Wasilla, Alaska Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Named for Chief Wasilla of the Dena'ina Athabascan Indians, the town of Wasilla was not officially established until 1917, when construction on the Alaska Railroad began. Wasilla eventually became one of the fastest growing cities in America due to the area’s thriving minding industry and the Alaskan pipeline, resulting in the more than 7,000 residents who call Wasilla home today.... » show more The scenic town, panoramic views and majestic nature and wildlife make Wasilla an ideal getaway spot, which bed and breakfast travelers will adore. Curl up beside a cozy fire in the evening, and wake to a scrumptious homemade breakfast each morning. Your resident hosts will help you decide on activities both affordable and exciting, to please the bed and breakfasting couple or family. For instance, Wasilla is the re-start location of Alaska's renowned Iditarod sled dog race. Visitors can meet the sled dogs, view videos of past races and even take a sled ride with the dogs themselves, a treat that should not be missed. Guests can also learn about the area by visiting the many historical sites and museums, like the Wasilla Museum and the original Wasilla town site. Bed and breakfast adventurers will fall in love with the landscapes of Wasilla. Many hiking, biking and walking trails are available, along with wilderness tours and kayak expeditions. The town of Wasilla serves as a cozy home base, with funky shops, galleries and restaurants with delicious Alaskan favorites, as well as more exotic fare. On your next bed and breakfast getaway to Alaska, experience the breathtaking beauty and unbeatable hospitality of Wasilla. « show less