Alyeska
Alyeska Resort has served as a ski area in Alaska’s Chugach Mountains since 1959. Set above the community of Girdwood, it occupies steep, rugged terrain in a range that rises directly from the coast of Turnagain Arm, a narrow inlet of Cook Inlet. Chairlifts climb from the lower slopes toward exposed ridges and high alpine bowls, placing the resort within one of south-central Alaska’s most dramatic mountain settings. Girdwood developed around mining and later became closely associated with mountain recreation; Alyeska remains its defining destination, linking the small community to Anchorage and the wider Kenai Peninsula corridor.
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Built around the slopes developed for Alyeska Resort, Alyeska grew into a year-round mountain base above Turnagain Arm on Alaska’s south-central coast. The resort sits in the Chugach Mountains, where winter skiing gives way to summer hiking and terrain rises sharply from the arm’s tidal shoreline. Alyeska Resort opened in 1954 and remains one of Alaska’s best-known ski destinations; its aerial tramway links the base area with Mount Alyeska. Nearby Girdwood provides the local community setting, with the annual Girdwood Forest Fair bringing artists, musicians and food stalls together each summer. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Alaska.
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