Wasilla

Wasilla is a city in Alaska. It is most famous as the hometown of Alaska Governor and 2008 Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin. She served as mayor of the city for six years. Wasilla is the last city of significant size on the Parks Highway northward; therefore, it is a frequent stopping point if traveling by car to Denali National Park, Fairbanks or other points north. Get in By plane Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (IATA: ANC) is about an hour away from Wasilla, in Anchorage. It has flights to and from the continental United States, Canada, Asia, various airports in Alaska, and seasonally to Frankfurt. By car Route 3 is the only highway that serves Wasilla. From Seattle, it's a 43 hour drive. From San Francisco, it's a 56 hour drive. From Anchorage, it's an hour drive. Get around See Do Buy Wasilla has several branches of chain stores for buying food, clothes and outdoor supplies, dominated by a huge Fred Meyer superstore. If you are going north and forgot to bring something important with you or buy it in Anchorage, you should be able to find it in Wasilla. Eat Wasilla contains a collection of standard fast-food and quick-casual eating options. Evangelo's Restaurant, 2530 E Parks Hwy., (907) 376-1212‎. Italian fare. Windbreak (The Trout House), 2201 E. Parks Highway, ☎ (907) 376-4484, [1]. 6am-11pm M-S, 7am-11pm Sundays. Diner style food with local fishing furnishings. Drink The Grape Tap, 322 N Boundary Street, ☎ 907.376.8466, [2]. T-R 5-9pm, F&S 5-10pm. A wine and dine sort of place. Classy and chic, they are located in a nice house located in downtown old Wasilla. Sleep Snowed Inn B&B 495 So. Begich Dr. (866) 799-5169‎ Contact Get out From Wasilla, it is about a 4 hour drive to Denali National Park. This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!