Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alaska

While in Alaska, you might enjoy a visit to:

A gift shop dedicated to Christmas, with all the trappings, including live reindeer and the World's Largest Santa.

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

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

Five-person teams push homemade wooden outhouses across the ice at the annual festival every February.
~76 miles from Kasilof.

The dark side of a everyone's favorite giant sea mammal is explored in this public sculpture.
~76 miles from Kasilof.

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.

A statue of Balto, media darling sled dog hero of the 1925 diphtheria epidemic, vies for accolades with a tiny train.
~113 miles from Kasilof.

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