Anchorage: Alaska’s largest city lies between the mountains and the sea and yet is no stranger to the wilderness. Among the northernmost cities on Earth, Anchorage is a place with big-city amenities: fine restaurants, museums, theaters and an excellent music scene.
Fairbanks: Alaska’s second-largest city – Hub of the Interior, Gateway to the Bush, the Golden Heart City.
Fairbanks is one of Alaska’s best year-round destinations, and visitors will find plenty to do whether they come for the long, warm summer days or to watch spectacular northern lights displays color the night sky in winter.
Juneau: Alaska’s state capital is located between Mount Juneau, Mount Roberts and Gastineau Channel, and is a maze of narrow streets running past a mix of new structures, old storefronts and quaint houses featuring early 19th century architecture left over from the town’s early gold mining days.
Ketchikan: Known as Alaska’s “first city” due to its location at the southern tip of the Inside Passage. The city is backed by forested slopes and distinctively shaped Deer Mountain. It faces Tongass Narrows, a waterway humming with floatplanes, fishing boats, ferries and barges hauling freight to other Inside Passage ports.
Wildlife in Alaska is abundant and diverse with brown bear, black bear, polar bear, caribou, moose and more.
Alaska is the Last Frontier for animals as well as people. Visit Denali National Park to view the wildlife or drive the Alaska Highway which has been called the haven for wildlife.
See the Majestic glaiciers like Mendenhall Glacier which is located 12 miles outside of Juneau or the Hubbard Glacier which is the biggest glacier visited by cruise ships. Glacier Bay where cruise ships spend most of the day visiting several tidewater glaciers and explore the inlets which are carved by ice. Fifty miles southeast of Juneau is a long, narrow fjord leading to the North and South Sawyer Glaciers. Tracy Arm is a fjord in Alaska near Juneau.
Ride the Alaska Railroad through some of Alaska’s most spectacular scenery. The Alaska Railroad is truly the perfect way to explore Alaska. Travel past the tallest peak in North America on the Denali Star Route with service between Anchorage, Talkeetna, Denali National Park and Fairbanks. Or head south from Anchorage on the Alaska Railroad for spectacular sites in the dome cars on the Coastal Classic to Seward and Kenai Fjords National Park, or to Whittier and the Prince William Sound.
Visit all the spectacular sites with tours to every part of Alaska from visiting the big cities to far way place like Nome or Barrow. Take a tour to see the pipeline and Arctic Circle. See the Northern Lights, Denali National Park, Seward Highway tour, gold mining, Denali helicopter ride and much more
Call our Alaska Specialist today for more information
Call 908-769-6825
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