Girdwood Neighborhood

Girdwood is a mountain town with a close-knit community where neighbors, shop owners, and local activists share values, creating an inviting and welcoming atmosphere. It’s a place where everyone knows one another, you’ll be greeted with a smile or a friendly wave as you walk through town.

The beauty of Girdwood extends beyond its stunning mountain views; it’s a town where people still prioritize personal connections, and where the rhythm of life is as much about enjoying the outdoors as it is about fostering strong community ties.

In Girdwood, adventure and nature meet with a laid-back vibe that encourages you to slow down and savor the surroundings. From world-class skiing at Alyeska Resort in the winter to hiking and mountain biking trails in the summer, the town offers year-round outdoor activities for all levels of adventure.

Attractions

Draws

• Alyeska Resort– The largest ski area in Alaska, offering world-class skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and dog sledding in the winter, as well as hiking and mountain biking in the summer.
• Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center- A short drive from Girdwood, this center offers an opportunity to see native Alaskan wildlife like moose, bears, and bison in a natural, spacious setting.
• Portage Glacier– A stunning glacier located near Girdwood, where visitors can view the massive ice formation and explore nearby hiking areas.

Food

• Girdwood Brewing Company- A local craft brewery offering a great selection of beers, along with food trucks and a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy with friends.
• The Bake Shop– A popular spot in Girdwood known for its delicious pastries, coffee, and homemade breakfast options.
• The Triple D– A local restaurant known for its fresh seafood and Alaskan comfort food.

Scenic Views

• Alyeska Tram- Ride the tram to the top of Mount Alyeska for breathtaking views of Turnagain Arm, the surrounding glaciers, and mountains.
• Turnagain Arm– A beautiful stretch of coastline perfect for scenic hikes, wildlife spotting, or a peaceful walk along the coast.
• Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge– A tranquil and protected area offering opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife photography, with a mix of wetlands and coastline.

Average Home Value: $463,649
Zip Code: 99587