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Alaska

Anchorage

Anchorage Skyline. Credit: Frank Flavin
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Like many North American cities, Anchorage owes its beginnings to the railroad. Established as a construction camp during the building of the Alaska Railroad, the city soon grew to become an important shipping port.

When oil was discovered in the Arctic region in the 1960s, Anchorage grew further, merging with other towns in the area to become the modern city it is today. It offers convenience alongside a visitor experience packed with full-on adventure.

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More than 60 glaciers lie within 50 miles of the downtown core, which is surrounded by six mountain ranges.

With one of the largest state parks in Alaska right on Anchorage's doorstep, it's a dream destination for hiking, dog sledding, food, entertainment, water sports and sightseeing in all directions.

With so much to see and do in Anchorage and its surrounding areas, it makes sense to rent an RV and experience it at your own pace.

1600 Moose Call Anchorage Home

If seeing a moose in the wild is on your bucket list, then Anchorage is the place to go.  The tundra on which much of Anchorage is built is a perfect moose habitat.

 

Potter Marsh WIldlife Viewing Boardwalk, Anchorage Alaska
Kayaks near Anchorage, Alaska. Photo: Juno Kim
Anchorage Alaska - Family on bridge looking down at the water - Photo: Jody O Photos
Moose, Anchorage, Alaska. Photo: Doug Lindstrand

Big Wild Life

Life in Anchorage is full-on adventure! Join "Visit Anchorage" as they showcase the best their city has to offer.
Video courtesy of Visit Anchorage

The scenery was jaw dropping and we saw so much wildlife. Amazing experience.
Janet O'Donnell
Ireland
Anchorage and area can be summed up in one word ... Spectacular!
John Clarke
Devon, England
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