- Our list of the best things to do in Girdwood, Alaska, features the top 42 nearby activities — including 23 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Girdwood, AK has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Water Activities, Outdoor Places, Adventures, and Museums & Galleries.
- The results below include the top 22 things to do within the city of Girdwood, AK , followed by 21 popular activities in nearby cities, including Whittier, Anchorage, Indian and Kenai
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Visitors can take a guided rafting tour of Alaska's rivers with Kenai Riverdog. The tours have different packages that feature scenic photography, live music from local musicians, breakfast treats, and more.
38.5 Miles
Specializing in rainbow trout and salmon fishing, Jason's Guide Service provides an experienced guide that takes visitors to prime fishing locations along the Kenai Peninsula. The guide also has experience with ice fishing on lakes.
38.5 Miles
Five Dogs Fishing is a fishing outfitter that offers guidance on their drift boat with four different float trips, three of which include fishing. Wildlife that can be seen are eagles, moose and bears.
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Located among the Chugach Mountains, Salmon Run Lodge lies at the headwaters of two rivers, the Kenai and Russian. The company offers lodgings and fishing charters, and will fillet and freeze fish.
38.7 Miles
Those wishing to sightseeing or go on fishing trips may appeal to Saltwater Excursions' services. It also provides transportation for tourists interested in other activities, such as hunting.
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Sales Office: Girdwood, Alaska, Cooper Landing, AK 99572
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For an exhaustive tour of the Alaskan territory, the client can always appeal to Alaska Wildland Adventures' services. Besides the tours themselves, it can also make lodging suggestions, as well as providing information about certain attractions in the area.
41.4 Miles
The Reindeer Farm is a family run farm and home to 150 Reindeer, 35 Elk, 13 Horses, 1 Bull Moose, and 1 Bison. Other activities include hiking trails, horseback rides, Hay Rides, Tractor Rides, Hay Maze, Pototo Launching, face painting, Spooky walk, and Horse riding.
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Acting as Alaska's only residential golf community, Settlers Bay Golf Course features 18 holes with views of the Chugach Mountain Range. The club has a full-service on-site restaurant with catering options for events at the course.
41.8 Miles
Bodenburg Butte is a low isolated mountaintop nestled at the bottom of the Matanuska valley that has two trails, one maintained and the other side more adventurous. The best months are May to November. Allow for a 1-3 hour hike over 2 – 3hours depending on your fitness level.
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A family-owned tour company, Alaska Life and Glacier Tours offers day tours that focus on either wildlife, culture, natural scenery, or a combination of the three. Tours begin with train rides and dog sled rides, and include glacial hiking.