• The Ulu Factory - Discover the art of traditional Ulu knife crafting and its significance in Alaskan heritage.

• Ship Creek - Explore the birthplace of Anchorage; enjoy seasonal salmon sightings.

• Earthquake Park - Gain insights into the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake while enjoying coastal vistas.

• Lake Hood Harbor - Observe floatplanes at the world’s most active seaplane base.

• Point Woronzof - Experience breathtaking views of Anchorage, Cook Inlet, and Denali on clear days.

• Alaska Sausage and Seafood Company - Enjoy a curated tasting of Alaskan delicacies like smoked salmon, reindeer sausage, and summer sausage. (If unavailable, this stop will be substituted with The Alaska Fur Exchange)

• Alaska Wild Berry Products - Witness the renowned 20-foot chocolate waterfall.

• Scenic Waterfalls View Point - Enjoy peaceful pullouts near Beluga Point and Falls Creek, with opportunities to spot Dall sheep and admire stunning coastal landscapes.

• Local guide
• Pick up at Anchorage Downtown Visitors Center 546 W 5th Avenue

• Gratuities

Explore Anchorage in a unique way with this engaging, locally guided city tour that goes beyond the usual sightseeing. Dive into Alaskan history, hear captivating local tales, learn about aviation, and marvel at breathtaking natural landscapes—all in a well-paced journey.

What makes this tour truly exceptional is the scenic drive along Turnagain Arm, one of Alaska’s most renowned and must-visit locations. With its majestic mountains, expansive tidal flats, stunning waterfalls, and frequent wildlife encounters, Turnagain Arm offers an authentic Alaskan experience just outside the city—and it’s not featured on any other Anchorage city tour.

From the heart of downtown Anchorage to the scenic vistas of Cook Inlet and beyond the city boundaries, this tour is crafted to give a deep understanding of Anchorage while showcasing the natural splendor that defines Alaska.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.