Torrent Inlet Info, Alaska

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Alaskan Wilderness Outfitting Company in Cordova, Alaska offers guided and unguided trips, and you can choose the fish you want to target and the accommodations you prefer. Select the package suited to you and your family, and there are several fully outfitted do-it-yourself trips, in tents, outpost cabins and floating cabins as well as full-service fishing camps and lodges. The family owned Alaskan Wilderness Outfitting Company invites you to come and enjoy a true Alaskan experience with Alaska fishing, sightseeing and wildlife viewing, and for the adventurist there's kayaking, hiking, clamming and flight seeing trips, anything is possible.READ MORE

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The Roadhouse welcomes you to Talkeetna, Alaska and is housed in a historic building where you can enjoy lodging, and the cafe and bakery. The kitchen is open to the public and is big on breakfasts and strong coffee, which is all you need for a great days Adventure in Alaska, and later hearty soups, sourdough hotcakes and so much more await. The Roadhouse is also available for private events including groups for special private meals and they can arrange for show presentations. Cozy room accommodations are available perfect for overnight stays or there is Trapper John's cabin, the Museum Apartment or Little Cabin at the back, so guests have options. Talkeetna Roadhouse also offers merchandise which can be ordered on-line, so buy some memories.READ MORE

Crooked Creek Retreat in Kasilof, Alaska invites you to come fish with the best in this premier Alaskan fishing lodge. Set right on crooked creek, offering well appointed guest rooms and suites, with meals prepared by the chef, guests are in for a treat in this log lodge with game room and breakfast and library loft, great room, wrap around decks, balconies, antiques, soaring ceilings and special features with many extras. Crooked Creek Retreat offers world class Alaska fishing on the Cook Inlet, Kenai and Kasilof rivers, and are the ideal retreat for corporate events, family vacations and reunions, plus there are endless possibilities available for non fishermen, including fascinating Alaska bear viewing, hiking and more.READ MORE

The Flying Squirrel Bakery Cafe in Talkeetna, Alaska offers good organic coffee, healthy decadence with wood Fired Brick Oven Artisan Breads, wood fired pizzas and a delightful revolving menu. The place is open and bright and even does cakes to order for special occasions like birthdays and more. The Flying Squirrel Bakery Cafe is a lovely venue for private events and offers catering, meetings spaces, and they do wedding cakes as well, and there's the take out option too. There are revolving monthly art shows and art openings, as well as cooking classes and they can even ship their freshly baked delights locally for the best treats ever.READ MORE

Midnight Sun Log Cabins in scenic Moose Pass, Alaska offers unique hand made log cabins for wonderful stays with unbeatable scenery near hiking trails, fresh water lakes and unforgettable wilderness. Cabins offer rustic comfort with beautiful furnishings, some feature a loft and all come with excellent amenities including free WiFi, a private bathroom, tea, coffee, mini refrigerator, microwave, TV, DVD, alarm clock and more, they are ideal for a romantic couples getaway or family retreat. Midnight Sun Log Cabins are your perfect base for great fishing and hunting adventures, come for a wonderful stay just a short trip from the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska's playground and enjoy peaceful surroundings and a central location.READ MORE

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Hope and Sunrise Historical Society and Mining Museum in Hope, Alaska offers information on local history through programs, publications and the website, and are dedicated to preserving the photographs, documents and artifacts. Hope and Sunrise Historical Society and Mining Museum also appeals to residents of Hope, or people with a related past to Hope, Alaska, to render their old photographs, manuscripts, maps, deeds, letters, diaries, and articles so that researchers and visitors can enjoy them too, and they will be well looked after. Admission to the museum is free and is well worth a visit, so come and learn about the gold mining days of Hope and surrounds, it's fascinating.READ MORE