- Sled Dog Demonstration-Alaska Native Heritage Center. One highlight of the village is the sled dog enclosure hosted by John Baker, an Iditarod champion.
- On 26 acres of serene woodlands, six life-sized Native dwellings pepper the banks of Lake Tiulana on the campus of the Alaska Native Heritage Center.
- Discover everything you need to know about Alaska Native Heritage Center, Anchorage including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- Steeped in tradition, the Alaska Native Heritage Center is an educational and cultural institution created for all people of Alaska.
- The center is located on the traditional lands of the Dena'ina people, and the center's staff works nearly with Alaska Native elders and artistic experts to ensure that...
- A Historical Stop in the Last Frontier. The state of Alaska has a rich heritage. ... Take the first right, where the tan Alaska Native Heritage Center sign is located.
- One of the Alaska Native Heritage Center (ANHC)’s current grant programs is the Tin Hoozoonh (The Trail is Good, Koyukon) Apprenticeship Program.
- From here, drive over Glenn Highway, then take the first right, where you'll be able to see an Alaska Native Heritage Center sign right before the parking lot.
- Alaska Native Heritage Center Museum. The museum will take you on a journey as it explores the history and cultures of five of Alaska's indigenous groups.
- The center shares the heritage of Alaska's 11 major cultures. Visitors experience Alaska Native cultures first-hand through stories, dance and more.