Famous for its dramatic icy landscapes, gaping gorges, stunning glaciers, glistening fjords, fascinating wildlife, cold conditions, and for being a remote wilderness, Alaska is often referred to as the USA’s …
The sixth largest city in Alaska, Wasilla was established as a railroad intersection bringing business and work to the area. The town began to thrive with passing gold miners and fishers, …
Overlooking the mouth of the river Kenai, this town is home to some beautiful scenery. Expect amazing views of the Alaska mountain range, Mount Spurr, Mount Iliamna and Mount Redoubt. …
Imagine the gushing of water over rocks, sometimes aggressive and other times calm, as it surges and plunges down hillsides. Alaska is one spot washed by an overflow of splendid falls …
Sitka sits on the outer coast of Alaska’s Inside Passage and central to the sprawling Tongass National Forest. The blend of Russian and Tlingit past gives the city a unique feel, …
As the capital of the US State of Alaska, you may expect Juneau to be a metropolis of a city. However, this historic town has much to offer in terms …
If you have ever imagined what it would be like to get away from it all in the wilderness then Fairbanks is probably that place. Here you will find mountain …
The most north-western state in the USA and most western point in all of North America, Alaska is filled with natural beauty. So much so that it is an outdoor …
Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska and acts as the gateway to the state’s vast and abundant wildernesses. Best known for its preservation of native culture Anchorage is quite unlike …
Alaska is large. It’s more or less half the size of the contiguous United States. Based on this alone, it’s difficult to cover all the ground in one trip. Alaska …