January. Average Temperature in Anchorage The cold season lasts for 4.0 months, from November 6 to March 5, with an average daily high temperature below 32°F. The coldest month of the year in Anchorage is January, with an average low of 13°F and high of 24°F. What months does it snow in Anchorage Alaska? The […]

11 miles. The paved path runs 11 miles, and bike rentals are an inexpensive, easy way to explore every stretch. Leaving downtown, the trail hugs the coast, with great views of Mount Susitna, also known as Sleeping Lady. Where do you park for Anchorage Coastal trail? Parking and Trail Access Elderberry Park (1297 W. Fifth […]

No. You would need (I think it’s called a dry suit). Water is very, very, very cold. Some people wind surf in Cook Inlet or on lakes, but they wear some sort of protection against the cold. Can you swim in the ocean in Anchorage Alaska? The ocean in Alaska is never going to be […]

While Anchorage is well known for its mountains and world-class access to the wilds of Chugach State Park, the city is also dotted with lakes and lined with ocean — which means it has the perfect beaches for afternoon picnics, a day on the water, or a morning stroll along the tideline. What body of […]

Anchorage has a cost of living rating of 123.5, meaning that living here is about 23.5% more expensive than the national average, and Anchorage residents will pay about $123.50 for every $100 the average US city resident pays. There are a lot of factors that go into the cost of living in a particular city. […]

Anchorage. Anchorage is by far the biggest city in Alaska in terms of population, with more than eight times as many people as the next biggest town, Fairbanks. Explore the Westmark Anchorage Hotel & Conference Center. Which city is bigger Juneau or Anchorage? Because Juneau is smaller (just under 33,000 residents, compared to Anchorage’s 300,000), […]