Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.traveljuneau.com

Juneau, Alaska's scenic capital city in the Tongass National  Forest, is loaded with history, culture, stunning wilderness and the bountiful waters of the Inside Passage. As Southeast Alaska's hub, it has convenient daily air and ferry service to most Southeast Alaskan communities and Glacier BayNational Park. Seattle and Anchorage are less than 2 hours by jet.

Visitors can enjoy Alaska's most accessible glacier, fly over the Juneau Icefield, watch humpback and orca whales, take a glacier cruise, tour an historic gold mine, ride the Mt. Roberts Tram, savor fresh Alaskan seafood, discover the Alaska State Museum, shop downtown galleries, catch salmon and spot sea lions, seals, eagles and bears.  Best of all, these authentic Alaskan experiences are all within 15 minutes of your hotel door.

Ketchikan Visitors Bureau

http://www.visit-ketchikan.com

We are eager to show you why we love Ketchikan. Our island is accessible by both sea and air. We’re about 700 miles northwest of Seattle, on Alaska’s famed Inside Passage waterway. Ketchikan is a popular destination for cruise travelers, sportsfishers, adventurers, and anyone ready to take a break from everyday life and experience a unique lifestyle.

Ketchikan was recognized a few years ago as one of America’s Top 100 Small Arts Communities. Native artists, some internationally known, work in traditional forms from carving to weaving. Contemporary artists produce amazing work in media from acrylics to sculpture, ceramics to watercolor. In 2011, we invite you to join Ketchikan in Celebrating, ‘The Year of the Artist’.

History, scenery and just plain fun provide inspiration for local attractions. Museums, historic sites and interactive tours highlight our town. Five species of wild Pacific salmon return from the open ocean to waters near Ketchikan, offering great angling opportunities. The 2.3 million-acre Misty Fjords National Monument is located 40 miles south of Ketchikan provides outstanding recreational opportunities and wildlife habitat.

Sitka Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.sitka.org/

Sitka, Alaska– More than you Imagine, Closer than you think!  Located in Southeast Alaska, this historic city shares a bounty of Tlingit living culture and Russian heritage, exciting abundant Alaskan wildlife viewing and unforgettable stunning scenery! Enjoy Alaskan outdoor adventure for all ages and skills, interests and thrills: fishing, kayaking, underwater exploration, hiking, biking, boating, ocean rafting and golf!  Lots of other activities to explore:  shopping, cultural festivities, an array of attractions, artifact-packed museums, shopping, year-round events and more!  This secluded city is off the beaten path with the most spectacular views that are a photographer’s dream!  Be sure to put SitkaAlaska in your thoughts for an exceptional Alaska Adventure!

Skagway Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.skagway.com/

Information central for the Upper Lynn Canal in Southeast Alaska's Inside Passage. We are known as the "Gateway to the Klondike" and home to the Klondike National Historic Park. Contact as to find out how Skagway can restore your heart and soul to what it used to be. Free guide.

Southeast Alaska Tourism Council

http://www.alaskainfo.org

The "all-in-one" resource for the charming coastal communities of Alaska's Inside Passage. Links & information for Haines, Skagway, Sitka, Juneau, Wrangell, Ketchikan and Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. Travel via the Alaska Highway, the Alaska Marine Highway or Alaska Airlines. Come stay awhile-explore! We look forward to welcoming you!

Pelican Chamber of Commerce

Gustavus Visitors Association

http://www.gustavusak.com

Haines Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.haines.ak.us/

Unspoiled and unhurried, Haines is the natural choice! We are renowned for our stunning scenery, abundant wildlife and rich culture. Make Haines your home base for excursions into the Golden Circle, Glacier Bay, Interior Alaska and the Yukon. Easy connections by air, sea and highway. For free vacation planner call Toll Free or visit our website.

Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.traveljuneau.com

Juneau offers Alaska's top experiences: Glacier Bay National Park, Tracy Arm Fjord, Tongass National Forest, Mendenhall Glacier/Juneau Ice Field, whales, hiking, kayaking and sportfishing. Enjoy historic Victorian downtown and gold rush past. Visit us via Alaska Airlines, ferry or cruise.

Ketchikan Visitors Bureau

http://www.visit-ketchikan.com

Ketchikan is a haven of adventure and fun. Just 90 minutes by air from Seattle, or arrive by ferry or cruise ship. Visit online to see why Ketchikan is one of Alaska's most popular destinations. Beautiful scenery, an abundance of activities and our hospitality awaits. Our lifestyle, your reward.

Coffman Cove

http://www.ccalaska.com

"Alaska's best kept secret on Prince of Wales Island" - Experience our scenery, wildlife, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, biking, nearby caves, fishing, hunting, beachcombing, bird watching and more. We offer many services - lodging w/meals or w/out meals, fuel, bar/liquor store, general store, misc. rentals, fishing charters, etc.

Sitka Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.sitka.org

Skagway Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.skagway.com

A place exists in Alaska where the past lives on, where the cries of "gold in the Yukon" still echo from steep canyon walls, where the sounds of barroom pianos and boomtown crowds ring out in the night. A place where the romance and excitement of yesteryear linger around every street corner, every bend in the trail. That place is Skagway, come join us!

Wrangell Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.wrangellalaska.org

If you are looking for an unforgettable experience, exciting outdoor adventure, fantastic fishing, pristine scenic views, colorful history, extraordinary wildlife viewing, and Tlingit Native culture and arts, Wrangell offers something for everyone.

Explore one of Alaska's oldest communities and visit our award winning Museum to understand our heritage, community, and the real Alaska. Experience thrilling excursions that take you up close to glaciers, fish for the big salmon or halibut, or experience brown and black bears at Anan Wildlife Observatory.

Hiking trails, searching for mysterious petroglyphs, or even playing a round of golf at the USGA Muskeg Meadows – these are all just some of the fun things to do in Wrangell!

Yakutat Chamber of Commerce

http://www.yakutatalaska.com

Fairbanks Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.explorefairbanks.com

Go deep inside Alaska, where the unparalleled meets the unexpected. For much of the year the northern lights shine brightly here. In summer the midnight sun will boost your energy when you think the day is already done. Fairbanks is alive with things to see and do, from visiting with a dog musher and her team to enjoying Shakespeare in an open air theater.  Music and dance, art classes, flightseeing, walking tours, visiting a rural village where you’ll be met by Alaska Native peoples, bird watching or golf beneath the midnight sun.  Ice Art, cross-country skiing, dog mushing and the northern lights await you in the winter months. There is something for everyone!

Tok Mainstreet Visitor Center

http://www.tokalaskainfo.com

Mat-Su Valley Visitors Center

http://www.alaskavisit.com/

The heart of Alaska is just one hour from Anchorage in the breathtaking Mat-SuValley. The area is comprised of 13 different communities including Palmer, Wasilla and Talkeetna.  Take a glacier hike or helicopter tour, explore historic mining areas, see spectacular views of McKinley from the southside, visit the Iditarod Trail headquarters and meet a dog musher, go to the musk ox farm, fish for salmon or trout, flightsee and land at Denali’s climbers’ base camp!

Soldotna Visitor Center

http://www.visitsoldotna.com

Experience Alaska from Soldotna - the heart of the Kenai Peninsula - just 140 miles from Anchorage. The spectacular drive is noted as one of the top ten scenic highways in the world. Soldotna borders the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and is home to moose, caribou, brown and black bear, wolves, geese and many other types of wildlife. Fish the world famous Kenai River, home of the 97 lb 4 oz world record King Salmon, go camping, hiking, birding or rafting. For the less adventurous, you can tee off at the local golf course, take the family to one of the parks, or to a local summer show.

Whatever you choose, Soldotna has it all. Stop by the visitor center for all your travel needs. Free daily walking tours on the Kenai River Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Interpretive Center Wildlife Museum & Historic Village.

Visit our website for Soldnata's FREE Visitors Guide.

The Kenai - Alaska's Playground

http://www.kenaipeninsula.org

THE KENAI-ALASKA’S PLAYGROUND. Nothing about the Kenai Peninsula is formal or stuffy, and this isn’t the place to experience Alaska behind safety glass, or a deck rail. In fact, no other Alaskan destination offers such an up close and personal Alaska experience.

With over 15,000 sq. miles of extraordinary adventure and excitement to choose from just South of Anchorage, even the rest of the state comes here when they need a reminder of why they moved to Alaska in the first place. That’s why we are known as Alaska’s Playground.

To begin planning your intimate Alaskan adventure contact us for a free travel planner and your Passport to Adventure on The Kenai, filled with discount coupons for your visit.

Valdez Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.valdezalaska.org

Valdez is the activity center for Prince William Sound; a mix of tidewater glaciers, rain forests, and mountains.  Come see the natural beauty that entices people from around the world to visit.  The towering Chugach Mountains rising from the sea make Valdez absolutely picturesque.  Unparalleled natural beauty is matched only by the abundant activities offered throughout the year.  Four seasons of splendor make Valdez Alaska's year-round playground.  Enjoy fishing, kayaking, skiing, glacier/wildlife viewing, glacier trekking, rafting, hiking, snomobiling , museums and more.

Visit Anchorage

http://www.anchorage.net/

Discover your Big Wild Life in Anchorage! Anchorage is a place of wild abundance. The days are longer, the nights are brighter and the day-to-day is lived on a grand scale. Rich Alaska Native culture, abundant wildlife, a thriving city center and unrivaled wilderness experiences thrill travelers of all ages. Step foot on an Alaska glacier, hike to a mountain vista or stroll along scenic trails. Catch wild Alaska salmon just steps from an Anchorage hotel or angle for trout in a nearby pristine lake. The state’s largest city offers countless events and virtually any Alaska experience to complete your visit.

Maximize your visit to Alaska - order your Official Guide to Anchorage today.

Explore www.Anchorage.net to plan your epic adventure.

Homer Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center

http://www.homeralaska.org

At "The End of The Road", The Adventure Begins! Alaska's largest halibut derby, Katmai bear viewing, Gourmet dining, Wildlife, Arts and Culture center, Islands and Oceans Visitor Center, Pratt Museum, Hiking, Kayaking, Boat tours, Kachemak Bay, Halibut Cove and Seldovia.

Greater Copper Valley Chamber of Commerce

http://www.coppervalleychamber.com

Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.alaskavisit.com

Visit Anchorage

http://www.anchorage.net

Discover your Big Wild Life in Anchorage! Anchorage is a place of wild abundance. The days are longer, the nights are brighter and the day-to-day is lived on a grand scale. Rich Alaska Native culture, abundant wildlife, a thriving city center and unrivaled wilderness experiences thrill travelers of all ages. Step foot on an Alaska glacier, hike to a mountain vista or stroll along scenic trails. Catch wild Alaska salmon just steps from an Anchorage hotel or angle for trout in a nearby pristine lake. The state’s largest city offers countless events and virtually any Alaska experience to complete your visit.

Maximize your visit to Alaska - order your Official Guide to Anchorage today.

Explore www.Anchorage.net to plan your epic adventure.

Things To Do in Downtown Anchorage

Girdwood Chamber of Commerce

http://www.girdwoodchamber.com

Recommends a multiple night stay in Girdwood for a vacation of a lifetime! See wildlife, hike, bike, tram ride, paraglide, mountain bike, shop, heli tour, kayak, raft, fish, gold pan, day cruise, whale watch, do snowsports, see northern lights, heli & cat ski, fine & casual dining, live music, 500 beds, RV parking.

Seward Chamber of Commerce, Conference & Visitors Bureau

http://www.seward.com

Visit Seward and see why Alaska Starts Here! Free information on activities and accommodations, including Kenai Fjords National Park, Exit Glacier, wildlife/glacier viewing, fishing, hiking, kayaking, Seward Silver Salmon Derby & Mt. Marathon footrace.

Unalaska/Port of Dutch Harbor Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.unalaska.info/

Unalaska/Port of Dutch Harbor is located about 800 miles southwest of Anchorage and is often referred to as the gem of the Aleutians. Whether traveling by air or boat, visitors are guaranteed to experience friendly locals, beautiful landscapes, amazing wildlife, fascinating cultural histories, and a wonderful look into the history of WWII in the Aleutians!

The hillsides are covered with wildflowers, green lush meadows, and remnants left from the war. All of the natural attractions are easily accessible by foot or by guided tours. Summer months offer superb hiking, birding, and fishing opportunities lead by expert tour guides and if one is lucky, they can spot the wild horses. Visitors also have the opportunity to venture out on their own and really experience the solitude and tranquility of Unalaska/Port of Dutch Harbor.

Undiscovered unforgettable Unalaska - Where Alaska's history began. Contact us for a free visitor guide.

Alaska's Southwest

The Alaska you're looking for. Imagine Kodiak grizzly bears feasting on wild salmon in the heart of the Rim of Fire. Imagine a land where native traditions prosper amongst abundant birds, sea life, and natural beauty. Imagine a rich Russian history blended with little-known battle sites from WWII. Imagine all this without the crowds. Imagine yourself in Southwest Alaska.

Kodiak Island Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.kodiak.org

Step away from civilization and rediscover nature in its purest form on Kodiak Island. Miles of scenic coastline, bear viewing, whale watching, puffin peeking, kayaking, and world class salmon and halibut fishing await you on the Emerald Isle, the real Alaska. Contact us for a free visitors guide.

Unalaska/Port of Dutch Harbor Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.unalaska.info

Located roughly 800 miles southwest of Anchorage, nestled in the heart of the Aleutians lies the City of Unalaska & the international Port of Dutch Harbor. Sweeping vistas, a rich history & culture, and an abundance of natural wonder awaits discovery! Follow your sense of adventure and discover a place like no other for a free visitor guide at

Tourism Yukon

http://travelyukon.com/

The Yukon is one of the most beautiful and exciting locations in the world. Featuring breathtaking scenery, unique culture and a host of incredible activities, the Yukon is the ideal place to learn, explore and relax. With the help of our Trip Planning section, you can find the accommodations, attractions and activities that best suit your interests and desires. Whether you want to shoot the rapids on a whitewater raft, journey through the incredible Yukon landscape in your RV or relax in a quaint bed and breakfast, the Yukon is sure to satisfy.

Plan your trip today for a truly larger than life experience!

The Milepost

http://www.themilepost.com

Klondike Visitors Association

http://www.dawsoncity.ca