Gift shop
A thoughtful stop for Alaska keepsakes, useful travel finds, and gifts worth making room for in the bag.
Look inside the shopStop for coffee, a meal, and Alaska gifts before exploring the valley.
Winter at the lodge
Winter open days will be posted here as soon as they are set.
One roof. Three good reasons to stop.
Portage Glacier Lodge is a family-run roadside lodge in Portage Valley, Alaska. Come in for a warm drink, a solid bite, a useful gift, or help getting ready for the lake.
Meet the lodgeA thoughtful stop for Alaska keepsakes, useful travel finds, and gifts worth making room for in the bag.
Look inside the shopCoffee, bakery treats, lunch, and practical road-trip food, served with a place to sit before the next stretch.
View the menuSix nearby trails, downloadable maps, wildlife guidance, tunnel planning, and practical details for spending more time outside.
Explore all six trailsThe tunnel keeps the clock
The Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel runs on a schedule. Use the lodge as your practical pause before Whittier, or your first warm stop on the way back.
The $13 toll for a standard passenger vehicle (Class A) covers the round trip and is collected on the way to Whittier. Larger vehicles and trailers pay more. Be in the staging area at least 10 minutes before your opening.
Check the official tunnel schedule



From the kitchen
Choose from Alaska smoked salmon, fish and chips, burgers, pizza, soups, sandwiches, salads, desserts, espresso drinks, and cold drinks.
Stretch your legs
Choose a short wetland boardwalk, an accessible nature loop, a glacier-valley walk, or a Whittier-side climb. The full guide includes safety notes and downloadable Forest Service maps.
Open the complete trail guide
About 5 miles one way · Moderate

0.9 mile one way · Easy

4 miles round trip · Moderate

About 0.25 mile · Easy

About 2-mile loop · Easy

2 miles round trip · Easy to moderate
Make the lodge your base