Epic Locations

Kenai Fjords National Park is one of Alaska’s prettiest and most popular natural wonders, in large part because it offers so many of the special features that make Alaska adventures so unique and memorable. Here, you can find a variety of journeys on land and water, like getting close-up... Read more

Just 4 hours south of Anchorage on the Kenai Peninsula, the seaside town of Homer is one of Alaska’s ‘must-see’ destinations especially if you are traveling by car on an Alaskan road trip. Here are five great reasons to include Homer in your Alaska vacation itinerary: #1 – Homer... Read more

Anchorage is Alaska’s largest city, and while some forms of daily life here mirror that of any other bustling urban area, it embraces a unique community that blends the best of city living with awesome outdoor adventures and Alaska’s pioneer charm and grit. The spirit of Anchorage is rooted... Read more

Alaska is a vibrant destination and it is exciting to explore it year-round, but summer is when the state truly comes alive. There’s something about that sensational midnight sun and its welcoming warmth, the array of “only-in-summer” Alaska outdoor activities, and an influx of wide-eyed and enthusiastic visitors from... Read more

If you’re coming to Alaska, you’re likely dreaming of getting a view of the infamous mountain of Denali. And while the mighty peak and most popular Alaska attraction can be seen from Anchorage to Fairbanks, many travelers set out for adventure seek a close-up view of Denali National Park... Read more

(Header photo courtesy of Chillylee/Visit Nome) Every Alaska visitor has a checklist of “must-do”, “must-see” Alaska bucket list experiences. Some of those lists are packed with quirky activity curveballs and off-the-radar locations. These are often the picks of adventure travelers who are happiest when wandering off the beaten path,... Read more

For avid anglers and first-time fishermen, Alaska is where most fishing fantasies come true. Fishermen travel to Alaska from around the world with dreams of hooking a spectrum of salmon, heavy and hearty halibut, beautiful biting trout, and graceful grayling. If there’s a will for fishing, there’s an Alaska... Read more

Talkeetna is a historic Alaskan town located 2.5 hours from Anchorage and is a great highlight and stopping point between Denali National Park and Anchorage. This small and unique town is nestled at the base of Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley) and has a heritage from the days of gold... Read more