Tourism: http://www.anchorage.net/
Staying here post-cruise:
Potential places to make groceries:
http://www.holidaystationstores.com/ {about 0.6 miles}
http://www.natural-pantry.com/
I think this is a winner: http://www.renowntours.com/ {actually this is a winner - I signed us up }
http://www.nps.gov/kefj/planyourvisit/boattours.htm
A competitor's webcam:
And another:
I'm thinking these have potential for food...
Hmmm. Against better judgment, I may have to try here: http://gumbohouserestaurant.com/
http://glacierbrewhouse.com/din.htm
and very near the hotel and open late:
http://www.tgifridays.com/home/welcome.aspx
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Salmon ???
Ship Creek Viewing Platform
150 East Whitney Rd, Anchorage, AK 99501
Watch the salmon run
Every day, spring to fall, more than 24 million gallons of rushing water comes
through Ship Creek. It is a pristine creek in which salmon spawn. The viewing
platform offers visitors an opportunity to watch salmon run while fishermen
attempt to hook them. Remember, to fish in this creek, as anywhere else, you
must have the appropriate fishing license. For now, despite regular discussions
about developing it with displays and underwater creek bed viewing, the creek
remains untouched except for the wooden viewing platform. Admission: Free.
Won't be able to make the salmon derby: http://www.shipcreeksalmonderby.com/
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and maybe Alaska Native Heritage Center {I think they run a shuttle bus}
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or Ulu Factory
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Maybe cruise on down to Alyeska and take a tram ride
