Alaska’s coastal regions are known for abundant wildlife, stunning tidewater glaciers, and lively port communities. For many of these towns, ferries and water taxis are the primary link to the rest of the state and beyond. Traveling to and within Alaska on the Alaska Marine Highway ferry is an excellent option for independent travelers and families, allowing you to bring your car, RV,…
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Surrounded by the awe-inspiring natural beauty of the Alaska Highway, road trippers will want any opportunity to stretch their legs. With so many national and provincial parks to choose from, getting some fresh air is as easy as finding a parking spot and putting on hiking shoes. Cyclists have plenty of opportunities to roll on two wheels—bring road bikes, mountain bikes, or e-bikes on a rack or…
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Hiking is one of the best ways to experience Alaska’s varied landscapes. Lacing up those hiking boots and venturing out for anything from a short stroll to a multi-day backcountry adventure allows you to slow your pace and truly soak up your surroundings. Notice the wildflowers blooming on the side of the trail, feel small in the presence of towering mountains and glaciers, and enjoy the chance…
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"REQUEST YOUR FREE OFFICIAL STATE OF ALASKA VACATION PLANNER. The transformative natural beauty of Alaska isn't just a vacation destination. It's something you take home with you. Start your planning today with page after page of inspiration in a FREE Official State of Alaska Vacation Guide. From hiking to hot springs, canoeing to cruises, make your trip everything you want it to be. If you live…
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About the Author: Warren Jones' Yup'ik name is Miaraq, and he is Gwich’in, Yup’ik, and Iñupiaq. His family comes from Nenana, Hooper Bay, and Nome. He was born in Bethel, Alaska, and spent his early childhood in Nome. He now lives in Anchorage with his wife and children, and studies Indigenous philosophy with a focus on the culture and worldview of the Circumpolar North.Subsistence…
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Traveling the world with the one you love gives you the opportunity to connect on a different level. You can enjoy quality time together while exploring new landscapes and learning about new cultures. If your idea of a romantic getaway includes relaxing at luxury accommodations with spa treatments and fine dining, Alaska’s got you covered. Or, if you’re an adventurous couple that bonds over…
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Embarking on a road trip through Canada and Alaska offers a unique and intimate connection with the places you encounter. Whether it's a breathtaking scenic overlook or a hidden gem off the beaten path, road travel allows you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty and natural landscape of each destination.
However, with this intimacy and freedom comes a greater responsibility. As a road-trip…
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