STERLING, ALASKA

The discovery of prehistoric homes in this part of Alaska is quite interesting, but we recommend lodging at a Sterling, Alaska bed and breakfast, particularly those holding memberships in our BBAA. Our innkeepers are awaiting your arrival, and are prepared to provide warm and comfortable accommodations during your journey. Sterling, AK, this community rich with history, is just 135 miles from the Anchorage metropolis. Oil, timber, commercial fishing, and tourism are some of the main industries here at the Kenai and Moose Rivers, where its first post office was established in 1954. Prior to that time, the Kenaitze Indians called this area home. Fishing, outdoor recreation, and air taxis are great ways to experience Sterling, Alaska. There are airports at the neighboring towns of Kenai and Soldotna, as well as docking areas for those wishing to spend some of that vacation time cruising the sites.