Travel Within Alaska
Travel in Alaska is unlike just about anywhere else: getting from point to point is a worthy endeavor of its own.
Whether circling Mount McKinley in a Bush plane or watching miles of untouched tundra roll by from the window of a
train, you can't go wrong in selecting a mode of transportation. In fact, the best itineraries include a mix of travel modes.
BY PLANE
In a state defined by its vast size, airplanes are usually the fastest, most efficient way to get between communities in Alaska. For many towns, planes are the only way to get there...
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BY BOAT
Day cruises depart from several towns. Multi-day cruises that travel within Alaska are also available. Alaska’s ferries offer economical links to all of Alaska’s port communities...
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BY TRAIN
Alaska offers some of the world's most spectacular rail journeys. Two railroads operate in the state, the Alaska Railroad and the White Pass & Yukon Route...
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By Car, RV or Motorhome
Driving in Alaska offers incredible scenery and wildlife viewing, and is a great way to get out and explore. Car and RV rentals are available in most communities...
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By Motorcoach / Charter
Travel by motorcoach in Alaska lets you see the open road and leave the driving to someone else. Motorcoach tours offer all the convenience of packaged travel, with excellent tour options...
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Trip Tip
If you’ve only got a week or so, pick a "base" town and take day trips by air, sea, rail or road to see Alaska's beauty quickly and conveniently.
Many cruises also offer week-long itineraries. If you've got more time, traveling by road, ferry or on longer rail journeys is a great way to
see several regions of Alaska.
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