Anchorage

Nestled amidst the Chugach Mountains in Southcentral Alaska, Anchorage, the state's largest city and commercial hub, embraces a modern ambiance shaped by post-1964 earthquake reconstruction. It entices urbanites and its 290,000 residents with diverse cultural attractions. Yet, the true allure lies in its seamless connection to the untamed Alaskan wilderness. The vast Chugach State Park, Mount Alyeska Resort, Portage Glacier, and the Kenai Peninsula are all easily accessible, captivating tourists and locals alike. Anchorage stands as Alaska's vital transportation nexus, welcoming international airlines and boasting the world's largest seaplane base. The Alaska Railroad weaves through the city, linking scenic cultural hubs and preserving the region's storied past.