Photo Gallery

View from the above the Alyeska Resort Tram.  A 5 star restaurant SEVEN GLACIERS is located inside the tram building.

Enjoying the scenery and looking for Beluga Whales in Turnagain Arm.  Near lower Girdwood.

Chair 5 is a great little bar and restaurant located in downtown Girdwood.

California Creek, watch for Silver, Chum and Pink Salmon swim upstream up to spawn during mid to late Summer. There are many rivers and waterfalls in the Girdwood and Turnagain Arm area.

Summer Fun in Girdwood

Mount Alyeska covered in Alaska Fireweed.

View from our Bed and Breakfast. A rainbow in Glacier Valley, Girdwood.

Virgin Falls which is a short walk from the Timberline Drive B&amp;B.  Girdwood features an abundance of hiking trails and scenic areas.

Moose Meadows, Girdwood Alaska.  In the Winter time it freezes over and it becomes and excellent Cross Country skiing area. The Alyeska resort hotel maintains groomed trails that anyone can use.

Gail Hille owner of Timberline Drive B&amp;B is shown here at Raven Glacier with one of her dogs. Glaciers surround and dominate the mountain scenery in Girdwood.

Our guests enjoying Virgin falls which is a short walk from the Bed and Breakfast

Bridge over the Winner Creek trail. This is a nice easy hike on maintained trails. Girdwood has an extensive trail system.

Moose are common in Girdwood. They are the official Alaska land mammal. They often stroll around the neighbourhood surrounding Timberline drive Bed and Breakfast.

Bull Moose bathing in Girdwood numerous wetlands. In winter these wetlands freeze over and become ideal for Cross Country skiing.

Cross country Skiing is available in Girdwood

Alaska Sparrow and snow berries in Girdwood Alaska

Bull Moose spotted in Girdwood

Sunsets in Turnagain Arm are beautiful. The light in Alaska is very unique and beautiful, no matter what time of the year it is.

Lupins blooming in Girdwood during july.  Due to the 20 hours of sunlight in Summer plants and flowers grow very big and colorful.

Alaskan Fireweed covering the slopes of Alyeska Ski Resort during late summer.

Alaska Dwarf Fireweed in Glacier Creek. A river that bisects upper and lower Girdwood.

Hiking Falls Creek in one of the valleys near Girdwood

The Kenai mountains viewed across Turnagain Arm

Aurora Borealis or the Northern lights are frequently seen in Alyeska and Girdwood during the Fall and Winter.

Japanese guests enjoy a fire, party  and view of the  Northern lights in Girdwood.

Alaska Bald Eagles seen frequently during the summer months soaring above Turnagain Arm.