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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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Springtime News and Family Travel Views
We’re ‘March-ing” along, aren’t we? Alaska’s longest season departed with a bang over spring break, and now we’re all looking ahead to another light, bright, and family travel-centric summer. To catch you all up on our own comings and goings; I fashioned a newsy letter to give you an idea of all the fascinating fun […]
Alaska Railroad Easter Train: Tickets on sale NOW
Hippety, hoppety, friends: the Alaska Railroad Easter Train tickets went on sale yesterday, so get yourselves over to the Alaska Railroad website or call the reservations line and book your family right now! This family-friendly train journey is takes passengers from Anchorage along Turnagain Arm to Indian and back again, with music, crafts, snacks, and tons […]
Alaska On the Go Podcast: Iditarod 2019 version
In less than 24 hours, 52 dog teams will depart Anchorage’s Fourth Avenue for the Ceremonial Start of Iditarod 2019. I’ve covered this race’s auspicious beginnings since 2007, and every year is full of crazy excitement, both canine and human. Iditarod is tradition and lifestyle all wrapped up in a thousand dog booties, and we […]
Outer Range Dogsled Tours: The ‘happiest dogs around’
It was the ‘happy dogs’ tagline that sold me. That and the sweeping landscape surrounding said dogs. Outer Range Dogsled Tours is located just north of Denali National Park’s northern boundaries in the town of Healy. Operated by two working kennels led by some of the most personable mushers I’ve ever met, Outer Range is […]
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