Knik River in USA

Knik River is a glacial wilderness in south central Alaska, about an hour’s drive out of Anchorage. Its alpine meadows, lakes and rivers are overlooked by massive glaciers and towering mountain ranges. Knik River Valley is a quiet and secluded spot tucked away in this spectacular wilderness, home to a popular lodge. The Knik River Lodge stands at the very end of the Knik River Road that runs parallel to the river. For outdoor lovers, few places on the planet could be better vacation destinations. The Great Gorge of the Knik is an awarded National Landmark site on the majestic Chugach Range, which is marked by Knik Glacier and Lake George.

Highlights

Alpine Landscape, Lakes & Glaciers
Outdoor Excursions
Mountain Hiking

Places to Stay

Alaska Glacier Lodge

Style: Lodge

Alaska Glacier Lodge offers cozy cabins with Alaska’s wilderness at your doorstep! The lodge is a 1-hour drive north of Anchorage near the spectacular Knik Glacier, tucked into the Chugach Mountain Range.

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Knik River Lodge

Style: Lodge

Knik River Lodge offers cozy cabins with Alaska’s wilderness at your doorstep! The lodge is a 1-hour drive north of Anchorage near the spectacular Knik Glacier, tucked into the Chugach Mountain Range. Each of the 22 cabins are equipped with high quality bedding, private bathrooms, gas fireplace, mini-fridge, and a coffeemaker.

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