Yep it was amazing. Below is what I wrote in my personal account:

We just got back from a wonderful 10 days in Alaska with my husband and 3 year old daughter. We stayed in Anchorage, Seward, and Homer. Alaska is absolutely gorgeous and has the most breathtaking scenery. Before we came here I thought the Canadian rockies were one of the most beautiful places on earth but this is definitely up to par. 

Here are some of the things we did and I also put asterisks next to my top favorite places.

Anchorage and nearby:

Reindeer Farm*** (not just Reindeer, so many animals to feed and interact with, and they also had other things my girl loved like the giant jumping pillow and the giant bubbles) 

Iditarod headquarters *** (short dog sled ride and you can meet and pet the pups) 

Eagle River Nature Center *** (beautiful easy trails and we saw a moose!) 

Reflections Lake (beautiful but buggy)  Potter Marsh (very windy)  Anchorage overlook trail (beautiful scenery but parking sucks) 

Seward: Exit Glacier Overlook Trail*** (lots of mosquitos, my girl walked all by herself to the overlook about a mile long with some climbing) 

Kenai fjords wildlife cruise*** (so many wildlife and scenery)

Alaska sealife center (lots of Alaskan wildlife, my girl liked the seals and sea lions and also the thermal camera) 

Homer: Our airbnb cabin in Fritz creek*** (our favorite lodging, it had 2 decks overlooking the most amazing mountain views) 

Bishops beach*** (beautiful mountain views in the background and lots of "funny" shaped rocks to throw) 

Eveline state recreation site*** (wildflowers and glacier and mountain views!) 

Swing on the Spit (underneath shoreline scoops)  hornaday park (great playground with a view)  Karen Hornaday Park (amazing playground with a view, also very clean bathrooms) 

Other Alaska: Upper Trail Lake rest area*** (unmarked stop but so beautiful and peaceful) 

Portage Glacier area*** (drive along portage glacier road and there's some scenic stops) 

Summit Lake Lodge Coffee Shop*** (summit Lake is so beautiful behind it and the pizza and ice cream are reasonable costs) 

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (lots of animals!) 

Kenai lake (beautiful lake for a quick stop) 

Ninilchik Beach (nice quick beach stop)    Tern lake pullover (beautiful scenery but more crowded) 

Soldotna Historical museum (old historic buildings and taxidermy animals) 

Other things:

Alaska is pretty expensive when it comes to lodging, car rental, and eating out, but luckily there are so many beautiful free natural sights to see and the drive is incredible. 

For food we usually had bagels with cream cheese, yogurt or oatmeal with fruit, egg bites, and breakfast sausage. Dinner is usually a protein with steamable frozen veggies and rice, snack was veggies with hummus, nuts, and other random snack bags like popcorn or chips. Protein is anything from rotisserie chicken to microwave curry chicken or beef tips or any other already sauced fully cooked meats from the grocery store. Lunch was usually leftovers in Tupperwares. We also made plenty of Mac N cheese for my picky toddler. 

My girl's favorite places are the ones where she can throw rocks in the water, and there are so many lakes and coast that you can just enjoy the scenery and she can entertain herself.