Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Girdwood

"A post shared by Caroline Morse Teel (@travelwithcaroline) on Aug 14, 2019 at 6:02am PDT. You might have the perception that you’ll see wild animals just roaming around everywhere in Alaska, but encounters are rarer than you think, as most animals tend to avoid humans. For a guaranteed wildlife sighting, head to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you’ll see native animals that have been rescued."

"he Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a great activity to pair with visiting Girdwood. Just a short drive past the Girdwood turn off, the center is located off to the right side of the road. This 200 acre land area is home to a number of Alaskan animals including grizzly bears, musk oxen, moose, lynx and more."

"One of the most striking things about Alaska is its abundant wildlife. At the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Centeryou and your lover can make some cute, little animal friends on your Alaskan honeymoon. You can tour the beautiful outdoors and hand feed moose or porcupines."

"Portage Glacier Tour – A short boat tour to see Portage Glacier, an easily accessible glacier. Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center – A facility where many species of native Alaskan animals live permanently or in rehabilitation. This gives you a good chance to see some animals you may have missed while traveling."

"Located on the northwest side of Anchorage, Far North Bicentennial Park is between busy Tudor Road and a very nice neighborhood. It’s also nestled in the lower Chugach mountains and site of the most bear activity in the entire city. It’s packed with great hiking and biking trails."

"Named after the Bicentennial of the United States, this park is a history lover’s dream!. Bring your favorite novel or ski gear along with your lunch and spend your day in the natural spaces of this protected land. Be sure to bring your sense of adventure."

"This cav­ernous, slight­ly run­down bar at the base of the moun­tain is a great spot for après-ski. You’ll find an exten­sive selec­tion of tap beers and good whiskeys, along with large por­tions of tra­di­tion­al bar food like burg­ers and piz­za. And as with any après-ski venue, it can be loud and wild, even on weeknights."

"171 Linblad Ave, Girdwood, Anchorage, AK 99587-0330Takeout, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarAmerican, Bar, Pizza, Pub, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Late Night+1 907-227-7729"

"A foaming waterfall slices through a chute and tumbles about 20 feet into a pond just off the parking area and paved walkways of the McHugh Creek Day Use Area of Chugach State Park. This nicely laid out wayside features three parking lots, picnic areas, trailheads and restrooms—along with a Turnagain Arm vista that improves with each step up in elevation. Viewing spots and a handicap-accessible deck overlook the waterfall and its small-but-dramatic gorge, immediately connected to the second parking lot up the hill."

"The large spacious sitting space allows you to enjoy meals together as a group. They serve Kaladi Brothers Espresso, which is enjoyed by many of the locals and you are bound to enjoy it too. You will enjoy convenience because of their ample parking, table service and the fact that you are allowed to pay using your MasterCard."

"194 Hightower Road, Girdwood, Anchorage, AK 99587Waitstaff, Takeout, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Discover, Highchairs AvailableAmerican, Cafe, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan OptionsLunch, Breakfast, Brunch, DrinksSGD 10 - SGD 18+1 907-754-3161"

"Alaska is home to hundreds of gold panning areas; however, very few of these places let you really work the claim like panhandlers during the height of the Alaska Gold Rush. If you want that authentic experience (and the chance to find a golden nugget), then visit the Crow Creek Mine. Crow Creek is a family-owned mine that still operates less than an hour from Anchorage."

"Mile 3.1 Crow Creek RoadGirdwood, Anchorage, AK 99587(907) 229-3105. Started in 1898, Crow Creek Mine is Alaska’s most productive gold mine. It was able to produce around 700 ounces of gold every month during its heyday."

"If you are looking for a newly renovated campground that is close to the city of Anchorage, then the Bird Creek Campground is a great place to check out. The campground is only 20 miles from the city, and there are many attractions nearby to visit with the whole family."

"Alaska is home to hundreds of gold panning areas; however, very few of these places let you really work the claim like panhandlers during the height of the Alaska Gold Rush. If you want that authentic experience (and the chance to find a golden nugget), then visit the Crow Creek Mine. Crow Creek is a family-owned mine that still operates less than an hour from Anchorage."

"Mile 3.1 Crow Creek RoadGirdwood, Anchorage, AK 99587(907) 229-3105. Started in 1898, Crow Creek Mine is Alaska’s most productive gold mine. It was able to produce around 700 ounces of gold every month during its heyday."

"A post shared by Caroline Morse Teel (@travelwithcaroline) on Aug 14, 2019 at 6:02am PDT. You might have the perception that you’ll see wild animals just roaming around everywhere in Alaska, but encounters are rarer than you think, as most animals tend to avoid humans. For a guaranteed wildlife sighting, head to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you’ll see native animals that have been rescued."

"he Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a great activity to pair with visiting Girdwood. Just a short drive past the Girdwood turn off, the center is located off to the right side of the road. This 200 acre land area is home to a number of Alaskan animals including grizzly bears, musk oxen, moose, lynx and more."

"One of the most striking things about Alaska is its abundant wildlife. At the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Centeryou and your lover can make some cute, little animal friends on your Alaskan honeymoon. You can tour the beautiful outdoors and hand feed moose or porcupines."

"A foaming waterfall slices through a chute and tumbles about 20 feet into a pond just off the parking area and paved walkways of the McHugh Creek Day Use Area of Chugach State Park. This nicely laid out wayside features three parking lots, picnic areas, trailheads and restrooms—along with a Turnagain Arm vista that improves with each step up in elevation. Viewing spots and a handicap-accessible deck overlook the waterfall and its small-but-dramatic gorge, immediately connected to the second parking lot up the hill."

"Located on the northwest side of Anchorage, Far North Bicentennial Park is between busy Tudor Road and a very nice neighborhood. It’s also nestled in the lower Chugach mountains and site of the most bear activity in the entire city. It’s packed with great hiking and biking trails."

"Named after the Bicentennial of the United States, this park is a history lover’s dream!. Bring your favorite novel or ski gear along with your lunch and spend your day in the natural spaces of this protected land. Be sure to bring your sense of adventure."

"Located on the northwest side of Anchorage, Far North Bicentennial Park is between busy Tudor Road and a very nice neighborhood. It’s also nestled in the lower Chugach mountains and site of the most bear activity in the entire city. It’s packed with great hiking and biking trails."

"Named after the Bicentennial of the United States, this park is a history lover’s dream!. Bring your favorite novel or ski gear along with your lunch and spend your day in the natural spaces of this protected land. Be sure to bring your sense of adventure."

"A foaming waterfall slices through a chute and tumbles about 20 feet into a pond just off the parking area and paved walkways of the McHugh Creek Day Use Area of Chugach State Park. This nicely laid out wayside features three parking lots, picnic areas, trailheads and restrooms—along with a Turnagain Arm vista that improves with each step up in elevation. Viewing spots and a handicap-accessible deck overlook the waterfall and its small-but-dramatic gorge, immediately connected to the second parking lot up the hill."

"Alaska is home to hundreds of gold panning areas; however, very few of these places let you really work the claim like panhandlers during the height of the Alaska Gold Rush. If you want that authentic experience (and the chance to find a golden nugget), then visit the Crow Creek Mine. Crow Creek is a family-owned mine that still operates less than an hour from Anchorage."

"Mile 3.1 Crow Creek RoadGirdwood, Anchorage, AK 99587(907) 229-3105. Started in 1898, Crow Creek Mine is Alaska’s most productive gold mine. It was able to produce around 700 ounces of gold every month during its heyday."