The Yupik Center & Museum Gift Shop offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore and appreciate the rich cultural heritage of the Yupik people while finding authentic handmade crafts and souvenirs.

The Yup'ik Museum, Library & Cultural Center offers visitors an immersive experience into the rich culture and history of the Yup'ik people through captivating exhibits, traditional artifacts, and engaging cultural programs.

The Yupiit Piciryaraait Cultural Center offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich traditions and heritage of the Yup'ik people through engaging exhibits, cultural programs, and art displays.

Housed in a sod-roofed log cabin, this urban visitor center offers local exhibits & travel guidance.

Exhibits showcasing Alaska's art, science & history housed in a swooping contemporary building.

Visitors to the Tlingit Totem Pole can experience the rich cultural heritage and artistry of the Tlingit people while appreciating the intricate carvings that tell stories and symbolize their history and traditions.

Scenic expanse on the river with boardwalks, paths & picnic tables, events & a wildlife refuge.

Visit Soldotna Trustworthy Hardware & Fishing for a one-stop shop that offers expert advice, quality fishing gear, and essential supplies for outdoor enthusiasts.

This 122-acre park area has guided tours & a coastal walk featuring carved wooden totem poles.

Historical theme park showcasing everything from home life to aviation, plus mini-golf & a carousel.

Pinky's Park is a delightful destination for families and nature lovers, offering vibrant playgrounds, scenic walking trails, and beautiful picnic areas amidst lush greenery.

Free-admission center offering travel advice & information plus exhibits on Native Alaskan culture.

Extensive wilderness offering opportunities for hiking, camping, canoeing & wildlife viewing.

Refuge for orphaned brown & black bears with guided tours, talks & a raised viewing platform.

This resort museum offers guided tours, 70 historic automobiles & post-Gold Rush heritage exhibits.

A devastating 1964 earthquake shaped this hilly area, which offers trails & an interpretive display.

Centennial Campground and Boat Launch offers a scenic outdoor escape with opportunities for camping, fishing, and boating amidst beautiful natural surroundings.

Baranof Castle State Historic Site offers visitors a glimpse into Alaska's rich history with its stunning views, fascinating architecture, and the chance to explore the remnants of an important 19th-century fortification.

Alaskan artifacts & artworks, plus a kid-friendly, hands-on science center & planetarium.

Exhibits, films & demonstrations of native culture, plus a woodland area with traditional dwellings.

This 122-acre park area has guided tours & a coastal walk featuring carved wooden totem poles.

Refuge for orphaned brown & black bears with guided tours, talks & a raised viewing platform.

Baranof Castle State Historic Site offers visitors a glimpse into Alaska's rich history with its stunning views, fascinating architecture, and the chance to explore the remnants of an important 19th-century fortification.

Visitors to the Tlingit Totem Pole can experience the rich cultural heritage and artistry of the Tlingit people while appreciating the intricate carvings that tell stories and symbolize their history and traditions.