Dormant blueberry bushes display bright red branches in the wintertime.

Alaska is known for it's abundant wild berries and Wildberry Bed & Breakfast's property has the best selection in the area. Below are some of the varieties you'll find growing outside your door.

Type	Ripening in	Notes
Alaska Blueberry	Late July - August	These large-leaved bushes that are found in the forest understory produce delicious dark blue berries.
Lingonberry / Low Bush Cranberry	August - September	Possibly the most useful of all Alaska's wild berries.
Prickly Wild Rose	August - September	Rose hips are rich in vitamin C.
Red Elderberry	July - August	Berries said to be poisonous, but beautiful clusters of tiny white flowers precede them.
Red Huckleberry	August	Perfectly round little red berries taste so tangy.
Salmonberry	Late Summer	Both orange and red fruits are found here in the woods.
Stinkberry	Late July - Early August	A whitish-blue chalky berry. Edible but unsavory.
Wild Strawberry	Late Summer	There's an ever-sprawling strawberry patch in the front yard.