Trapper Jack’s Trading Post - Gift shop in Anchorage - 701 W 4th Ave, USA

10/22/23- Bella and Courtney are the two working each time I've been in. I am happy they are. They greet you as you walk in and let you shop. If you have questions they're ready to help. I enjoy shopping without pressure or feeling rushed. Lots of souvenirs for adults or kids from magnets, clothes, jewelry and more their prices are fair compared to the other places around. If you're looking for a great place to shop make sure you stop by and ask for Bella or Courtney.

Like this little shop. I would recommend it. Buy gifts for the family and maybe get a hand caved jade peice for yourself or maybe something for the home. Fridge magnets to totem poles. (No kidding)

Loved the store and bought multiple souvenirs. Wanted to order something that I wished I had bought but no one ever answers the phone even though the website says "open". May be closed for the season?

Great place, friendly staff, a myst visit for all your Alaska gifts needs in Anchorage. Large assortment and price ranges to fit everyone's needs. Forget to pick something up? Give them a call, they'll ship.

Trapper Jack's goes the extra mile for their customers! After returning from vacation and find my souvenir shirt doesn't fit, Trapper Jack's worked with me to mail back the original shirt to exchange for a larger size...top notch customer service. Additionally they have all the souvenirs and Alaska memorabilia you could ever want under one roof.

So many t-shirts. If you want a t-shirt from Alaska this is the place for you. The friendly staff will also help with blankets, knives, hats and all manner of stuff for you to take back home to remind you of your trip. I recommend the place. .

Had some lovely things here. Reasonable sprinkling of authentic Alaskan/USA made products but most of it was made elsewhere. Found some same items much cheaper at other stores in town. Recommend checking other places out too.

This is the place to go for Alaskan souvenirs. Great selection of t-shirts, long and short sleeves for a reasonable price. Lots of other choices as well, native made jewelry, ornaments, pottery, Ulu knives, etc. Definitely worth a stop.