Alaska Visitor Information

Alaska Visitor Information...

The Alaskan organizations listed below provide in depth information on their communities and services available to visitors. Their local knowledge and expertise can prove invaluable in enhancing the vistors’ experience while traveling in Alaska. Each of the organization’s listed below can provide detailed on activities, festivals, accommodations and transportation services found in their communities.

Choose your eco and cultural tourism provider by activity or location through AWRTA's PLAN YOUR TRIP database.

Recommended Publications...

Alaska Best Places- Restaurants, Lodging and Adventure
Nan Elliot. 2000, 2nd edition. Sasquatch Books. Written by and for locals. It takes pride in its independence ('we accept no free meals…'). Lots of unique, local lore.

Alaska: Adventures in Nature
Paul Otteson. 1998. John Muir Publication. www.sfo.com/~ottoworks Provides comprehensive information on visiting Alaska’s Parks, Preserves, Forests and Wildlife Refuges ; hiking, fishing , flightseeing and paddling destinations, what to see and do, and where to hike, in and around major cities and towns.

Alaska: A Lonely Plantet Travel Kit
1997. Jim DuFresne. Lonely Planet Publications.E-mail: info@lonelyplanet.com Website: www.lonelyplanet.com

The Alaska Wilderness Guide
3000 Northup Way, Suite 200, Box 96043, Bellevue, WA 98008-9643. Access and visitor services for over 250 remote villages. Profiles of 50 parks and refuges. Details on public use cabins. Tips on finding the right guide. A good reference for those seeking a unique Alaskan experience.