Alaska Wild Berry Products 907-562-8858. Offering a unique selection
of gifts, souvenirs, mail order gift packs and much more. Sample
our delicious Wild Berry jams, jellies and chocolates. . See the world's
largest chocolate waterfall.
Oomingmak Musk Ox Producer’s Co-operative907-272-9225. Warmth, lightness and silky softness define Qiviut (ki-vee-ute), the under wool of the domestic musk ox. Luxurious scarves, stoles, hats, and tunics.
The Ulu Factory 907-276 3119.
The Alaska Ulu knife (pronounced "oo-loo") were first shaped from
slate – a stone that can often be found, in it’s natural
shape, curved or tapered to a fine edge.Today, the ULU has become a familiar sight in many modern kitchens,
and its uses are as varied as the people who use it. Come visit us at The ULU Factory where you’ll
find the best selection of real ULU knives and bowls, made right
at the factory, and other Alaskan made gifts you won’t want
to miss. When you’re here, take a tour and watch how the ulu’s
are made and used.
Fairbanks Shopping
Pioneer Park, Fairbanks' 44 acre,
historical pioneer theme park and family recreation area, was built
in 1967 as the center for Alaska's celebration of the 100th anniversary
of the state's purchase from Russia. The park has been renovated and improved to become one of the state's top man-made attractions. Open all summer long, Pioneer Park offers a lengthy list of things
to see and do. Perhaps the best place to begin is the visitor
information center located in the log cabin just inside the Park
entrance. This is also where you register for RV parking. It is
for self-contained vehicles only.
The Prospector, 1512 Cushman; 907-457-7372.
Known as Alaska’s finest outfitter the Prospector carries complete
lines of fishing tackle, camping, footwear and clothing. They are
conveniently located downtown.
Delta Junction Shopping
Rika's Road House907-895-4201. The Valdez-to-Fairbanks trail brought travelers to the banks of the Tanana River, where they crossed by ferry. John Hajdukovich, Yugoslavian entrepreneur, bought the land along with a fur trading post in 1909. The two-story roadhouse, built of logs that were floated down river, became a year-round oasis for hunters, trappers, prospectors and travelers as well as local Athabascans and homesteaders. Visit the Roadhouse and enjoy its unusual Gift Shop. Stroll through the Park and refresh yourself at the Restaurant.
Denali National Park Shopping
Denali Raft Adventures Gift Shop - While in Denali Check out our gift shop We have the largest selection of Christmas ornaments and Santa's as well as a fine assortment of Denali Park Souvenirs
Glennallen Shopping
Caribou Hotel Gift Shopoffers a great selection of art, T-shirts, furs and scrimshaw.
Homer Shopping
Alaska Wild Berry Products. As you enter Homer, turn left onto Pioneer Avenue and look for the historic log cabin store.
View the fascinating bits of heritage collected over more than 40 years in business in Homer.
No visit to Alaska Wild Berry would be complete without a pause at the tasters’ stand, where you can dip into savory samples of Wild Berry jams, jellies and chocolates (The tasters stand is open May through September).
Gold-Mine Gifts & Fine Jewelry,Gold nugget jewelry, jade, ivory, fur, dolls, slippers, figurines, jams and jellies, candies and nuts, as well as old fashion milk shakes and sundaes. 3695 Lake Street, 907-235-1064 or 1-888-262-1064
Juneau Shopping
Airport Shopping Center conveniently located a one-minute walk from the airport. Specialty
shops and friendly service. 9131 Glacier Highway.
Annie Kaill’s 244
Front St. For nearly 30 years, Annie Kaill’s has been a favorite
destination of visitors and Juneau locals alike. Alaskan artwork,
handmade pottery and stoneware, beautiful glassware and art glass
and stunning local jewelry. Be sure to check out the My Alaska Kitchen
dips, pastas, and desserts.
Foggy Mountain Shop was
the first full service backpacking, mountaineering and Nordic ski
shop in Southeast Alaska. They are proud to have continued that
tradition of excellence in products and personalized customer service
over the past thirty years. An outstanding selection of products.
134 N. Franklin St. 904-586-6780
Glacier Smoothie - The one and only patented glacier silt soap. Made with fine glacier silt for unbelievably soft, smooth skin. Handcrafted only in Juneau by a local family. Located next to the public library...it’s the little store bursting with genuine Alaskan goodness! Visit us for a Free Sample!
Gourmet Alaska offers quality
kitchenware, Alaska made products, ulu’s smoked salmon packs,
baking planks and cookbooks. 800-785-2665, 907-789-0606
Hearthside Books and Toys.
Serving Alaska for over 30 years! Juneau's best selection of Alaska
Books - Calenders - Maps - Cards. Mail orders welcome. Downtown
by the clock. 7 days a week. 907 586-1726, Toll-Free 866 789-2750
Hummingbird Hollow gift
shop is located in the Juneau International Airport. A large selection
of Native and Alaskan hand crafted collectibles. Gold, dolls, totems,
beaded jewelry, ivory and more. Stop in and visit us.
Picture This Photo Mats can provide a one of a kind Alaskan Souvenir. Display your trip of a lifetime photos in a way that is truly unique. Great gifts for those you left at home. On Ferry Way between S. Franklin & Marine Way. 907-463-3700
Nugget Alaskan Outfitters has everything you need for a rainforest adventure from kids to
adults, warm clothes, socks, rain gear, boots, packs, and travel
gear. 800-478-6848 907-789-0956
Nugget Mall. Over 35 restaurants, retailers & services to serve you. On the bus route and only a 1/2 mile from the airport. Mon - Friday 10am to 9pm, Saturday 10am to 6pm and Sunday Noon to 5pm. Events Hotline 907-789-9014.
Mendenhall Mall has over 30 stores and offices to serve you. They are located on Mendenhall Mall road in the Valley.
Taku Smokeries has a great
selection of the finest smoked salmon in Alaska. When you stop by
for a taste of heaven be sure to take the time to watch the fish
being processed in their state of the art facility. 550 South Franklin
Street. 907-463-4617, 1-800-582-5122
The Jewel Box was founded during Alaska's territorial days by a 4th generation master jeweler. In the 1970's, Bill Young moved to Alaska and began his apprenticeship under the watchful eye of this master jeweler. Bill began flying to remote regions of the northwest seeking gold miners and selecting only the highest quality nuggets for his designs. His reputation for quality, integrity and fair value has kept satisfied customers returning for over 30 years. The Jewel Box is, and will remain, Juneau's premier full service jeweler. Open year round in historic downtown Juneau so stop by at 248 Front St. or call 1-800-942-9755
Ketchikan Shopping
The Dockside Gallery features the art of Terry Pyles and
other works by Cheri Pyles, David Rubin, Chip Porter, William G.
Stewart and other Alaskan Artists. Located on the Cruise Ship Dock.
907-225-2858
The Bead Store is Ketchikan’s
& Alaska’s Premier Beading & Knitting Store. Beads,
yarn, tools, books and supplies, Delicas, square beads, and beaded
jewelry. They are on the Cruise Ship Dock. 907-225-2858.
The Company Store at the Great Alaskan
Lumberjack Show offers a variety of fun and practical products to
chose from. 420 Spruce Mill Way in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Palmer Shopping
Musk Ox Farm and Gift Shop Box 587, Palmer, AK 99645; 907-745-4151. During the tours in the summer you can see the newborn calves and mom's romping in beautiful pastures with Pioneer Peak as a backdrop. On the tour, you'll learn the history of the musk ox, a unique prehistoric remnant of the last great Ice Age, and how it has been domesticated. Musk Oxen are raised for their precious coat of qiviut, the gossamer down that grows under their shaggy outer guard hairs. Qiviut is combed from the musk oxen and spun into yarn that is, pound for pound, eight times warmer than sheep's wool.
Sitka Shopping
WinterSong Soap Company creates handcrafted Alaskan herbal soaps, salves, bath products and gifts. These unique items are made in Sitka by Alaskans. The products are made by combining the old-fashioned art of soap making with traditional herbal wisdom. 419 Lincoln St., in Sitka next to the Russian Bishop’s House. Open 7 days a week.
Soldotna Shopping
Deep Creek Custom Packing at the "Y" in Soldotna. Home of the finest gourmet smoked salmon and halibut in the world. Free samples and coffee. Seafood display includes locally caught scallops, razor clams, crab, halibut, and salmon. Sport fishermen take their own catch in to be hand-packed, frozen, canned or smoked to their specifications. PO Box 229, Ninilchik, AK 99639; 907-567 3395 or toll free 1-800-764-0078.
Skagway Shopping
Casey McBride's Taiya River Jewelry 252 Broadway. Owner Casey McBride offers a fine selection
of natural gold nugget jewelry that is handcrafted on the premises.
He will custom design your dream necklace or you can choose from
his extensive showcases.
Klothes Rush Gifts 5th and Broadway,
907-983-2370 or 800-664-2370. T-shirts, Alaska souvenirs, video
rental. A great selection of gifts and high quality camping clothing
and equipment. The also have the best ice cream and fudge at the
Kone Kompany.
Talkeenta Shopping
Mahay's Jet Boat Adventures Gift Shop After your exciting Jet Boat adventure be sure to check out our unique Alaska souvenirs available in our gift shop. 1-800-736-2210.
Tok Shopping
All Alaska Gifts & Crafts mile 1314 Alaska Highway, PO Box 386, Tok, AK 99780; 907-883-5081 fax 907 883-5082. Alaska native crafts, Entsminger bronzes, Alaskan jade & ivory, Alaska ulu's and knives, speciality jewelry, Lisbourne Eskimo dolls, Alaskan shirts. Fresh home-made fudge, internet access, fax & copy center. Ghosts of the Arctic, Sheep/Wolf display.
Burnt Paw Has a large selection of
gold and jade gifts. Native crafts, Alaskan ceramics, T-shirts and
books are also available. Husky puppies for sale and dog team equipment
display. 907-883-4121.
Jack Wade Gold Company Mining, designing
& making fine Gold Nugget Jewelry in Alaska for more than 25
years. Jewelry made on premises. Your design or ours. Visit our
displays of mining artifacts, old guns, early Alaska antiques &
large gold nuggets. Open year round in the Snowshoe Gift Shop, Mile
1314 Alaska Highway. 907-883-5887.
Snowshoe Fine Arts and Gifts, 1314
Alaska Highway, 907-883-4181, offers a good selection of authentic
Alaskan souvenirs and art. LuV Smith is a long time resident of
Tok and will gladly share up-to-date local information.
Alaska Passport - A souvenir booklet filled with interesting facts, trivia, and full-color photos that will help you remember and cherish your vacation. Each elegantly designed passport comes complete with 36 full-color pages, 27 photos, a heavy leather-like cover and gold foil embossing that looks like the real thing. Our novelty passports also make great gifts www.unitedpassports.com
BC Shopping
Dawson Creek Shopping Dawson Co-op Mall 10200-8th St., 250-782-4858. Expect selection, quality & personalized service. Food department, cafe, family fashions, home centre & confectionary. Full service gas bar & propane (free sani-dump).
Health Food Centre, 901C 103 Avenue, 250-782-4607. Natural foods, trail mixes, vitamins, and informational books. A good place to stock up as there are not very many health food stores up the highway.
Lothar Triebel Jewellers Ltd. 932 102nd Avenue, 250-782-4114. Large selection of gems, nugget jewellery, watchmaker, and diamond setting.
The Trading Post, Indian and Eskimo handicrafts, ivory, jade, gold nuggets, mukluks, moccasins,, collectibles, T-shirts, hats, and pins. Mile 3 Alaska Highway, 250-782-4974.
Yukon Shopping
Teslin Shopping Nisutlin Trading Post has a little bit of everything. Motel rooms with satellite TV and phones. Groceries, bakery, fresh produce and dairy as well as hardware, camping gear, fishing tackle and licenses. They have an ATM machine and a pay phone.
The service station has unleaded, premium and diesel fuel available. They are on the Alaska Highway on the left if you are headed for Alaska. 867 390 2521
Haines Junction Shopping Kluane RV Kampground, souvenirs, large selection of t-shirts and sweats.
