Dillingham is located in Southwestern Alaska at the extreme northern end of Nushagak Bay, at the confluence of the Wood and Nushagak Rivers. It lies 360 miles Southwest of Anchorage, Alaska, which is a One hour, 15 minute trip by air. There are no roads leading to Dillingham. The town is considered a bush Alaska town, with approximately 2,500 year round residents. There are about 30 miles of paved roads and another 30 miles of gravel roads once you get here. The population is approximately 67% Native Alaskan. The slogan for this area is "Nature's Front Porch." Come and visit and enjoy an opportunity of a lifetime.

Visitors Enjoy:

• Fishing and Hunting
• Floating rivers and lakes
• Kayaking, canoeing
• Camping and beach combing
• Hiking, walking, fresh air
• Photography
• Berry picking
• Aerial sight-seeing tours
• Cross-country skiing, ice fishing
• Dillingham's friendly people

Links

• Fresh Water Adventures in Dillingham (air taxi)
• Tikchik Adventures in Dillingham (air taxi)
• Bed and Breakfast Association of Alaska
• Bay Air
  

Member of:

• State Alaska Bed and Breakfast Association
• Dillingham Chamber of Commerce
• Anchorage Convention and Visitor's Bureau
• Southwest Alaska Municipal Conference
• Professional Association of International Innkeepers
• National Federation of Independent Business