Alaska has some of the most amazing National Parks in the United States. Denali National Park is a fantastic place for mountain climbing, hiking or backpacking. The breathtaking views are worth your visit, and you can view massive glaciers as well as wildlife. Grizzly bears, wolves, caribou and moose make for some excellent photos.

Kenai Fjords National Park consists of beautiful valleys that were carved from glaciers. The sea waters now fill these valleys, and Read the rest of this entry »

Places with snow and colder temperatures are brilliant places to visit during the non-peak season. You will be missing out if you did not visit Alaska in the winter. The fun does not stop just because the temperature drops. People live a life outdoors in colder climates all over the world. Why should the temperature affect your holiday destination choices?

Take a some notes on a few unknown facts. Many places in Alaska are relatively temperate in comparison to other colder climate states and countries. You can handle 20 degrees Fahrenheit for a few hours at a Read the rest of this entry »

The great state of Alaska is one of the true final frontiers on the planet with vast tracts of wilderness, snowcapped mountains, tundra flats, heavy forests, rivers and streams and its rugged coastline is longer than the other 49 states combined. Alaska is a major destination for rugged adventurers traveling to the back country for hunting big game, fishing for trout and salmon, photographing the primal landscape or just to observe the multitude of wildlife in its natural state. Read the rest of this entry »

The Juneau Ice field Glaciers is a ice field that is situated north of Juneau, Alaska. It is the fifth largest ice field in the Western Hemisphere. It stretches over five hundred miles of land. You can walk up any valley and see a transformation. The rainforest disappears and ice stretches for miles. Devil’s paw is considered the ice field’s highest peak. It is on the Alaska Canada border. It feeds many glaciers. It is a majestic sight. Read the rest of this entry »