramatic mountain peaks and rugged, untamed wilderness. There are numerous recreational opportunities here, from fishing and rafting, to hiking and bik… read more

• Hotels in Fairbanks, Alaska

  If you plan on exploring the great Alaskan wilderness, consider a stop in Fairbanks. Though it may be the second largest city in the state, Fairbanks has much to offer the outdoor adventurer. Creamer's Field Wildlife Refuge is home to numer… read more

• Hotels in Anchorage, Alaska

  Anchorage provides a wide range of outdoor activities like boating, nature walking, hiking and skiing. Almost 20 full hours of daylight near the middle of summertime attracts warm weather outdoor enthusiasts. The long hours of darkness duri… read more

• Hotels in Wasilla, AK

  Wasilla is in a prime location for access to some of Alaska's most popular parks. Situated in Denali National Park, it is 30 miles from Chugach State Park, and is bounded by Wasilla and Lucille lakes, which offer great summer fishing and b… read more

• Hotels in Homer, AK

  If you love the great outdoors where you are more likely to run into a wild animal than an automobile, Homer, Alaska is for you. Situated at the very end of the United States highway system, Homer offers visitors and locals alike a plethora… read more

• Hotels in Homer, Alaska

  Homer, Alaska is a nature lover's paradise and is perfectly situated for hiking and kayaking enthusiasts. Homer's proximity to the Kachemak Bay provides for an ideal location for kayakers. Similarly, hikers can immerse themselves in 400,000… read more

• Hotels in Whittier, AK

  Whittier, Alaska, is a small town about an hour away from the state's capital, Anchorage. It is a great location for those who love outdoor sports, as one can go kayaking, boating or fishing on the Prince William Sound or spend a day hiking… read more

• Savoonga Hotels

  Savoonga is a small village of 660 Yup'ik Eskimos on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, in the middle of the Bering Sea. The island's total population is fewer than 1,400 people and more than 10,000 reindeer, which were introduced to the island i… read more

• What Do You Need for a Fairbanks, Alaska Vacation?

  Alaska has mild summers and cold winters, with rain sprinkling throughout the other seasons. When preparing for a trip to Fairbanks, climate should be your first consideration, followed by whether you plan to spend lots of time exploring th… read more

• List of Hotels in Anchorage

  Anchorage is the gateway to Northern Alaska. From Anchorage you can access the ocean as well as the road up to the interior where Denali National Park and North America's tallest mountain rest. Anchorage itself offers plenty of opportunity… read more