Beautiful 200 acre private lakefront property. Hosts are very accommodating and helpful. Room was…read morespacious and beds very comfortable. Breakfast included great eggs and moose sausage casserole as well as other choices. Wildlife was great to watch. Two adult sandhill cranes and 2 babies feeding and foraging. Highly recommended stop along your travels

I was hoping to dislike Wasilla and the Wasilla Train Depot--mostly because of the famous female…read moreRepublican politician who hails from this city. But darn it, Wasilla seems like a nice place and the Wasilla Train Depot was quaint and picturesque. It seemed a lot more modern than some of the other one-horse town depots that are little more than quickie whistle-stops. According to the Alaska Railroad website, "the historic depot in Wasilla is where the train stops to pick up passengers, however it is not staffed by the Alaska Railroad. The building is leased to the Wasilla Chamber of Commerce, and is often closed and locked at train arrival/departure times." Passengers who are boarding at Wasilla park their vehicles in the designated gravel area at least 10 feet from the tracks. Passengers board on the same side of the tracks as the depot building. The area is not sheltered from the elements, so be warned. When the train arrives, have your ID handy for the Conductor or the onboard supervisor, and they will give you a boarding pass which will have your seat assignment. Since the train stops in the middle of Wasilla, be prepared to hustle since street traffic stops on the road in both directions to accommodate boarding and departing. Immediately after leaving Wasilla heading north, be prepared to see some absolutely spectacular scenery, Sara Palin excluded.

The owners of eaglequest; Cindy and Kevin, are such wonderful people. You'll never go wrong eating…read morehere. They take pride in their workmanship, whether it's the cabins, the restaurant, the food, the espresso, or even just catching up with an old friend. Cindy makes the most delicious cinnamon rolls (near the size of your face) and fresh buns on her breakfast sandwiches. My love coming here and love that we're treated like family every time we walk in the door. You won't be disappointed.

Great place, great food, and Kevin the owner helped me with my snowmachine also. I would highly…read morerecommend the great cinnamon rolls

Michelle Slowik was fabulous in creating our bucket list trip! She adjusted to our lists of…read morerestrictions and last minute changes. We couldn't have been more happy!

we took our 11 year old and our parents (aged 66-77) in total 6 of us went. Nic and Sue (a worker)…read more gave us the time of our lives - we cuddled 10 week old puppies - met the seasoned dogs, learned a ton and then had the most thrilling time when we were pulled by the cart. All six of us agreed that our time with Nic and the dogs were the absolute highlight of our trip to Alaska. The dog sledding experience with Team Petite is the must do on your Alaskan Adventure. Worth every penny

Absolutely the Best Dog Sled Experience! Just Book it already!…read moreHighly recommend a trip to visit Nic and his amazing canine athletes! My wife and I absolutely loved our tour and time spent with Nic Petitt and his dogs. We made the 50 minute drive up from Anchorage and let me tell you, Nic is the real deal Iditarod Veteran Musher! He takes the time to introduce you to each of his dogs, shares about their unique personalities and talents, you learn about dog sled racing and get to help harness up the team for your personal sled ride and tour of the property. He also shares his experiences from the trail and his previous races. Hands down this is the best experience!! Nick now has Texas fans who will be watching and cheering him on when on his next Iditarod! Do the tour! You will not be disappointed!! Plus the puppies and dogs are just flat out amazing!!