Area Attractions

Name: Hyatt Place Anchorage-Midtown
Address: 101 East Tudor Road, Anchorage, Alaska, 99503, US
Telephone: +1 907 562 1235

Trek the popular Tony Knowles Coastal Trails and observe indigenous Alaskan wildlife, like caribou, mountain goats, and Dall sheep in their natural habitat. Or people watch at Westchester Lagoon, a buzzed about spot where many locals hang out to skate, ski, or roast marshmallows.

Hyatt Place Anchorage-Midtown

101 East Tudor Road

Anchorage, Alaska, United States, 99503

Phone

+1 907 562 1235

Email

GM.Anchorage@hyatt.com

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Parks + Conservation

Denali National Park

Spanning six million acres, this national park encompasses forest, mountains, and wild animals like caribou and grizzly bears. Enjoy the natural landscape to camp, hike, gaze at the Northern Lights, and more.

(907) 683-9532

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(907) 683-9532

Alaska Zoo

The zoo has introduced visitors animals indigenous to the region like black bears, mountain goats, snow leopards, and moose. The zoo marks its 50th year of operation later this year in August.

(907) 346-2133

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(907) 346-2133

Chugach State Park

Spanning nearly 495,000 acres of land, this state park is one of the four largest in the country and is must-visit for any outdoor lover.

(907) 345-5014

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(907) 345-5014

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

With more than 200 acres of habitats, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center provides sanctuary for injured or orphaned animals, like foxes, owls, porcupines, and reindeer. During certain tours, visitors are allowed to feed some of the animals.

(907) 783-2025

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(907) 783-2025

Day Trips

Portage Glacier

Located within Chugach National Forest, this glacier is visible from nearby hiking trails and cruise boats on Portage Lake.

(907) 783-2326

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(907) 783-2326

Alyeska Ski Resort

With more than 76 natural trails along Mount Alyeska, the resort has something for any ski enthusiasts. The resort boasts a private helipad and seven ski lifts that reach heights of 2,500 feet.

(907) 754-2111

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(907) 754-2111

Tony Knowles Coastal Trail

This 11-mile, paved trail a favorite among the local bikers and pedestrians. The path winds through the downtown area and offers plenty of wildlife-viewing opportunities.

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Flattop Mountain Trail

Located within Chugach State Park, this must-visit trail offers a challenge to experienced hikers with its steep ascent and some rock climbing routing.

(907) 345-5014

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(907) 345-5014

Art + Culture

University of Alaska Anchorage

The University of Alaska Anchorage campus sits near placid lakes and wildlife. Connected to the campus are more than 250 miles of trails, offering scenic views of mountains and the ocean.

(907) 786-1800

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(907) 786-1800

Alaska Pacific University

This small liberal arts college spans 175 acres with three miles of continuous trails that connect to the historic Anchorage Trail System.

(800) 252-7528

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(800) 252-7528

Anchorage Museum

Spanning subject areas from art to science to history, this institution tells the story of Alaska.

(907) 929-9200

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(907) 929-9200

Alaska Native Heritage Center

This museum celebrates art, dance, and everyday culture of Alaska’s native people— from ancient times to those living in the area today.

(800) 315-6608

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(800) 315-6608