Alaska is a world-class destination for both saltwater and freshwater fishing, with over 600 fish species found in the state's rivers, lakes, and oceans. Salmon and halibut are by far the most popular species to fish for in Alaska. Fishing charters and day trips are offered in all regions of the state and are the best way to experience Alaska's legendary fishing for yourself. Saltwater…
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The biggest problem with fishing in Alaska is making decisions - saltwater or freshwater fishing, guided or unguided, … Type: Landing Page
Alaska spills over with breathtaking sights you won't find anywhere else: the crystalline blue of glacier ice, brown bears snatching salmon from a stream, the northern lights dancing overhead, and 20,310 foot tall … Type: Landing Page
Alaska's landscape is so vast and varied, sometimes taking to the air is the only way to really grasp its grandeur. Flight tours — also called flightseeing — send you aloft in small planes that hold anywhere from two to eight people, or helicopters that hold two to four. Alaska flightseeing tours range in duration from quick flights to get a taste of the views to full-day trips that include…
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Alaska Day tours are the bread and butter of sightseeing in every Alaska community: You get to sample the best of Alaska's stunning glaciers, rugged fjords, tundra-clad mountains, and of course its wildlife, then still enjoy a nice dinner and sleep in a… Type: Landing Page
Most of Alaska's major cities offer culinary tours that give you a tasty window into local culture and creativity. Some tours include tastings of Alaska-raised meats like elk, yak, bison, and reindeer, along with produce from local farmers. And of course, there's always plenty of…
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There's still gold in those Alaska hills — and streams and beaches. If you thought the miners from the Alaska Gold Rush era got all the gold, think again. You can still find "color" — traces of gold — if you know where to look, and some private miners are still sluicing or panning away in search of that elusive fortune. Make the most of your visit by first exploring the history of Alaska's early…
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A trip to Alaska is all about building the memories of a lifetime — and there's no better way to immortalize those memories than taking your own photographs. Although you can take your camera on almost any Alaska tour and walk away with amazing shots, avid and novice photographers may prefer to book a photography tour. These tours are led by professional photographers who double as naturalists,…
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Alaska train trips are favorites of locals and visitors alike. Some trains offer glass-domed cars that give panoramic views of mountains, forests, and glaciers rolling by, or historic engines and cars that use refurbished equipment from the Gold Rush era. Local tour guides travel with the cars to narrate the trip, explaining local history, pointing out wildlife, and answering any questions you…
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Alaska reigns supreme in the sport of dog mushing, hosting a wide range of dog sled races from sprint to long-distance, including the world-famous Iditarod and Yukon Quest races. Dog mushing has been vital to… Type: Landing Page
