This Ultimate Burger Bucket List In Alaska Will Make Your Mouth Water
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Wondering about the best burgers in Alaska? Sure, when people think of Alaska, the first thing that comes to mind is seafood. We get it; our wild, natural, sustainable seafood is king. But our burgers are like a whole new level of mouth-watering royalty. Plus, they aren’t ever boring or ordinary. With choices ranging from beef to bison to caribou, you better be prepared to send your mouth to a new world of burger-loving paradise.
1. Tommy’s Burger Stop – Anchorage
2. Red’s Burgers – Seward
3. Burger Bus – Kenai
4. DW Grill & Catering – Fairbanks
5. Burger Jim – Palmer
6. West Rib Pub & Grill – Talkeetna
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7. Chart Room – Kodiak
8. Old Town Diner – Valdez
9. Gwin’s Lodge – Cooper Landing
10. Last Frontier Brewing Company – Wasilla
11. The Hot Bite – Juneau
11. Buffalo Center Drive-In – Delta Junction
12. Long Branch Saloon – Anchorage
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What are the best towns to visit in Alaska?
Now that you’ve learned all about the best burgers in Alaska, schedule a visit to some of the best towns to visit in Alaska:
Wrangell: Located in the central southeast part of the state, there is much to do here such as canoeing kayaking, and fishing. But what makes it so scenic are the glaciers. Among more than three thousand in the national park, the LeConte Glacier is the most popular to observe.
Skagway: First there is the beauty of the 13,191-acre Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park and the Chilkoot National Historical Trail. Then, there is the great downtown area full of clothing shops, galleries, jewelers, and eateries.
What are the best national parks in Alaska?
Alaska isn’t all just burger melts. It is also home to eight national parks. Here are some of the best national parks in Alaska:
Katmai National Park: Head to this 4.3-million-acre park in Southern Alaska for the best chance to view some brown bears. In fact, Brooks Falls is an extremely popular spot for the animals to search for spawning salmon. It’s not the easiest to get to but well worth it.
Kenjai Fjords: This 607,805-acre national park in the south-central part of the state is a great spot for both kayaking and hiking. While you are here, be sure to take in the Harding Icefield and see the ice and snow that feed into more than 40 glaciers.
What are the most beautiful lakes in Alaska?
Take in the waters of the Last Frontier by visiting some of the most beautiful lakes in Alaska:
Wonder Lake: This 3.5-mile-long and one-mile-wide lake is located in Denali National Park. Head here for some stunning photos of the lake with the range reflected on it, take in the unique wildlife from a canoe, or hike the McKinley Bar Trail.
Portage Lake: This three-mile-long lake is located near Anchorage in Chugach National Forest, making it a pretty convenient spot to visit. You’ll also get to see the glacier of the same name. Take a boat tour to see in the summer, head to the visitor center to learn more about the area, or go kayaking.