Gustavus Inn is a historic homestead in Glacier Bay National Park. For three generations, the Lesh family has invited visitors to share their home, hearth, and table while adventuring in the region. The inn is nestled in the grassy Salmon River meadow, with an ocean view of Icy Strait. The cozy hearth room, naturalist library, and family style dining invite conversation and new friendships.  

Hotel Captain Cook is located in the heart of downtown Anchorage, with excellent access to the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, as well as restaurants and shops. Built after the 1964 earthquake at a time when Alaska was flush with new oil money, the hotel has a nautical theme and is both grand and classic Alaska. The hotel takes up an entire city block and towers top the building. All 550 guest rooms have sweeping views of either the Cook Inlet or Chugach Mountains, and there are three restaurants on site for your convenience.

Remote and remarkable sums it up. Six private, comfortable log cabins set in pure Alaskan splendor, plus a staff of passionate guides, deliver an experience you’ll never forget. Hiking, fishing, and flight touring are the name of the game here. The lodge is on the lake and surrounded by 4.1 million acres of wilderness, so there’s plenty of room to roam!

Kennicott Glacier Lodge is one of Alaska’s premier wilderness lodge, set in the heart of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. The setting allows you to take in spectacular views of the Wrangell and Chugach mountain ranges, the Chitina River Valley, and the 25-mile long Kennicott Glacier. From the lodge location you’ll be poised to set out and explore trails, investigate the historic mining town, float a river, and more.  There is a historic main lodge with cozy rooms and shared bathroom, and an additional wing, housing newer and more modern rooms with two queen beds and private bathrooms.  There is a huge porch from where you can take in the views when the weather is good, and three sitting rooms in the lodge. A full-service restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a casual atmoshpere - family style. In the evenings there is often entertainment offered, such as a slide show or a guided walk through the historic mining town. 

Denali Backcountry Lodge sits beside Moose Creek in the Kantishna Hills at the base of massive Mount McKinley. There are thirty comfortable cedar guest cabins, each with heat and a private bath. The two-story main lodge is the gathering place, where you will enjoy hearty, healthy meals with fellow guests. A buffet is offered for breakfast and lunch, and dinner is served family style. There is an informal bar which serves beer and wine. Each day you can choose from a host of guided activities, including naturalist-led hikes, gold panning, wildlife explorations, and flightseeing. There are mountain bikes for guests to use, and a variety of evening programs that you are welcome to attend. We hope that on at least one of the day’s you visit it will be clear enough to see Denali in all its glory, as there is no better location from which to view it.

Bettles is located 35 miles north of the Arctic Circle in one of the last true pristine wilderness areas in the world. The small village of Bettles resides on the banks of the Koyukuk River, in the foothills of the Brooks Range - the northernmost mountain range in North America.  It is known as the "jumping off" point of adventure into the Brooks Mountain Range, Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve, Noatak National Preserve, and Kobuk Valley National Park.  

The Hampton Inn & Suites - Fairbanks hotel is just moments from the downtown business district, the Chena River and Fairbanks International Airport (FAI) and includes several modern amenities.

Just outside the city of Seward, travel down the winding road to Exit Glacier and you'll find your paradise away from home, Seward Windsong Lodge. The towering mountains, fragrant spruce trees and the rush of the Resurrection River awaken your senses on arrival.