This Girdwood, Alaska restaurant serves classic New Orleans dishes done with Alaska Seafood; such as halibut stuffed with crab meat dressing and topped with Creole burre blanc sauce, shrimp ettoufee, shrimp and sausage jambalaya, Lobster KaBobs, and salmon au poirve.
The saloon offers a full-service bar and a moderately priced grill menu. We are a locals’ establishment year-round, as well as having many travelers every year.
There are several hiking trails in the area. All listed trails are managed and non-motorized use only; mileage is one way. Trails shown on the map that are not listed here may be indistinct and hard to find. Be alert as you hike and bike–bears and moose love our valley too!
Gold Panning & Prospecting are great recreational activities that people all around the world engage in. Crow Creek Mine allows guests a rare opportunity to gain access to our productive and highly reputable Gold Rich property.
One of Alaska’s most popular attractions. Visit the sheer, awesome face of a mighty Alaska glacier located just an hour from Anchorage.
A 3 to 7 minute scenic ride from The Hotel Alyeska to the top of Mt. Alyeska. You can see miles in all directions. Don’t forget to look down! In the summer months, moose and bear sightings are common.
Alyeska Resort’s AAA Four Diamond award winning mountain-top luxury restaurant begins with a scenic aerial tram ride that takes you high above The Hotel Alyeska. From the mountaintop every table features panoramic glacier and water views.
Preserving Alaska’s wildlife through conservation and public education. AWCC takes in injured and orphaned animals year-round and provides spacious enclosures and quality animal care.
Located on the banks of the Kenai River with great salmon and rainbow trout fishing available. Our Kenai River log cabins are built for your comfort and enjoyment, fully furnished, and tastefully decorated in the Alaska theme.
Offering a unique balance between an Alaska lodge stay and a cabin adventure with amenities you would expect from a hotel. Close to the city of Anchorage but a world away in wilderness.