Anchorage City Trolley Tour

Enjoy a lively informative 1-hour sightseeing tour of Alaska’s largest city. Relax while your Alaskan guide shows you how and where Alaskans live. Take a glance of the Alaska Railroad Depot and the Ship Creek area. It's fun to take a quick look to see if the salmon are running up the fish ladders and to watch the locals try to catch a returning salmon. They're often more entertaining than the fish! You will also get to see Lake Hood, which is the largest and busiest floatplane base in the world. Lake Hood is a great place to relax and watch the many landings and takeoffs of floatplanes, which range in size from small two-seaters to many passenger, twin-engine Otters. During a peak summer day, more than 800 float plane landings and takeoffs are accommodated. You will make a stop at Earthquake Park. When the "Good Friday" earthquake rocked Anchorage in March of 1964, the area that is now the park was an affluent residential area on the bluffs above Cook Inlet. The 9.2 earthquake dropped these homes into 30-foot crevasses and destroyed this entire area. Developed as a park years later, it carries monuments and reader boards with information on the great quake. This is a great opportunity to take a good look at Cook Inlet. The Inlet is has the second largest tides in the World. The Trolley tour also gives you a classic view of the whole downtown Anchorage area. While enjoying the trolley ride make sure to notice Anchorage’s famous flowers and great shopping areas!

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