i know im crazy and whoever cares is gonna start yelling...im booked in mid november (yes november) for 2 days (yes only 2 days) to anchoragecoming back from hawaii, im landing tues morning in anc and departing thurs morningi love cramming (i know everyone else hates it, but i like it)i dont mind diving a bunch of hours to see thingshow can i fill up 2 days to make the most out of,to top it off i dont wanna pay $400-500 for single activitiesid love to stick in dog sledding along the way. how do i plan this???
The answer to your question in a nutshell is that anything you can cram into those 2 days (within driving distance to ANC) is most likely closed in November.
so i should just park myself in the airport and wait 2 days till my flight out?
there's dogsleding all over I believe even in anc itself another thing to do is drive to Fairbanks to see the northern lights and then go Chena hot springs around 1half from Fairbanks just be careful on drive up because alot of spots have no service and not to many gas stations open so fill up whenever possible and buy a Jerry can. The craziest part is your going to be going from Hawaii weather to Alaska weather its gonna feel even colder
Thers a place in Fairbanks Aurora adventure for $120 or 8k ultimate rewards. I cant verify their good you would have to compare to the other places. another thing to do is go to matanuska glacier they only have guided tours in winter but it's very cool and the glen highway on the way is one of the nicest drives you will ever have and if your willing to drive a hour further west with a clear sky there's a unbelievable view of wrangell mt drum on the road I'll post a pic . As I said before there's a big chance of seeing northern lights in Fairbanks and chena hot springs and there's a ice museum right there
Matanuska is epic, can't recommend it enough. @m65 see my TR for a write up.
I'm a little confused does prince William sound have any tours in the winter? and you said orginally you like to move but then you said you want to travel 2 hours ? I personally would drive to Fairbanks and see the northern light if they appear and do dogsleding with chena hot springs, ice museum nearby . Matanuska in my opinion is a few hour activity definently not a 2 day trip and talkeetna is basically a airplane hub to see Denali np but they only have one tour in the winter and i wouldn't bank on it considering even the summer many flights are canceled.
On a side note how do you upload pics mine are always to big
Anybody thinking about going to Alaska in August? Want to have a minyan (will have a sefer torah), and tix are only 25k miles on Alaska Airlines so it's super tempting...
Stay in Anchorage? Nice size Chabad.