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Alaskan Ranch House
About this property
Alaskan Ranch house is in the heart of Anchorage located across from the Far North Bicentennial Park, Anchorage’s largest park, with 100 miles of multi-use trails and important connections to Chugach State Park. It is also adjacent to the Historic F-Bar-J horse ranch. Access is not included/permitted but view from the property is. This unique country cottage is 1600+ sq ft with 2 bed/2bath and media loft room. There is basement apartment with its own separate entrance. Come be our guest !
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Free cancellation within 48 hours of booking. After that, cancel up to 5 days before check-in for a full refund minus the service fee. Cancellations less than 5 days before check-in are non-refundable.
Area Guidebook
Curated by your hosts — our favorite spots in and around Anchorage.
🌲Outdoors & Trails
Far North Bicentennial Park
2 min walkRight across the street. 100+ miles of multi-use trails through boreal forest. Best in summer for hiking and biking, world-class in winter for nordic skiing and fat biking. Trailhead is a 2-minute walk from the house.
Chugach State Park
20 minAlaska's most visited state park wraps around the east side of Anchorage. Flattop Mountain is the most accessible summit — 3.5 miles roundtrip with panoramic views of the city and Cook Inlet. Glen Alps trailhead is 20 min from the house.
Tony Knowles Coastal Trail
15 min11-mile paved trail along the Cook Inlet waterfront. Stretches from downtown to Kincaid Park. Great for cycling, running, and wildlife spotting — moose are common. Access it from downtown or Westchester Lagoon.
🦅Wildlife & Nature
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
45 min southDrive-through sanctuary with bison, bears, wolves, moose, and more in natural habitats. Essential if you have kids or first-time Alaska visitors.
Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary
20 min southBoardwalk over a wetland refuge. Peak birding in late spring/early fall. Free, easy, stunning.
Kincaid Park
20 minWooded park at the west end of Anchorage. Great trails, frequent moose sightings, occasional views of Denali on clear days.
🗺️Day Trips
Seward & Kenai Fjords National Park
2.5 hrs southOne of the most spectacular places on earth. Take a glacier cruise into the fjords — Exit Glacier is free to walk. Book tours in advance in summer.
Hatcher Pass
1.5 hrs northAlpine tundra, abandoned gold mine ruins, incredible hiking above treeline. Independence Mine State Historical Park is the anchor. Beautiful in summer, exceptional in fall when the tundra turns red and gold.
Talkeetna
2 hrs northSmall frontier town with a big personality. Best views of Denali in the state (weather permitting). Great for flightseeing, rafting, and the famous Fairview Inn.
📝From Your Hosts
We've lived in Alaska our entire life and these are genuinely our go-to spots. Alaska rewards the curious — don't hesitate to message us if you want more specific recommendations based on your interests or the season. Enjoy the house, enjoy the trails, and welcome to Alaska.