Arctic Alaska

A winding pale river crosses green marshland dotted with shallow pools and narrow channels.

Togiak NWR

Togiak National Wildlife Refuge Togiak National Wildlife Refuge protects a vast wilderness area of rivers, lakes, wetlands, and coastal tundra along the eastern Bering Sea. The refuge supports a wide range of wildlife including caribou, bears, migratory birds, and salmon populations that contribute to one of the most productive ecosystems in the Arctic and subarctic […]

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Wide mural of many brightly painted salmon arranged in a flowing band across a red building wall.

Dillingham, Alaska

Dillingham Dillingham is a small community located along the Nushagak River in southwestern Alaska and serves as an access point for wilderness areas and wildlife habitats associated with Bristol Bay. The town reflects the importance of river transportation, fishing industries, and subsistence traditions in shaping settlement patterns in remote regions. Its location provides access to […]

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The log-cabin-style Anchorage Visitor Information Center has a planted roof and colorful flower beds.

Anchorage

Anchorage Anchorage serves as the primary transportation gateway to Alaska’s remote northern and western regions. Located between the waters of Cook Inlet and the Chugach Mountains, the city provides access to air routes that connect travelers to communities throughout the Arctic and subarctic landscape. Anchorage reflects the intersection of modern infrastructure and expansive wilderness environments […]

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