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       Alaskan Foods       The midtown Sears Mall    Equipment Incorporated), a
       10th and M Seafoods sells   has a large Sears Department    membership retailer that mainly
       smoked fish and freshly caught   Store, which sells clothing and   stocks equipment, clothing,
       salmon, and will also smoke,   appliances, while the downtown   and lightweight gear for
       freeze, and package visitors’ own   5th Avenue Mall is best known   non-motorized sports. Alaska
       catch of fish or game for the trip   for its Nordstrom store. There    Mountaineering and Hiking,
       home. Alaska Sausage and   are also a large number of box   a similar outlet nearby, sells gear
       Seafood will turn hunters’   stores, massive outlets that    from a range of manufacturers
       moose, cari bou, or deer into   sell just about everything at   and is aimed primarily at rock
       sausage pro ducts, and sells   discounted prices. The most   climbers and mountaineers.
       smoked salmon and reindeer   pleasant of these are the Fred   For keen hunters, anglers, and
       sausage. Alaska Wild Berry   Meyer stores, which also have    cam pers, there are no better
       Products (see p80) is the best   a grocer, bakery, and deli.    outfitters than the mind-
       place for Alaskan berries made   The cheapest places are the   boggling Cabela’s and
       into jam and sweets. Exotic   membership warehouses    Sportsman’s Warehouse, both
       seafood is available at the three   Costco and Sam’s Club, which   of which offer everything from
       New Sagaya’s Markets, the city’s   sell quality items in bulk.  camouflage clothing, winter gear,
       prominent Oriental groceries.           foot wear, and salmon smokers
                                               to hunting hides, rifles, pontoon
                           Sporting Goods
       Department Stores   Due to its outdoor orientation,   boats, and skinning knives.
                                                 Visitors who are in town in
       The main shopping malls in   Anchorage is an excellent place   the cold season and want to
       Anchorage are occupied by   to stock up on gear before   try out some winter sports can
       department stores of varying   heading out into the wilderness   drop by Play It Again Sports
       price and quality. The most   on a camping, hiking, back-  and pick up warm clothing,
       down-to-earth choice is the   packing, fishing, hunting,   as well as used and new
       Dimond Center, which fea tures   whitewater rafting, or kayaking   skiing, skating, snow shoeing,
       Gap and Old Navy for clothing   trip. One of the most popular   and hockey equip ment at
       and Best Buy for electronics.    stores in town is REI (Recreational   dis counted prices.
                               DIRECTORY
        Markets and Fairs  5th Ave. Map E5. Tel 276-   900 W 13th Ave.    Sears Mall
                      2350. ∑ iditarod.com  Map E1. Tel 561-5173.    Benson & Seward Hwy.
        Anchorage Market             2525 Blueberry Road.   Map E1. Tel 264-6695.
        and Festival  One People Gifts  Map E1. Tel 563-0220.   ∑ mallatsears.com
        3rd Ave & E St. Map D4.   425 D St. Map D4.    ∑ newsagaya.com
        Tel 272-5634.   Tel 274-4063.               Sporting Goods
        ∑ anchoragemarkets.  Oomingmak Musk    Department
        com           Ox Producers’   Stores        Alaska Mountain-
                      Co-operative                  eering and Hiking
        The Center Market  604 H St. Map C5. Tel   5th Avenue Mall  2633 Spenard Rd.
        The Mall at Sears, 600 N.   272-9225. ∑ qiviut.com  320 W 5th Ave.    Map E1. Tel 272-1811.
        Lights Blvd. Map E1. ∑ the   Map E5.        ∑ alaska
        centermarket.com  Ulu Factory               mountaineering.com
                      211 W Ship Creek Ave.   Costco
        Wednesday Market  Map E3. Tel 276-3119.   330 W Dimond Blvd.    Cabela’s
        Northway Mall. Map F1.   ∑ theulufactory.com  Map E2. Tel 344-6436.  155 W 104th Ave. Map F2.
        Tel 272-5634. ∑ anchor       4125 Debarr Road.    Tel 341-3400.
        agemarkets.com  Alaskan Foods  Map F2. Tel 269-9510.
                                     ∑ costco.com   Play It Again Sports
        Arts, Crafts, and   10th and M Seafoods     2636 Spenard Rd.
        Antiques      1020 M St. Map E1. Tel   Dimond Center  Map E1. Tel 278-7529.
                      272-3474, 800-770-2722.   Dimond Blvd & Old   ∑ playitagainsports
        Alaska Mint   ∑ 10thandmseafoods.  Seward. Map F2.    anchorage.com
        429 W 4th Ave. Map D4.   com  Tel 344-2581.
        Tel 278-8414.                ∑ dimondcenter.com  REI
                                                    1200 W Northern Lights
        ∑ alaskamint.com  Alaska Sausage
                      and Seafood    Fred Meyer     Blvd. Map E1.
        Alaska Native Medical   2914 Arctic Blvd. Map E1.   7701 Debarr Rd.    Tel 272-4565. ∑ rei.com
        Center Craft Shop  Tel 562-3636.   Map F1. Tel 269-1700.
        4315 Diplomacy Dr.    ∑ alaskasausage.com  ∑ fredmeyer.com  Sportsman’s
                                                    Warehouse
        Map F1. Tel 729-1122.   New Sagaya’s   Sam’s Club  8681 Old Seward Hwy.
        ∑ anthc.org
                      Markets        8801 Old Seward Hwy.   Map F2. Tel 644-1400.
        Iditarod Trail Store  3700 Old Seward Hwy.   Map F2. Tel 522-2333.   ∑ sportsmans
        5th Avenue Mall, 320 W   Map F1. Tel 561-5173.   ∑ samsclub.com  warehouse.com

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