Alaska Frontier Gardens B&B The Anchorage Garden Club hosts a garden tour on Sunday July 31 from 12 noon to 5 pm. It is open to the public, therefore about 500 people are anticipated to be enjoying the gardens of … Continue reading
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Today, the Girdwood Forest Fair beckoned to both Alaska residents and visitors. This annual event has craftsmen and artisans tucked along windy routes hidden by trees from all view the road’s traffic, a route that winds by three performance stages … Continue reading
Over the last two weeks, there has been cause for travels to Hope, Whittier, Chickaloon, Seward, Talkeetna, Palmer, Wasilla, Eagle River, and connecting points. A visitor from the lower 48 put these jaunts in motion, taking some herself, others with … Continue reading
The Vendors Fair for the B&B membership featured wonderful presenters, and Alaska River Adventures came as a newcomer. Standing on the deck, near his display, George Heim spun the story of his life on the river, fishing in his plans. … Continue reading
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A member of “the world’s smallest flowering plant” (Lemnaceae) family was rumored as found at Lake Hood Seaplane Base in Anchorage this past summer. Will this be verified in 2011? What will this mean? Perhaps your trip to Anchorage will … Continue reading
Flattop mountain is the most climbed mountain in Alaska, and is right here in Anchorage. Flattop mountain is in the Chugach National forest. Find the trail head by traveling east on O’Malley, proceeding about four miles beyond the Alaska Zoo … Continue reading
