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Alaska is truly “America's Last Frontier”.

With its rugged topography and unexplored corners, parts of Alaska remain pristine, wild, and remote. While the Lower 48 might see Alaska as a far-away frozen wilderness, it s just a mere 3 ½ hour flight from Seattle to cosmopolitan Anchorage. Its climate is as varied as its landscape. Its southern region is temperate and comparable to Washington State's Puget Sound. Only in the northern part of the state does the climate turn truly “polar”. With North America's highest mountain, stunning waterfalls, steep-sided fjords, stories-high glaciers, inland waterways, virgin rain forests, and a multitude of recreational pursuits to choose from, Alaska beckons with the promise of once-in-a-lifetime discoveries.

Alaska Top 5

Alaska Native Heritage Center – Anchorage

Come celebrate the diversity of Alaska Native culture, language, and history. Take an arts class or listen to a storyteller as they recount ancient myths and morality tales. There is no better way to experience the soul of Alaska.

Denali National Park and Reserve (Mt. McKinley)

Want to see North America's tallest peak, watch a migrating caribou heard, or view a grizzly bear in the wild? Denali National Park and Reserve offers all these opportunity … and so much more! Take the park's shuttle-bus, sit back, relax, and enjoy one of the world's great adventures.

Sitka

Surrounded by lush forests, towering peaks, and protected waters, be sure to explore this charming seaside village with its Russian heritage, rich native culture, and world-class fishing. Walk through historic streets and purchase antiques from an era gone-by. Sitka is one of Alaska's must-visit treasures.

Mendenhall Glacier

Located just 19 miles from the vibrant town of Juneau, Mendenhall Glacier is nearly 13 miles long as it snakes its way down through the valley to Mendenhall Lake below. With its impressive expanse, imposing ice face, and artic blue coloration, Mendenhall Glacier will transport the visitor back thousands of years to the last Ice Age.

University of Alaska's Museum of the North – Fairbanks

Engaging, stimulating, and forever memorable, delve deep into Alaska's art and culture at this captivating museum. Stroll through the Rose Berry Alaska Art Gallery and experience the wonder and beauty of the Natural Wonders Exhibit. No Alaska Adventure is complete without a visit this one-of-a-kind museum.

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