Epic Locations

Alaska is renown as a top wildlife destination in the U.S. and many visitors arrive with hopes of seeing Alaska’s “Big 5” and other unique animals in Alaska, from large to small, furry to feathered, winged to antlered while on... Read more

Alaska, often called America’s “Last Frontier”, is a travel destination where “wild” thrives, the northern lights dance and where Alaska landscapes inspire awe at every turn. It’s a place where wildlife roams freely, glaciers and mountain ranges create scenic vistas,... Read more

In the heart of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley in Alaska, lie grand glaciers, massive mountains, fertile farmland, and friendly folks, as well as the charming town of Palmer. Where is Palmer, Alaska? This Alaskan city is located an hour north of... Read more

Behind its sleepy Southeast façade, the Alaskan capital city of Juneau is both exciting and enchanting for visitors, offering something for every traveler to discover and enjoy. What Alaska Visitors Love Most About Juneau Even though Juneau is not on... Read more

Despite its proximity to urban Alaska (Anchorage) across Cook Inlet, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is truly wild and remote Alaska, And it’s the home of a lot more than just one single lake (although that lake IS an... Read more

Many Alaska travelers know the state’s most popular attractions from Denali National Park to the Kenai Peninsula to the famed Inside Passage. Yet equally charming ways to experience authentic Alaska are best enjoyed by those who venture off the beaten... Read more

The Alaska Railroad is one of the Last Frontier’s most unique, exciting and passenger-friendly travel experiences. Yet one of the many awesome aspects about traveling the state on the Alaska Railroad happens – when the train stops. Alaska’s trains and... Read more

Did you know that one of Alaska’s most popular and iconic attractions is actually manmade? It’s true! The Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) is an engineering marvel, a tribute to human grit and ingenuity, a symbol of American energy and Alaska... Read more