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Journey into Denali’s Wilderness
From Mount McKinley (now officially “Denali”) to the home of grizzlies, Dall sheep, caribou, moose, and wolves, Denali National Park overflows with adventure. Explore 91 miles of scenic vistas along its only road. Listen to stories of intrepid climbers who dared to climb a 20,000 foot peak. Discover the true heart of Alaska – in Denali.
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Alaska by Rail Tour
Perfect for rail enthusiasts of all ages! Discover local highlights at each stop along the route and learn what it’s like to live like a real Alaskan. Travelling by... Read more
Glaciers and Wildlife Tour
Combining Anchorage, Seward, Talkeetna and Denali, this tour provides wildlife viewing opportunities and scenic touring throughout. You travel by the Alaska Railroad to Seward and cruise into Kenai Fjords... Read more
All Alaska Classic Self Drive Tour
Explore three of Alaska's National Parks: Denali, Wrangell-St. Elias and Kenai Fjords. Great wildlife viewing opportunities throughout. Travel on four designated National Scenic Byways showcasing the natural beauty of... Read more
Denali & Glacier Experience
By train, travel along the scenic Seward and Portage Glacier Highways before entering the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, the second longest tunnel in North America. On arrival in Whittier,... Read more
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Check It Off On Your Bucket List
For many visitors, a vacation to Alaska is a trip of a lifetime. And if you’re going to remember your Alaska vacation for the rest of your life, you certainly want to experience the ultimate and official “Alaska Bucket List” adventures and her most iconic attractions. Are These On Your Alaska Bucket List?
Epic “Must See” Locations
Alaska is world renown for its many national, state parks and forests, among them Denali, Gates of the Arctic, Glacier Bay, Katmai, Kenai Fjords, Lake Clark and Wrangell St-Elias and the Tsongass and Chugach National Forests. Where would you like to go?
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Strike Gold At the Arctic Circle
Visit Nome at the end of the Iditarod’s trail and pan for gold like the original miners from Alaska’s Gold Rush. Explore Gates of the Arctic National Park. Roam around Barrow, the most northern town in the U.S. where the sun does not set for 75 days during the summer and does not rise for 60+ days in the winter. Discover Alaska’s Far North…
“River of Plenty” Adventurewise
Pop quiz! What Alaska city was named “River of Plenty” by Alaska natives? Talkeetna, just 2.5 hours northeast of Anchorage, played an important role during the construction of the Alaska Railroad. At the confluence of 3 rivers, the fun never stops with wildlife viewing and bear viewing, flightseeing, fishing, riverboat tours, hiking, Nordic skiing, mushing and mountain climbing. Lace up your boots and come visit Talkeetna!
Backcountry Bounty & Beauty
The Alaska bush has drawn wilderness aficionados, worldwide, including those drawn to adventure – from backpacking, hiking, rafting, kayaking and wildlife viewing, to hunting and fishing. You can’t find better back country Alaska than in Lake Clark National Park. At the junction of three mountain ranges, with rainforests and volcanoes, tundra and glaciers and rivers teeming with salmon, Lake Clark has it all!
We had an amazing few days at Bettles Lodge. The staff, equipment including outdoors clothing, and food were wonderful and the winter Arctic experience they created was once-in-a-lifetime for us. We saw the Aurora Borealis both nights we were there, and the support from the staff to bring that experience... Read more
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