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2022 VG Offline Rate Card.Indd VISIT ANCHORAGE ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES CALL TO ADVERTISE: OFFICIAL GUIDE TO GLACIERSGiant glaciers line the land around Anchorage, and visitors are treated to SPIFF CHAMBERS 907.257.2321 an up-close view. CAMBRIA PATZ 907.265.2377 ALASKA KATIE REEVES 907.257.2374 AND SURROUNDING AREAS MAIN OFFICE 907.276.4118 Portage Glacier A long, low rumble. A sharp crack of ice. A walk from Begich, Boggs Visitor Center to ROADSIDE WONDER jagged block of ice crumbling into the water nearby Byron Glacier, for a close-up view Getting a look at these icy wonders below. Glaciers are one of Alaska’s most of these magical ice formations – all just 15 doesn’t take a lot of effort. In this part awe-inspiring sights, and with dozens of miles south of Girdwood, or an hour from of Alaska, even a scenic drive along them located within just 50 miles of the city, downtown Anchorage. the Seward Highway has glacier views. Anchorage makes it easy to see these crystal The posh Seven Glaciers Restaurant in blue ice formations firsthand, whether you Girdwood pairs fine dining with alpine approach by foot, boat, or private plane. views of seven hanging glaciers. The aerial tram ride to the restaurant is just an ICY MARVELS appetizer of the panoramic vistas in store. Glaciers are among Anchorage’s most Checking out a glacier can be as easy as Twentymile Glacier popular stops. From day cruises to pulling off the road at a scenic overlook. flightseeing and easy hikes to extreme North of Anchorage, stop along the Glenn treks, start your glacial exploration in BY AIR AND SEA Highway for a view of Matanuska Glacier. Anchorage. Weave around icebergs on Race along the terminus of Knik Glacier in a A view of Matanuska Valley’s prized ice helicopter or touch down at a camp high atop a one-hour cruise to the face of Portage is steps from the parking lot, and guided Glacier aboard the mv Ptarmigan. Stroll Punch Bowl Glacier for summer dog sledding. Byron Glacier features an easy trail hikes and climbing trips are a great way to Ski-equipped planes are another aerial way to along the lakeshore or take an interpretive get an up-close look. Views line the drive for all levels. explore Alaska’s ice; land on one in the shadow to Exit Glacier near Seward, and all that of Denali for a mid-summer snowball fight. separates the visitor center from the toe of the glacier itself is a leisurely hike. Rather float than fly? Head for the protected waters of Prince William Sound and cruise the many glaciers of College Fjord and Blackstone Portage Glacier, one Bay. Or venture deep into Kenai Fjords of the several glaciers National Park for a view of Aialik or Holgate found in Portage Valley, glaciers coupled with an afternoon of marine an hour’s drive south wildlife sightings. of Anchorage. @kirstenswann For paddling, hiking, or climbing at Spencer Glacier, the Alaska Railroad is the ticket to Drive out to Portage Valley for up-close views adventure. Once the train pulls away from the of Byron Glacier, Portage Glacier, and other whistle stop, spend quality time with your fellow travelers and an Alaska glacier for the day. Prince William Sound surrounding rivers of ice. Explore by foot, or take a glacier cruise on Portage Lake. 18 VisitAnchorage.com urban & 19 YOUR ADS IN THE GUIDE WORK* OFFICIAL GUIDE 98% TO ANCHORAGE: satisfaction rate with travelers Reach the largest audience of engaged Alaska travelers as they plan their trip and during their visit. Advertising in the O cial Guide to Anchorage puts you in one of the most powerful Alaska 95% travel publications. of travelers nd the guide’s maps, articles, ads and ABOUT THE GUIDE business listings helpful • 350,000 copies • Thorough yet concise travel information • Inspiring imagery and travel ideas 350,000 COPIES PRINTED 79% • Advance distribution by mail, and at use the guide to get ideas for consumer travel shows things to do in the Anchorage area • In-state distribution at visitor information centers, hotels, convention registration desks, and more 70% Distribution begins in January 2022. use it for detailed trip planning OFFICIAL GUIDE TO TRAILS IN 49% TOP THE CHUGACH About half who get the guide ALASKA 7 AND SURROUNDING AREAS in advance bring it with them CHUGACH With hundreds of miles of trails, there’s one for every age and ability. Here are a few of Alaskans’ favorite hikes in the Chugach. 1 Thunder Bird Falls – The short, 2-mile MOUNTAINS trail has a big payoff: a waterfall roars at the Find sweeping views and serenity in Anchorage’s big backyard. far end of the out-and-back-route. South Fork Eagle River 2 Eagle River Nature Center – The ¾-mile Rodak Nature Trail loop features salmon The Chugach Mountains form a dramatic backdrop for the city of Anchorage, but it doesn’t GO WITH THE PROS and beaver sightings from the viewing take an expedition to enjoy the alpine air: A quick drive from downtown Anchorage delivers The mountains are so close, and the decks. Dew Mound Trail reaches back 6 you directly into world-class Chugach wilderness, brimming with natural beauty and points of entry so diverse that enjoying the miles into the mountains, with plenty of shorter options. Feeling ambitious? The accessible adventure. Chugach on your own is easy. Connecting 23-mile Crow Pass Trail is an epic thru-hike with a tour can bring even greater access option for expert hikers. ANCHORAGE’S BACKYARD and deeper understanding of Anchorage. Combined, and Chugach State Park Guides can show off amazing places Chugach National Forest comprise more 3 Byron Glacier – The easy ½-mile stroll hidden amid the peaks. Getting a view of than 9,000 square miles of parkland. Yet out to this valley glacier is one of the gems Visitors say it’s easy to use the Chugach doesn’t always involve an near the end of the Trail of Blue Ice. the closest access points are less than 20 expedition either. Soar over trees and kettle minutes from the center of the city. The ponds on a tram ride or sightseeing flight. Or Chugach feature most of the 60 nearby 4 Winner Creek Trail – The moderate glaciers. Dall sheep, moose, bears, eagles, rumble into the heart of it with an ATV tour. 6-mile round-trip hike in Girdwood has and e ective and countless other Alaska creatures call forested serenity, roaring rapids, and a the range home, and plenty of two-legged Not sure what mountain stream. Alaskans head out to enjoy a post-work to pack? Gear 5 hike or weekend retreat from business-as- rental companies can Glen Alps – Incredible views, even on arrival. Flattop is the most climbed usual. The tallest peaks in these parts top lend fishing tackle, mountain – and the most popular day out above 8,000 feet, but have a plethora camping supplies, hike – in the state. Powerline and Hidden of short, easy trails to take in all the sights. winter gear … Turnagain Arm Lake trails also start here. anything you need for a few days or a couple ONE PLACE, MANY ADVENTURES 6 Bird Ridge – The 2.5-mile route climbs The ways to enjoy this Alaska-sized weeks. 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