See Alaska in style aboard the newest luxury dome train service between Anchorage, Talkeetna, Denali Park, and Fairbanks. Private dome cars have reserved upper-deck seating, panoramic views, reclining leather seats, and power outlets. First-class dining features Alaska cuisine with a full bar in upper dome. Tour guides narrate along the way. Incredible value for the experience! Exclusive access…
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Blue ice, wild beauty — explore the splendor of Alaska with Windstar. See how our small ships get you closer to one-of-a-kind experiences.
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Wrangell Mountain Air has been the leading provider of flight services in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park since 1992. Our base of operations in McCarthy is located at the end of the 60 mile long McCarthy Road and deep within Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. Being located near the geographic center of the Park gives us easy and affordable access to what has been called “North America’s Mountain…
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Wright Air has been providing flight service out of Fairbanks in rural/Arctic Alaska since 1968. We now have a base in Fairbanks and Utqiagvik and carry over 40,000 guests a y ear. It is our intention to maintain and operate with the highest level of safety standards while providing the best customer care possible. We invite you to give us a call for your flight needs in Alaska's Arctic.
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Located right at the Yukon River Bridget at Mile 46 Dalton Highway. Rustic lodging, food, fuel and Arctic Circle gifts. Winter menu at the Yukon River Noodle House includes fresh made Bahn Mi sandwiches and filling noodle soups. In the summer we are the Yukon River Salmon House with Alaskan salmon burgers, salads, chowders, along with hand-packed burgers, and homemade desserts. Open year-round.
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“Everything’s bigger in Alaska” doesn’t just refer to mountains, glaciers, and wildlife. Alaska’s largest event, the Alaska State Fair, takes place in Palmer in late August and early September. Concerts, performances, exhibits, thrilling rides, and world-record-setting vegetables are all… Type: Event
Celebrate one of the largest gatherings of Alaska Native peoples in the state at Celebration, a four-day event that occurs every other year in downtown Juneau. Alaska Native Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian peoples from come together to dress in traditional regalia and take part in song and… Type: Event
Alaska Native performers and artists gather in February for the Festival of Native Arts, a multi-day event that celebrates Alaska Native and Indigenous song, dance, and arts. Type: Event
Anchorage’s flagship winter event is Fur Rendezvous, nicknamed "Fur Rondy." This 12-day February festival celebrates the pioneering spirit of Alaskans and has been running since 1935. Fur Rondy features a wide selection of fun and wacky events including the Rondy Carnival, snow sculptures… Type: Event
One of Alaska’s most famous events, the nearly 1,000-mile Iditarod Sled Dog Race begins the first Saturday in March with a ceremonial start in Anchorage and an official start the next day in… Type: Event
