Accessible Destinations in Alaska

35 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Alaska with detailed accessibility information: Alaska SeaLife Center, Alaska Aviation Museum, Alaska Botanical Garden, Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center, University of Alaska Museum of the North.

• Alaska SeaLife Center (Seward) – A Seward aquarium and marine-mammal rescue center with accessible parking, elevators to every floor, and a loaner wheelchair at the front d…
• Alaska Aviation Museum (Anchorage) – Alaska Aviation Museum is an Anchorage, AK museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor faciliti…
• Alaska Botanical Garden (Anchorage) – Alaska Botanical Garden is an Anchorage, AK garden that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor facilit…
• Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center (Fairbanks) – Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center is a Fairbanks, AK visitor center that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahe…
• University of Alaska Museum of the North (Fairbanks) – Explore Alaska's natural history and Indigenous cultures at this striking Fairbanks museum, where architecture meets the Arctic wilderness.
• Gates of the Arctic National Park (Gates of the Arctic NP) – America's most remote national park offers raw Arctic wilderness above the Arctic Circle, with accessible visitor centers as your gateway t…
• Wrangell St. Elias National Park (Wrangell–St. Elias NP) – America's largest national park offers vast wilderness with accessible visitor centers and wildlife viewing platforms amid stunning Alaskan…
• Anchorage Museum & Alaska Native Heritage Center (Anchorage) – Two world-class cultural institutions offer an immersive journey through Alaska Native heritage, Arctic art, and northern history.
• Denali National Park & Preserve (Denali Corridor) – Alaska's iconic wilderness park offers stunning mountain views, wildlife viewing, and growing accessibility options along its scenic road.
• Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge (Fairbanks) – A historic dairy farm turned wildlife refuge in Fairbanks where flat, wheelchair-accessible trails wind through wetlands teeming with migra…
• Lake Clark National Park & Preserve (Lake Clark NP) – A vast Alaskan wilderness of volcanoes, glaciers, and turquoise lakes with a wheelchair-accessible visitor center in Port Alsworth.
• Anchorage (urban center) (Anchorage) – Alaska's largest city combines stunning mountain scenery with surprisingly accessible urban adventures, from paved coastal trails to wildli…
• Chena Hot Springs Resort (Fairbanks) – Soak in natural hot springs under the aurora borealis at this year-round Alaska resort with wheelchair-accessible geothermal pools.
• Chena River State Recreation Site (Fairbanks) – A 29-acre riverside park in Fairbanks with ADA-accessible picnic areas, boat launch, and waterfront recreation on the Chena River.
• Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve (Glacier Bay NP) – Alaska's stunning tidewater glaciers, humpback whales, and pristine wilderness - accessible by cruise ship and at the Bartlett Cove visitor…
• Katmai National Park & Preserve (Katmai NP) – Watch brown bears catch salmon at Brooks Falls from accessible viewing platforms in one of Alaska's most remote and wild national parks.
• Sitka (Sitka) – Sitka's Alaska Raptor Center and Russian Bishop's House offer wildlife encounters and rich history along wheelchair-accessible paths in stu…
• Homer (Homer) – Homer, Alaska offers ADA accessible visitor centers, wheelchair-friendly trails, and stunning Kachemak Bay experiences for all abilities.
• Moose’s Tooth Pub & Pizzeria (Anchorage) – Anchorage's beloved brewpub serves award-winning pizza and craft beer in a welcoming, fully wheelchair-accessible setting.
• Anchorage Trolley Tours (Anchorage) – Explore Anchorage's highlights from a comfortable trolley on this narrated driving tour featuring Earthquake Park and the world's busiest s…
• Juneau & Mendenhall Glacier (Juneau) – Alaska's most accessible glacier offers wheelchair-friendly viewing platforms, bear watching, and stunning ice views just 12 miles from dow…
• K2 Aviation Flightseeing (Talkeetna) – Soar above Denali on a flightseeing tour from Talkeetna, experiencing Alaska's tallest peak and vast glaciers from a small aircraft.
• Kenai Fjords National Park & Seward (Seward) – Where glaciers meet the sea in Alaska's stunning Kenai Fjords, with accessible trails, boat tours, and wildlife viewing for all visitors.
• Kobuk Valley National Park & Preserve (Kobuk Valley NP) – One of America's most remote national parks, where Arctic sand dunes rise above the tundra and caribou herds cross ancient migration routes.
• Major Marine Tours (Seward) – Alaska's premier wildlife cruise operator offers wheelchair-accessible whale watching and glacier tours from Seward's stunning Resurrection…
• Talkeetna (Talkeetna) – A charming small town at the base of Denali, Talkeetna offers accessible Alaskan adventure with mountain views, local history, and wilderne…
• Fairbanks (Fairbanks) – Experience Alaska's famous midnight sun in Fairbanks, where summer solstice celebrations offer endless daylight and accessible outdoor fun.
• Girdwood (Girdwood) – A mountain village near Anchorage offering accessible outdoor adventures, from historic mines to scenic trails with stunning alpine views.
• Ketchikan (Ketchikan) – Alaska's charming port city offers accessible waterfront adventures, world-class totem pole heritage, and stunning rainforest scenery.
• Musk Ox Farm (Palmer) – Meet Alaska's gentle giants at this nonprofit farm where Arctic musk oxen roam and visitors learn about qiviut fiber production.
• Pioneer Park & World Eskimo-Indian Olympics (Fairbanks) – Home to the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics, Pioneer Park celebrates Alaska Native culture and Fairbanks history across a 44-acre heritage the…
• Whittier (Whittier) – Alaska's gateway to Prince William Sound, Whittier offers glacier views, wildlife cruises, and mountain scenery from a unique small-town ba…
• Aurora Borealis Lodge (Fairbanks) – Experience the northern lights from a cozy lodge near Fairbanks, with north-facing windows designed for aurora viewing in comfort.
• Mendenhall Glacier Tours (Juneau) – Experience one of Alaska's most stunning glaciers from a fully ADA-accessible visitor center with panoramic views of ice and wildlife.
• Phillips 26 Glacier Cruise (Whittier) – Cruise past 26 massive glaciers in Prince William Sound aboard a wheelchair-accessible catamaran with ADA restrooms and ramp boarding.