Alaskans are known for some pretty unique things. From abandoned igloo hotels, to 185-foot-tall stacked log cabins in the middle of nowhere, we have our share of interesting places to see. Luckily, that means there’s plenty in this state to explore that’s wacky and fun. Our favorite Alaskan store in the middle of nowhere is without a doubt Wal*Mikes. Let us show you why:

Wal*Mikes is a wonderful little general store that also masquerades as a thrift store, gas station, antique shop, and a post office.

Bob S / TripAdvisor The store pre-dates the Parks Highway! It holds everything you could possibly need, and thousands of items you’ never thought you would need. From antlers, to license plates, dog sleds, or single socks, locals want to check there first for any items they may need!

Wal*Mikes is a fantastic general store that labels itself as a museum, general store, and a commercial and industrial seller.

WalMikes / Facebook As some reviews have stated, “If you can’t find it at WalMikes, do you even need it?” It is a treasure trove of unique and amazing items, both antique and modern.

One of the most fun aspects of browsing around the store is the display of all of the different items.

Kanbaatar / TripAdvisor From ducks lined up and balanced in fence holes, to books between needed windshield wiper fluid canisters, to a live reindeer on the property, there’s plenty to see. Wal*Mikes definitely has some of the best Alaskana you’ll find in the state.

There are so many interesting items, including some wacky and unusual ones!

TAMAN1951 / TripAdvisor Clearly, Mike has a great sense of humor, as this hand in a jar is on display.

There are many different types of vehicles on the property, including trucks and cars of different decades.

Wal*Mikes / Facebook There are also other transportation items, like snowshoes, a sled, and even a historical buggy. The buggy is a great piece of Alaskan history, as it was the buggy owned by the renowned Judge Wickersham of Fairbanks.

You can find Wal*Mikes at Mile 115.4 on the Parks Highway, or 23037 Mile West Parks Hwy., Trapper Creek, AK 99683.

Ingrid D / TripAdvisor You can visit them six days a week, Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. If you want more up to date information, check out their Facebook page!

Have you ever been to Wal*Mikes? Did you find anything you liked? Let us know in the comments below!

Bob S / TripAdvisor

The store pre-dates the Parks Highway! It holds everything you could possibly need, and thousands of items you’ never thought you would need. From antlers, to license plates, dog sleds, or single socks, locals want to check there first for any items they may need!

Wal*Mikes / Facebook

As some reviews have stated, “If you can’t find it at Wal*Mikes, do you even need it?” It is a treasure trove of unique and amazing items, both antique and modern.

Kanbaatar / TripAdvisor

From ducks lined up and balanced in fence holes, to books between needed windshield wiper fluid canisters, to a live reindeer on the property, there’s plenty to see. Wal*Mikes definitely has some of the best Alaskana you’ll find in the state.

TAMAN1951 / TripAdvisor

Clearly, Mike has a great sense of humor, as this hand in a jar is on display.

There are also other transportation items, like snowshoes, a sled, and even a historical buggy. The buggy is a great piece of Alaskan history, as it was the buggy owned by the renowned Judge Wickersham of Fairbanks.

Ingrid D / TripAdvisor

You can visit them six days a week, Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. If you want more up to date information, check out their Facebook page!

Headed to Trapper Creek to check out this amazing store? Make sure to swing by Talkeetna for this other out of the way place, This Alaska Pizza Joint In The Middle Of Nowhere Is One Of The Best In The US.

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Address: 23037 Mile West Parks Hwy., Trapper Creek, AK 99683