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Alaska On The GO: Exploring the 49th State with Children is packed with comprehensive travel information all geared toward making your family time in Alaska unforgettable.
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Alaska’s First Via Ferrata Opens at Tordrillo Mountain Lodge
Alaska’s Tordrillo Mountain Lodge goes the extra mile with the addition of the state’s only via ferrata climbing route, and we were there to experience it last week. ~EK A relentless sun warmed the back of my neck as I worked carabiners along a stiff steel cable anchored into a stories-high slab of rock. Looking […]
Alaska Flightseeing With Rust’s Flying Service
The tagline of Rust’s Flying Service is “Make it epic.” Soaring over some of the most pristine landscapes on the planet, keeping an eye out for moose or bears, or transiting between fishing camps or remote lodges, all while bundled in a small plane. THAT’S epic. And that’s Rust’s. Serving Alaska for more than 50 […]
Let Kühl Top Your Alaska Packing List
*This is a sponsored post on behalf of the Kühl clothing company.* I just returned from the Anchorage airport, where I witnessed the annual crush of summer tourists fighting their way around the gate areas and baggage claims, retrieving enormous suitcases and duffels and generally becoming hot and sweaty in the process. It’s been hotter […]
Big Delta State Historical Park – for a day or overnight
Don’t overlook Big Delta State Historical Park along the Richardson Highway. It’s a great option for families looking for a road-system adventure with a dose of cool Alaska history. A (usually) wonderful occupational hazard of travel writer life is setting out to explore Alaska’s lesser-known sights. I’ve just returned from a four-night journey to do […]
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