Coastal Trail Bed and Breakfast  

During your stay at our B&B you will enjoy:
A home-cooked breakfast with fresh fruit and gourmet coffee. Specialties include smoked salmon omelet, seafood quiche and french toast with baked apples. We welcome special requests.
Comfortable, smoke-free rooms with private bathrooms in picturesque home facing a scenic walking trail, convenient to the airport and downtown Anchorage. Award winning gardens thrill guests and a large outdoor hot tub offers relaxation. Wi-Fi Internet Access and bikes available. Photography, skiing, wildlife viewing outside the front door. Wedding package offered.

Amenities: Wood Fireplace, Fridge, Coffee Maker, Washer, Dryer , TV, DVD Player, Telephone , Wireless Internet, Shared deck(s), Shared hot tub(s), and more...

Cancellation Policy: For reservations up to four days, we will refund the deposit if you cancel up to two weeks in advance. For reservations over four days, we ask for a

We have pets. Please ask about children.

Breakfast: A home-cooked breakfast with fresh fruit and gourmet coffee. Specialties include smoked salmon omelet, seafood quiche and french toast with baked apples. We welcome special requests.

Driving Directions: From the airport drive on to International Airport Road. Left at Spenard Road (second light). Short curve on Spenard to the right, half block, turn left on Wisconsin at light. All the way down Wisconsin to Northern Lights Blvd., drive straight across N. Lights (Wisconsin becomes Turnagain PARKWAY. Down Turnagain Parkway to four way stop at Illiamna Avenue. First house on the left, 3100. Park in driveway. Welcome!

Local Area Attractions: Hiking, glacier viewing, wildlife, cross-country skiing, scenic drives, fishing

Onsite Activities: Tony Knowles Coastal Trail - This lovely trail puts recreation right outside our front door. Guests enjoy biking in the summer or just taking a stroll. It's not unusual to see the sun setting over Cook Inlet as late as 11:00 pm. There is eleven miles of spectacular scenary where eagles, moose, and a wide variety of shorebirds can be seen. I have pulled guests away from the breakfast table to see beluga whales fishing in the inlet or a moose munching along the trail. From our house, it's a two and a half mile walk on the trail to town. In winter, the trail is groomed for cross-country skiing.