Asgard Alaska’s Premier Viking Experience

Asgard Alaska is building an immersive, open-air Viking museum and historical campground with an emphasis on Norse culture and medieval societies.

Our mission is to improve lives by creating places where people can experience Alaska’s majestic wilderness in settings that honor and recreate the glory of civilizations long past.

Step into the mystical world of Asgard and immerse yourself in the legends of the Aesir gods. Explore the grand halls of Valhalla, where heroic battles and feasts unfold. At Asgard Alaska, we invite you to join us on a journey to create a place where we can discover and celebrate the rich history of Vikings and other ancient civilizations. Here, creativity and history collide as artisans, re-enactors, and visitors bring to life the traditions and ways of the past. Become part of a community that values education, diversity, and inclusiveness as we work together to create a unique historical attraction in the stunning Alaskan wilderness. Join us and experience the magic for yourself!

viking longship

Embark on a thrilling journey with us into the world of the Vikings! Join in as we make new friends and strive to create a one-of-a-kind, living historical attraction that will educate, entertain, and inspire Alaskans for years to come. Your support is crucial to making this vision a reality. Stay tuned to this site for the latest updates and exciting developments. Take a moment to delve into our vision for the future by visiting “Our Vision” page. Get ready to become a part of something truly remarkable!

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Viking Hel and the Afterlife

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Animated commoner with a friendly smile, extending a hand in invitation, holding a shovel over the shoulder, standing in a lush field with a quaint village in the background.

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