Matanuska Susitna Convention & Visitors Bureau
7744 E Visitors View Cr, Palmer, AK 99645
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Local (907) 746-5000 Fax (907) 746-2688
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7744 E Visitors View Cr, Palmer, AK 99645
See map
Local (907) 746-5000 Fax (907) 746-2688
WEB
About Mat-Su CVB
What is the Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau?
Non-profit organization formed in 1986 to promote the Mat-Su visitor industry. Currently has a 10-member board of directors representing nearly 300
members, mostly small tourism business owners in the Mat-Su Borough. Staff: 4 year-round full-time employees, 6 seasonal, part-time employees.
Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau's Mission:
The Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau markets the Mat-Su Valley as a visitor destination for the benefit of its members.
The Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau actively promotes the development and advocacy of the local tourism industry by creating awareness of visitor
attractions, services and facilities.
Visitor Center Overview and Management
The Mat-Su CVB is housed in the Mat-Su Visitors Center, at Mi. 35.5 Parks Hwy.
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| HOURS OF OPERATION Visitor Center Open: 8:30am-6:30pm Mid May- Mid Sept Administrator Office Monday - Friday 8am-5pm |
Yahoo Mat-Su! Where Alaska comes to play
The views are grand, the lifestyle simple and there are no limits on
adventure. Mat-Su, Alaska has it all!
Convenient to both Anchorage and Denali National Park, easily reached
by car or the Alaska Railroad, the Matanuska-Susitna Valley sprawls
across 23,000 square miles of pure Alaska wilderness.
Towering mountains, huge glacier valleys, fish-filled rivers and lakes,
abundant Alaska wildlife, glorious hiking country, scenic camping and
quaint frontier communities – the Mat-Su is what Alaska visitors dream
about.
The views are grand, the lifestyle simple and there are no limits on
adventure. Mat-Su, Alaska has it all!
Convenient to both Anchorage and Denali National Park, easily reached
by car or the Alaska Railroad, the Matanuska-Susitna Valley sprawls
across 23,000 square miles of pure Alaska wilderness.
Towering mountains, huge glacier valleys, fish-filled rivers and lakes,
abundant Alaska wildlife, glorious hiking country, scenic camping and
quaint frontier communities – the Mat-Su is what Alaska visitors dream
about.
