Borealis Basecamp

Nestled in Alaska's scenic wilderness, this rustic resort boasts rejuvenating hot springs, a cozy restaurant, and stunning views of the Northern Lights.

This laid-back bar and grill serves up delicious pizza, burgers, and pub fare paired with chill cocktails and beers, all while you catch the game.

This cozy counter-serve spot in Fairbanks is a crepe lover's dream, serving up both sweet and savory delights alongside friendly service and top-notch coffee.

Nestled within the expansive Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park, these volcanic mountains showcase Alaska's wild beauty, featuring stunning glaciers and awe-inspiring peaks.

Nestled by the Nenana River and steps from Denali National Park, this bustling summer lodge offers casual rooms, multiple dining options, and outdoor adventures.

Ray's offers inventive seafood and steak with stunning marina and mountain views in a cozy, Alaskan-themed setting that makes for a memorable dining experience.

Kobuk Valley National Park is a remote Alaskan gem featuring stunning sand dunes, caribou migrations, and breathtaking landscapes—perfect for adventurous solitude.

A laid-back pub serving solid food and cold beer, where locals gather for good times, despite a few quirks with service and space for dogs.

This vibrant cafe serves up delightful traditional Thai dishes and local brews, all set against a backdrop of quirky art and a mesmerizing fish tank.

At Anchorage's Native Heritage Center, explore over 10,000 years of Indigenous culture through engaging exhibits, live performances, and serene woodland trails.