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If a rare bird encounter sends you reaching for your camera and the thought of sharing a beach with a group of hungry grizzly bears makes you giddy, you may want to consider planning your next vacation to Alaska. A paradise for birders, wildlife photographers, nature enthusiasts or any traveling animal lover, Alaska offers year-round opportunities for fantastic wildlife viewing – both on and offshore and for any ability level. Many of the state’s resident creatures such as moose, brown and black bear, and more than 500 different bird species share their habitats with humans near towns and cities. It’s not uncommon to see traffic halted on a roadway due to a moose sighting in the distance, or Dall sheep perched on a nearby cliff. The rail belt traveling through Southcentral and Interior Alaska offers visitors easy access to some of the most wildlife-rich spots in the state. Among the most traveled options is a bus trip down the 90-mile road leading into the heart of Denali National Park and Preserve, with frequent stops to view and photograph moose, bear, wolves, caribou, fox, wolverine and more.
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