Best Things To Do in Anchorage, Alaska

1. David Green Park

   4.3
   3601 Macinnes St
   Park

2. Goose Lake Park

   4.2 (6 Votes)
   

   Park, Lake, Picnic Spot

   Must say, Anchorage makes good use of its inner city lakes. Every time there’s a body of water around, there’s a park nestled right up to it. The park used to belong to the army. Today, it’s a swimming hole in the summer and an ice skating rink in the winter. There are lots of sports amenities - basketball courts, picnic areas, volleyball courts, a ball field and even a portab...Read more

3. Regal Cinemas Totem 8

   4.3
   3131 Muldoon Rd, Anchorage, AK 99504, USA

4. Delaney Park Strip

   4.5 (9 Votes)
   

   Park

   The 11 block park, the oldest in Anchorage, is special for holding various events. It was once used as a golf course, then as an airstrip. Now it is a convenient recreation area with multiple sports facilities - ice skating, softball, tennis. The park is used as an event of festival ground at various times through the year. It has a Martin Luther King Memorial Garden that is pretty with trees a...Read more

5. Planet Walk

   3.8
   621 W 6th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA

6. Elderberry Park

   4.4
   1297 W 5th Ave
   Museum, Park

7. Eagle River Cinema

   2 (2 Votes)
   11701 Business Blvd, Eagle River, AK 99577, USA

8. First Church-christ Scientist

   5 (1 Vote)
   1347 L St, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA
   Church

9. Trinity Presbyterian Church

   4.8 (1 Vote)
   10200 Shelbyville Rd
   Church

10. Lynn Ary Park

    4.6
    2009 Foraker Dr, Anchorage, AK 99517, USA
    Park

11. Lake Hood Seaplane Base

    4.7 (252 Votes)
    

    Lake

    This is where the Aerials doors off Anchorage and Alaska around this region usually take off from. Receiving nearly 200 flights every day this is the world's biggest and busiest seaplane base. It is owned and operated by the state government. There are 3 water landing areas for see planes and one gravel runway for land landings. The base even works during the winter, when the water has frozen o...Read more

12. Eklutna Historical Park

    4.3 (15 Votes)
    

    Park, Historical Site

    This is a historic native village, with a tribal population of a mere 70 people. It’s thought to be the oldest surviving settlement in Anchorage, perhaps as many as 800 years old. When the Russian Orthodox priests of the 19th century arrived, the confluence of their culture and the natives resulted in the colorful spirit houses you can now see in the graveyard. The cute old onion domed St...Read more

13. Campbell Creek Greenbelt Park

    4.4 (8 Votes)
    

    Beach, Park, Walking Area

    A belt of greenery grew up around the gently flowing Campbell creek, right in the middle of Anchorage. The city made it into a park and a playground for children. Adults love it too though, for the wide shaded areas perfect for running and exercise. Sometime moose and beaver can be seen in the trees, and salmon in the water. If you head to Piper street there is a viewing platform looking over t...Read more

14. Alaska Veterans Museum

    4.7 (10 Votes)
    

    Museum, Exhibition , Specialty Museum

    Alaska is so remote that one does not usually associate it to war. But it has veterans just like any other USA state. These museum seeks to remember and preserve their legacies, collect and exhibit artefacts and personal accounts, and to create immersive exhibits that help tell the story of these veterans. The exhibits are surprisingly interesting, with the usual ones on the Cold War and WWII, ...Read more

15. Glacier City Snowmobile Tours

    4.8 (4 Votes)
    Tesoro Minimall, Mile 90, New Seward Highway, Box 1018, Girdwood, AK 99587, USA

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