Things to do in Willow

Anglers flock to this pristine confluence of Willow Creek and Susitna River for exceptional salmon and trout fishing. Camp among spruce forests with easy access to fishing spots and gentle rafting waters.

Willow Lake marks the official starting point of the legendary Iditarod Trail Sleigh Dog Race each March. Visitors can witness mushers embark on their epic journey or enjoy fishing for coho salmon during summer.

Alaska's rare flat, lake-studded landscape spans this 22,685-acre recreation area. Paddle pristine waters in summer or glide across snow-covered trails in winter, watching for moose and beavers along the way.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Long Lake during your travels in Willow. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Gene Lake during your travels in Willow. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Secluded Lake during your travels in Susitna North.

Tucked away in Alaska's wilderness, Woman Lake offers a rare escape into untouched nature just south of Talkeetna. Bring navigation tools and supplies for a serene day of wildlife watching in this remote setting.

Tucked away near Willow, Alaska, Florence Lake offers 55 acres of pristine waters surrounded by lush forests. Kayak across its mile-long expanse while watching for local wildlife in this peaceful natural retreat.