Wasilla Guidebook
Food scene
Fine dining restaurant with beautiful views of the Chugach Mountains. Voted Best Steak & Seafood in the Mat-Su Valley!
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Settlers Bay Lodge
5801 S Knik Goose Bay RdFine dining restaurant with beautiful views of the Chugach Mountains. Voted Best Steak & Seafood in the Mat-Su Valley!
The Grape Tap
322 N Boundary StOpen Wed-Sat. I highly recommend the surf & turf!
This a favorite when the weather is nice. Sit on the deck and enjoy a beverage!
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Everett's
1850 E Bogard RdThis a favorite when the weather is nice. Sit on the deck and enjoy a beverage!
Bearpaw River Brewing Company - Railroad Ave Restaurant
240 East Railroad AvenueGreat pizza and bear in downtown Wasilla.
Marcello's - Wasilla
551 W Parks HwyGreat Greek and Italian food. My favorite place for Salads!
City/town information
Wasilla is one of the fastest-growing areas in Alaska, but it still retains a small-town feel.
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Wasilla
Wasilla is one of the fastest-growing areas in Alaska, but it still retains a small-town feel.
Sightseeing
Wasilla serves as a gateway to the alpine adventure and beauty of Hatcher Pass. At 3,886 feet in elevation, the pass is above treeline and is a popular destination for its views of the jagged granite peaks of the Talkeetna Mountains, gold mine artifacts, hiking trails, and Independence Mine State Historical Park.
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Hatcher Pass
Wasilla serves as a gateway to the alpine adventure and beauty of Hatcher Pass. At 3,886 feet in elevation, the pass is above treeline and is a popular destination for its views of the jagged granite peaks of the Talkeetna Mountains, gold mine artifacts, hiking trails, and Independence Mine State Historical Park.
The Iditarod Trail Headquarters honor the famed dog sled race of the same name, which has been run every year in March since 1973.
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Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
2100 S Knik-Goose Bay RdThe Iditarod Trail Headquarters honor the famed dog sled race of the same name, which has been run every year in March since 1973.