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Homer Alaska's Land's End Resort enjoys a spectacular beachfront location on the water at the tip of the Homer Spit on the shores of Kachemak Bay. The hotel is situated 4 miles out in the middle of the bay, there is a 180 degree view of the Kenai Mountain Range and it's Glaciers.Accommodations include 80 clean, modern rooms with private decks. See otters, seals, whales, and eagles outside your window. Relax in the oceanfront health and fitness spa with an outdoor hot tub overlooking the bay. Enjoy dining in Homer's favorite restaurant, the Chart Room, serving fresh local seafood along with steaks and daily baked bread and desserts. Walk to the nearby Homer boat harbor or ferry terminal.

Come join us deep within Denali National Park. Our remote lodge, located at the end of the 95 mile Park Road in Kantishna, offers you a complete Denali Park vacation experience -- and surprising comfort. Most park visitors limit their visit and stay near the developed and crowded park entrance. The more adventurous take one of the grandest drives on earth and stay inside the park. Winding through the Alaska Range, deep into the heart of the park, the "Park Road" offers opportunities to see Denali's famed wildlife: Grizzlies, Caribou, Moose, Dall Sheep, Wolves, and Eagles. And, should the weather smile on you, above all of it towers Mt. McKinley (Denali) itself, the highest point in North America (20,320 feet). At the very end of the Denali Park road, past Wonder Lake, you'll find a unique enclave in the park known as Kantishna. This area is home to Denali Backcountry Lodge.

Alaska Wildland Adventures operates the majority of our trips out of our own Alaska wilderness lodges. Some of these lodges offer stand-alone packages and some are Alaska lodging accommodations offered as part of our All-Inclusive Trips, Adventure Packages and Alaska Salmon Fishing Trips. Ownership of our own fishing and wilderness lodges gives us an uncommon advantage in assuring quality throughout your trip with us. Our Alaskan lodging choices are strategically located to provide an excellent base for classic Alaskan adventures and activities. They are located right on the Kenai River and are surrounded by or are adjacent to some of Alaska's prime protected areas. All of our lodges are uniquely Alaskan. On many Alaskan adventure vacations and fishing trips, your Alaska lodging or hotel might look much the same from another so that if you woke up in the middle of the night, you might not know whether you were in Anchorage or Albuquerque or Albany! When we designed our Alaska lodges, we kept two things in mind: comfort and a classic Alaskan experience. So on our trips, you can be assured of plenty of adventure, authentic Alaskan ambience and a commensurate degree of comfort. And our top Alaska fishing guides are never too far away.

Kenai Backcountry Lodge: An authentic Alaskan wilderness experience at a historic and ecologically-managed Alaskan log lodge surrounded by a million acres of designated Wilderness situated right on Skilak Lake on the lower Kenai River. Kenai Riverside Lodge: The home base for many of our Adventure Packages, Alaska fishing, and All Inclusive Trips, Kenai Riverside Lodge offers the perfect roughing it in comfort experience. Authentic Alaskan cabins situated right on the Upper Kenai with gourmet cuisine and woodfired sauna. Relax at Kenai Riverside Lodge, Alaska lodging at its best. Kenai River Sportfishing Lodge: Alaska Wildland Adventures was the first company to be permitted to raft and fish the upper Kenai river, and we still enjoy sharing our fishing stories with all our guests. It doesn't take 29 years to know where the fish are, but it sure helps our Alaska fishing guides find for you the best in fishing excitement! All-inclusive premium Alaska fishing lodge packages. Fish for trophy catches of King, Sockeye, or Silver Salmon, plus Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, and Halibut (depending upon the timing of your arrival) over the course of two to seven days.

In the 6.2 million acres of Denali National Park, buses traverse the 90-mile road daily; allowing people to hike, view wildlife, climb and camp. Glacier Bay National Park is 3.2 million acres of incredible wildlife and scenery and offers some of the most dramatic sea kayaking in the world. ARAMARK/Huna Totem offers free kayak drop offs to employees as well as a small fleet of sea kayaks available free to employees. You can also enjoy the towns and wilderness areas throughout the state by fishing, kayaking, biking, hiking and more! At Denali you can see the seasons progress in rapid succession. In the spring approximately 152 species of birds migrate to the park to breed and nest in the arctic tundra. These birds join the 37 species of mammals and an incredible array of flowering plants to add motion and color to the landscape. The midnight sun of summer is followed by the glorious color of autumn and the spectacular northern lights signal a swiftly approaching winter season. The park is especially suited for climbing and hiking with terrain ranging from gentle slopes to the rugged peaks of the Alaska Range. It is also a place in which to experience the wilderness, to capture its many moods on film, to hear its story told by those who love it, and to create memories of a visit to this magnificent land. Denali Park Resorts operates several properties: The McKinley Chalets and The McKinley Village. We are alson now operating the Grande Denali Lodge and Denali Bluffs Hotel. In addition to accommodations, properties have dining room, bar, gift shop, and convenience store facilities. Denali Park Resorts also operates Alaska Raft Adventures and, through our DOYON LTD/Aramark partnership, The Tundra Wilderness Tour, The Natural History Tour, and the Visitor Transportation System.
Glacier Bay National Park If you prefer the water, employees at Glacier Bay National Park have an opportunity to see marine wildlife including Orca and Humpback whales, Stellar Sea Lions, Dall's Porpoises, Sea Otters, and Harbor Seals. Land based wildlife includes Moose, Black and Brown Bear, Wolves, Coyotes, and Mountain Goats. Glacier Bay National Park is also host to thousands of sea birds who nest in the protected waters. The park is perfectly suited for exploration by sea kayak. ARAMARK/Huna Totem operates Glacier Bay Lodge. In addition to accommodations, Glacier Bay Lodge has a dining room, gift shop, and convenience store facility. ARAMARK/Huna Totem operates a day boat tour into Glacier Bay National Park. Denali Park Resorts and Glacier Bay Lodge & Tours are subsidiaries of ARAMARK, the nation's leader in the provision of food, uniforms, and facility services. ARAMARK operates in all 50 states, 17 foreign countries, and serves over 15 million people daily.

Barrow: Barrow, the northernmost city on the continent, has several hotels. Among them are the Top of the World, a venerable establishment overlooking the ocean; the Barrow Airport Inn; the King Eider, which caters to birders and was built in 1998; and the Barrow Airport Inn. Expect rooms to run between $115 and $185 a night, although package deals may cut the cost considerably.

Pepe's North of the Border at the Top of the World serves Mexican food. Arctic Pizza serves pizza, steak and seafood. There are a few other restaurants as well, serving a variety of dishes.

Kotzebue: Kotzebue's visitors often stay at the Nullagvik Hotel, operated by the NANA regional corporation. Its rooms run $95 to $145, and tour groups stay here. The Bayside Inn and Restaurant and the Lagoon Bed and Breakfast also take guests.

Kiana: Kiana, east of Kotzebue and west of Kobuk Valley National Park, has the Kiana Lodge. It offers raft trips up the Kobuk River. The lodge may be reached by air taxi or boat from Kotzebue.

Coldfoot: Coldfoot, Mile 175 of the Dalton Highway and the home of the last gas station for northbound travelers until they reach Prudhoe Bay, has two places of accommodation. The Arctic Circle Inn has double rooms for $75 and bunks for $25. The Slate Creek Inn has 80 rooms and an RV campground.

Wiseman: Wiseman, three miles south of the Dalton Highway on a Mile 188 turnoff, has the Arctic Getaway Bed and Breakfast and Boreal Lodging, both near Wiseman Creek.

Prudhoe Bay: Prudhoe Bay, at Mile 414 of the Dalton Highway, has several hotels, including the Arctic Caribou Inn, the Arctic Oilfield Hotel and the Prudhoe Bay Hotel and Restaurant. When they're available, tours of the Prudhoe Bay site and to the Arctic coast may be arranged through Tour Arctic at the Arctic Caribou.

Kaktovik: This Barter Island village along the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge can be reached from Fairbanks, Prudhoe Bay, Barrow and Nuiqsut. It has two hotels: the Waldo Arms, which has been open since the early 1980s, and Qunuyak Hotel, which was opened in 1998 and is owned by the local Native corporation. Dining is available at both hotels.

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