Welcome to the Talkeetna Roadhouse   Talkeetna is located at the end of a 14 mile spur road off the Parks Highway with Denali (Mt. McKinley) and the Alaska Range as its backdrop. The Roadhouse, built in 1917 by brothers Frank and Ed Lee, was primarily used as a staging house for supplies heading out to gold miners in the nearby hills. Today we operate a bakery and cafe as well as eight guest rooms with various configurations including a Bunk Room. We are open year around offering hearty breakfasts, hearty lunches, world famous cinnamon rolls, strong coffee and genuine frontier hospitality. Our Main Street location makes for convenient access to the Park Ranger Station, Historical Museum, fishing charters, river rafting, flightseeing, bear viewing excursions, gift shops and local pubs. Spectacular views of the Alaska Range can be seen from where the Talkeetna and Susitna rivers join, just two blocks down the street from our front door.     Make your reservations now for Winterfest!

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