Planning a Trip to Alaska The biggest gating factor for a planning a trip to Alaska seems to be revolve around the best time of year to visit Alaska. The best time to go to Alaska seems to be when you can get there!! Summer in Alaska I automatically assumed summer would be ideal. Yo...
If you want to see dog mushing and don’t have a chance to go dogsledding elsewhere in Alaska, pop into the Husky Homestead to meet Iditarod sled dogs. Opened by four-time Iditarod champion Jeff King, this homestead is a year-round training facility for sled dogs. And you may just get...
If you want to experience the phenomenon of sunlit nights for yourself, the best time to go to Alaska on a cruise is right around the Summer Solstice in the second half of June. This is the time when days are longest in the entire Northern Hemisphere. ...
Alaska Tourism: reviews of Alaska Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Alaska resource.
In honor of the frozen land’s might and glory, we will be presenting you today with 20 of the absolute best places to live in Alaska.
I’ve also createdthis handy packing list for your Alaska vacation, which you can print as you prepare for the adventure of a lifetime! Unlike many other parts of the U.S., planning a trip to Alaska can bedifficult to prepare and pack. ...
The Alaska cruise season is quite short, with just six months to choose the best time to cruise Alaska.
See our tops picks for best train tours in Alaska. Ride the Alaska Railroad Denali Star or the Coastal Classic to Seward and Kenai Fjords National Park.
If you only go to one of the best towns in Alaska then Anchorage will probably be it (Spoiler Alert: You should definitely visit other towns in Alaska besides Anchorage #justayin’). And that makes sense since most flights to this beyond epic state will drop you off, boop, right in Anc...
1. Take to the water on a cruise in Alaska Alaska cruising is big business and one of the most popular ways to see the state. Every summer, dozens of mega-ships make their way through the waters of Alaska’s Inside Passage, visiting communities only accessible by boat (and plane), such...