



by Anchorage Trolley Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$100This trolley tour lasts between one and a half to two hours and covers about 20 miles of Anchorage. The ride takes place in one of three regularly operating cable cars equipped with air conditioning for passenger comfort. A local guide with family ties to the area provides commentary throughout the trip, sharing stories about Anchorage’s history and culture. The route includes stops at several locations where passengers can disembark and explore on foot. The first stop is Earthquake Park, where visitors can observe the landscape shaped by the 1964 earthquake. The tour continues to Lake Hood, known for floatplanes taking off and landing on the water. Additional stops include Lake Spenard, Ship Creek where anglers and salmon can be seen, and Point Woronzof, which offers wide views of Anchorage and the surrounding area. Along the way, the trolley passes the Alaska Railroad Depot, Delaney Park Strip, and the Captain Cook Monument. Wildlife such as moose may be spotted crossing safely near the route. The tour does not include onboard restrooms, WiFi, or snacks. A coupon booklet with travel savings is provided as part of the tour.
Earthquake Park
The trolley passes through Earthquake Park and nearby historic neighborhoods. This stop gives a chance to see how the 1964 earthquake shaped the landscape. Guides with local family connections provide information about Anchorage's history and culture. The trolley seats passengers in one of three operating cable cars. Wildlife such as moose may be spotted safely crossing the road. A coupon booklet offering about $200 in savings is included with the tour.
5 min
Lake Hood Harbor
Passengers ride in one of three regularly operating cable cars, viewing floatplanes landing and taking off on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. The trolley passes through Anchorage’s historic neighborhoods and Earthquake Park. Guides with family ties to the area provide commentary on local history and culture. This budget-friendly tour includes a complimentary coupon booklet with about $200 in travel savings.
5 min
Captain Cook Monument
The trolley passes the Captain Cook Monument during the route through Anchorage. Guides share stories connected to this landmark and other city features. The tour is conducted in one of three cable cars. A coupon booklet offering roughly $200 in travel savings is included with the ticket.
Alaska Railroad Depot
The trolley travels past the Alaska Railroad Depot, showing this transportation hub in Anchorage. Guides provide historical and cultural commentary related to the city. The ride occurs in one of three regularly operating cable cars. The tour includes a coupon booklet with approximately $200 in travel savings.
Delaney Park Strip
The trolley passes Delaney Park Strip, a green space in Anchorage. Guides discuss its significance in the city and local life. The tour is conducted in one of three cable cars. Passengers receive a coupon booklet with near $200 in travel savings as part of the tour.
Point Woronzof
This stop offers wide views of Anchorage and its surroundings. Passengers can see the effects of the 1964 earthquake on the area and may spot moose nearby. It is a good location for photos.
5 min
Lake Spenard
The trolley route includes Lake Spenard, where floatplanes frequently land and take off. Guides offer information on this area’s transportation and wildlife. The ride is aboard one of three cable cars. The tour comes with a coupon booklet providing about $200 in travel savings.
5 min
We pick up right outside the Log Cabin Visitor's Information Center
End point
We pick up right outside the Tequila 61 restaurant




by Anchorage Trolley Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$100This trolley tour lasts between one and a half to two hours and covers about 20 miles of Anchorage. The ride takes place in one of three regularly operating cable cars equipped with air conditioning for passenger comfort. A local guide with family ties to the area provides commentary throughout the trip, sharing stories about Anchorage’s history and culture. The route includes stops at several locations where passengers can disembark and explore on foot. The first stop is Earthquake Park, where visitors can observe the landscape shaped by the 1964 earthquake. The tour continues to Lake Hood, known for floatplanes taking off and landing on the water. Additional stops include Lake Spenard, Ship Creek where anglers and salmon can be seen, and Point Woronzof, which offers wide views of Anchorage and the surrounding area. Along the way, the trolley passes the Alaska Railroad Depot, Delaney Park Strip, and the Captain Cook Monument. Wildlife such as moose may be spotted crossing safely near the route. The tour does not include onboard restrooms, WiFi, or snacks. A coupon booklet with travel savings is provided as part of the tour.
Earthquake Park
The trolley passes through Earthquake Park and nearby historic neighborhoods. This stop gives a chance to see how the 1964 earthquake shaped the landscape. Guides with local family connections provide information about Anchorage's history and culture. The trolley seats passengers in one of three operating cable cars. Wildlife such as moose may be spotted safely crossing the road. A coupon booklet offering about $200 in savings is included with the tour.
5 min
Lake Hood Harbor
Passengers ride in one of three regularly operating cable cars, viewing floatplanes landing and taking off on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. The trolley passes through Anchorage’s historic neighborhoods and Earthquake Park. Guides with family ties to the area provide commentary on local history and culture. This budget-friendly tour includes a complimentary coupon booklet with about $200 in travel savings.
5 min
Captain Cook Monument
The trolley passes the Captain Cook Monument during the route through Anchorage. Guides share stories connected to this landmark and other city features. The tour is conducted in one of three cable cars. A coupon booklet offering roughly $200 in travel savings is included with the ticket.
Alaska Railroad Depot
The trolley travels past the Alaska Railroad Depot, showing this transportation hub in Anchorage. Guides provide historical and cultural commentary related to the city. The ride occurs in one of three regularly operating cable cars. The tour includes a coupon booklet with approximately $200 in travel savings.
Delaney Park Strip
The trolley passes Delaney Park Strip, a green space in Anchorage. Guides discuss its significance in the city and local life. The tour is conducted in one of three cable cars. Passengers receive a coupon booklet with near $200 in travel savings as part of the tour.
Point Woronzof
This stop offers wide views of Anchorage and its surroundings. Passengers can see the effects of the 1964 earthquake on the area and may spot moose nearby. It is a good location for photos.
5 min
Lake Spenard
The trolley route includes Lake Spenard, where floatplanes frequently land and take off. Guides offer information on this area’s transportation and wildlife. The ride is aboard one of three cable cars. The tour comes with a coupon booklet providing about $200 in travel savings.
5 min
We pick up right outside the Log Cabin Visitor's Information Center
End point
We pick up right outside the Tequila 61 restaurant