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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alaska

While in Alaska, you might enjoy a visit to:

Anchorage, Alaska: Snow Plow Train

You wouldn't want to be stuck on the tracks when this came along.
~60 miles from Kenai.

Coldfoot, Alaska: Arctic Circle Photo Op

Proof to your pals that you made it this far north. Colorful sign for photo op.

Nome, Alaska: Last Train to Nowhere

Stranded by a storm in 1913, and very slowly weathering away near the ghost town of Solomon.

Anchorage, Alaska: Outhouse Races - Fur Rendezvous

Five-person teams push homemade wooden outhouses across the ice at the annual festival every February.
~64 miles from Kenai.

Point Barrow, Alaska: Northernmost Totem Pole in the World

At the tippy-top of frosty Alaska, an Inuit totem pole on a US Air Force Base. The pole is topped with a toilet bowl, commemorating the first flush toilet in this part of Alaska.

Palmer, Alaska: Mini-Train and Balto the Wonder Dog

A statue of Balto, media darling sled dog hero of the 1925 diphtheria epidemic, vies for accolades with a tiny train.
~102 miles from Kenai.

Knik, Alaska: Musher's Hall of Fame

Since 1967, a tribute to the people and dogs of the mushing tradition.
~80 miles from Kenai.

Haines, Alaska: Hammer Museum

Featuring a towering hammer at the entrance, owner Dave Pahl has more than 1,700 of its smaller brethren inside.

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