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There’s something unique and special about traveling on the Alaska Railroad. A train trip on this historic railroad route is a relaxing and comfortable way to see the state, visit many popular towns along the railroad’s route between Seward and Fairbanks,... 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

Alaska is renowned for its mystique, from its remote forests and rugged mountainous scenery to its glacier-carved valleys, rainforests and tundra. And its waterways span the gamut – from icy straights to seacoast tidepools to wild and scenic rivers. And... Read more

From world-class fishing to out-of-this-world landscapes, the Kenai Peninsula is a must-visit destination with only-in-Alaska experiences for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Kenai Peninsula Alaska is rich with history; stunning scenery of mountains and waterways; diverse wildlife of land, water,... Read more

Packing for an Alaska cruise is nearly as important as boarding the ship. If you want an unforgettable Alaska cruise, it’s essential to pack appropriately. Poor packing could lead to uncomfortable consequences, from shivering in the rain to missing out... Read more

Fishing in Alaska is an experience many visitors dream about. And what’s the fastest and easiest way to catch a fish in Alaska? Shore fishing! Some visitors simply can’t invest their valuable travel time and/or money taking a guided fishing... Read more

Alaska is an awe-inspiring state, with landscapes and distances so vast, they are sometimes hardly comprehensible to someone who hasn’t seen the Great Land in person. Alaska is also renowned for it’s eight U.S. National Parks which encompass more than... 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 things to do... 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... Read more