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Commune with nature in contemporary,
luxurious accommodations. Wedgewood
Resort is set outside
of the downtown bustle in a naturally
wooded environment, with lodge-style
buildings spread out across the
27 acres. There’s so much
space, in fact, that golf carts
are available to whiz you around
the property. Rooms, decorated
with art by well-known Alaskan
artists, are equally spacious,
as each is a suite, making the
Wedgewood a great option for groups
and families. Better still, you’re
not cut off from the shopping and
restaurants of the city—the
Wedgewood is just one mile from
downtown, an easy trip on the resort’s
shuttle.
Nature abounds at the Wedgewood
Resort. Walking paths meander
through the carefully landscaped
area, with plenty of flowers
and trees, or explore the old
miner’s cabin. Also on the property is the Alaska Bird Observatory,
the northernmost observatory
in the Western Hemisphere, and
hiking trails that lead to a famed
bird sanctuary, Creamer’s
Field.
Yet it’s also easy to stay connected here: the central visitor center includes a full business center. Then sit down to all three meals at the Golden Bear, an American bistro, or grab a quick bite at the Wedgewood Café, or relax with a cocktail at the Bear’s Tale Lounge.
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