Whenever you’re planning a trip, local knowledge is the key to a remarkable and authentic itinerary. It’s no different when you’re road tripping on the highways of Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon Territory, and Alaska. Whether you want the inside scoop on what attractions are a must, where to get the best views, or where to grab a delicious meal - those who work, live, and play in the…
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Polar bears, brown bears, and black bears, oh my! With three types of the impressive (but not cuddly) mammals living across Alaska, that’s nearly 140,000 bears roaming the state.While any visitor could certainly spend a vacation without seeing one, the chances are high you’ll spot one if that’s your intent, especially if you book a…
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Fairbanks is indeed an Aurora City. People come from all over the world to chase the aurora in Fairbanks and the far north.
Spanning all four seasons and nine months of the year, aurora season runs Aug. 21 through April 21. Fairbanks is a world-famous aurora-viewing city because of its location… Type: Editorial
Alaska is vast. Just look at a map and it’s easy to see why travelers quickly find that they just don’t have time to go everywhere they want.But it doesn’t mean — if you’re limited on time — that you have to miss out on an Alaska vacation altogether. A five-day getaway can be just as epic as a two-week odyssey.As The Daily Beast writer Daniel Modlin says, “Here’s the thing about Alaska:…
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National park fans have some big decisions to make when planning a trip to Alaska. There are a total of 24 sites affiliated with the National Park Service in Alaska, though only eight have official national park designations. While … Type: Editorial
Aviation is part of the backbone of Alaska, with much of the state only accessible by air. Alaska is home to the most pilots per capita in the United States, more air strips than any other state, and the world’s busiest float plane base: Lake Hood in Anchorage. Thanks to Alaska's location off of the northwest corner of Canada, with the majority of the state surrounded by water, most people…
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If you loved making snowmen and angels as a kid, or if you sneak outside early in the morning after a fresh snowfall to take in the peaceful silence, or if you get excited at the first thought of a powder day, Alaska in the winter is for you. The magic of the season can be found all across the state, but it’s made especially brighter with loved ones. Try these epic winter vacations on for…
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Brought to you by PursuitOn an island off the coast of Alaska, there's a warm, little wilderness lodge loaded with serenity and warmth. It's surrounded by mist-covered peaks and soaring old-growth trees, and on a bay where whales and seals frolic.…
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Alaska offers a respite, a place to decompress, roam wide-open spaces, and marvel in beautiful scenery. We might be biased, but we think it's easy to fall in love with Alaska - so easy that many visitors and seasonal… Type: Editorial
Alaska is an alpine paradise for skiers and snowboarders. You’ll find a wide variety of terrain – from mild to wild – for every level of skier and boarder. Check out the best places in Alaska for skiing, including downhill, cross country, and backcountry, plus our tips on where to go for Après-ski after an epic day on the mountain.…
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