Enjoy a beautiful trip to Alaska and take in all of what nature can offer you. There are so many selections of Soldotna Alaska Lodging to suit your likes and needs. There are many places to fish, hike, swim, explore and spot some of the local wildlife. Not to mention places of historical significance to learn and see what life was once like here.
Winter's can be a bit different from other areas, but if you are looking for the perfect white Christmas then this is the best time to schedule a journey here. Summer is a fun time as the Homestead Museum of Soldotna is open from May to September. You will see how the first pioneers which ventured here lived in historical cabins and a schoolhouse they used for their children to learn and study the educational basics of the day.
Walk into the museum itself and feel as if time has stopped during these homesteader years. Artifacts from the Native Alaskans and boats they used for catching fish for their families to eat can be seen. There are many photos and historical pieces from the homesteading years they used in their everyday lives at home and at work.
Thanks to the Kanaitze Tribe of Indians program for bringing their history and culture to everyone in the Interpretive K'Beq Site you can look at true archaeological pieces of their Dena'ina history and their lives. Take your time around the site and take in the cultural significance in everything which surrounds you.
At the Historical Society Museum you can view the many forms of wildlife found here past and present. There is also a log village that is historical which includes the last of the schools of the territory which still houses the lanterns of gas they used for light during their lessons. You can see exactly how the first homesteaders to this area lived by way of the artifacts and the photos on display here.
See the historical Iditarod Trail and walk upon it and learn all about how the Alaskan Railroad came to be at KMTA National Heritage. This community still is home to some historical and colorful people ready to share their stories and legends of the Alaskan frontier with you. Some say that there are a lot of ghosts of settlers from days past still here as well.
For amazing wildlife viewing and picture taking travel down the gravel 18 mile loop of the Skilak Lake Road West Entrance. This is a place to relax and feel the peaceful presence of Alaska's true beauty. Glaciers glisten in the sunlight as do the tops of the many lakes within. Take your time and get out and enjoy the natural wonders found in this magical place.
There are all types of Lodgings available for your budget and your interests. If your one for excitement, then the all day excursion adventure trips Adventure packages would suit you best. You can even be one of only 16 to stay at the Bear Viewing Lodge where it sits in the middle of a bear sanctuary and habitat.
Winter's can be a bit different from other areas, but if you are looking for the perfect white Christmas then this is the best time to schedule a journey here. Summer is a fun time as the Homestead Museum of Soldotna is open from May to September. You will see how the first pioneers which ventured here lived in historical cabins and a schoolhouse they used for their children to learn and study the educational basics of the day.
Walk into the museum itself and feel as if time has stopped during these homesteader years. Artifacts from the Native Alaskans and boats they used for catching fish for their families to eat can be seen. There are many photos and historical pieces from the homesteading years they used in their everyday lives at home and at work.
Thanks to the Kanaitze Tribe of Indians program for bringing their history and culture to everyone in the Interpretive K'Beq Site you can look at true archaeological pieces of their Dena'ina history and their lives. Take your time around the site and take in the cultural significance in everything which surrounds you.
At the Historical Society Museum you can view the many forms of wildlife found here past and present. There is also a log village that is historical which includes the last of the schools of the territory which still houses the lanterns of gas they used for light during their lessons. You can see exactly how the first homesteaders to this area lived by way of the artifacts and the photos on display here.
See the historical Iditarod Trail and walk upon it and learn all about how the Alaskan Railroad came to be at KMTA National Heritage. This community still is home to some historical and colorful people ready to share their stories and legends of the Alaskan frontier with you. Some say that there are a lot of ghosts of settlers from days past still here as well.
For amazing wildlife viewing and picture taking travel down the gravel 18 mile loop of the Skilak Lake Road West Entrance. This is a place to relax and feel the peaceful presence of Alaska's true beauty. Glaciers glisten in the sunlight as do the tops of the many lakes within. Take your time and get out and enjoy the natural wonders found in this magical place.
There are all types of Lodgings available for your budget and your interests. If your one for excitement, then the all day excursion adventure trips Adventure packages would suit you best. You can even be one of only 16 to stay at the Bear Viewing Lodge where it sits in the middle of a bear sanctuary and habitat.
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