Driving north to Alaska is a lot like one of those old-fashioned “choose your own adventure” books. No matter what you want to find along the road, there’s a story waiting to be experienced!
Whether you’re an adventure seeker, history buff, wildlife lover, or student of culture, you can plot your course along the highways of western Canada and Alaska to seek out the attractions and stops that…
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It’s no secret that Alaska is one of the best places to view the aurora borealis, aka the northern lights. Travelers from all over the world come to Alaska from as early as mid-August through April to view them, and for good reason — this natural… Type: Editorial
Everyone has a favorite season to visit Alaska, whether it’s the endless daylight of summer’s midnight sun or winter’s dazzling snow-covered landscapes. However, one of Alaska’s best kept seasonal secrets is our beautiful fall season. Late August… Type: Editorial
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Alaskans have been chuckling over this new slogan that has popped up: "Alaska: Social distancing since 1959." It wouldn’t be funny if there wasn’t some truth to it. Wide-open spaces and the ability to spread out along remote trails and across undeveloped lands is one thing Alaska has in spades. Many Alaskans moved here to get off the grid. Many travelers visit here to do the same, at least…
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Buying local Alaska foods and products while visiting the state is a tangible way to connect with the Great Land. It’s also an invaluable way to support the local economy.“So much of what Alaska is about is getting back to basics, to nature, to being reminded of what is important in life. What better, healthier way to do this than to eat natural whole foods that are grown here?” says Erik “Moe”…
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This is your sign to make the drive through western Canada to Alaska in 2024! With an abundance of new lodges, tours, and cultural experiences all waiting for you, there’s no reason to put this epic road trip off another year.
Whether you’re planning a family road trip or a solo trek, there are several routes and endless adventures that offer just what you’re looking for. Choose from the…
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Nestled against the base of White Alice Mountain, Hoonah is the largest Tlingit village in Alaska. The town is located on Chichagof Island, about 30 miles west of… Type: Landing Page
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“I want to come to Alaska, but I don’t even know where to start!”
Sound familiar?
As a local company specializing in custom vacations to Alaska’s most spectacular destinations, we hear this a lot! Here are the steps we take to help travelers build their ideal Alaska itineraries.
1. Ask yourself, “What do I dream of doing and…
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Driving toward the entrance of Kenai Fjords National Park, when the winding road curves at just the right angle, you’ll see Exit Glacier glistening in the distance. But if you pull your eyes away from the horizon and look toward the roadside, you’ll notice… Type: Editorial
