Archive for January, 2008
Visitors travel to Alaska for many reasons — to see Mt. McKinley, our massive glaciers, and of course, Alaska Wildlife. After all, “The Great Land” has the largest population of Bald Eagles, Brown Bears, and Black Bears in the world. The state has 47 State and National Parks that offer great viewing opportunities for beautiful […]
January 28th, 2008 | Posted in Alaska Wildlife | No Comments
Alaska is full of outdoor adventures; Alaska hiking offers breathtaking views, and a chance to see Alaska in its natural form. From the towering peaks of central Alaska to the glaciers along the Gulf of Alaska. With over 1400 miles from north to south to over 2300 miles from west to east, Alaska hiking has […]
January 28th, 2008 | Posted in Alaska hiking | No Comments
Since such a large part of Alaska is not accessible by road, often the best way to really see Alaska is by air. Helicopter flightseeing tours are a great way to do just that. Helicopters are used across the state for oil exploration, fighting fires, logging, and of course flightseeing tours. Cruise ship passengers in […]
January 28th, 2008 | Posted in Alaska Helicopter Tours | No Comments
Alaska is home to over 98 percent of our country’s brown bear population so it is no wonder that Alaska bear viewing is a popular visitor attraction. Bears are found in nearly every corner of Alaska. Adult black bears range in weight from 200 to 500 pounds while Alaska brown bears may grow as large […]
January 28th, 2008 | Posted in Alaska Bear Viewing | No Comments
Alaska offers a spectacular array of rafting opportunities, from southeast Alaska to the state’s interior, from short half-day guided river floats to multi-day fly in raft trips to Alaska’s backcountry. Few locations, however, are more popular for Alaska rafting than Denali National Park. […]
January 28th, 2008 | Posted in Alaska Rafting | No Comments
Alaska offers a wide array sea kayaking opportunities across Alaska with spectacular kayaking locations such as Kenai Fjords National Park, Prince William Sound, Glacier Bay National Park and Kachemak Bay State Park near Homer, Alaska. Few kayaking destinations in Alaska, or elsewhere in the world for that matter, rival to possibilities from Seward Alaska […]
January 28th, 2008 | Posted in Alaska Kayaking | No Comments
Fish On! From Southeast Alaska, to the world famous Kenai River, and into Alaska’s interior - Alaska offers some of the best fishing in the world. Enjoy struggling to land monster halibut or a mighty king salmon, or try your hand at fly-fishing […]
January 28th, 2008 | Posted in Alaska fishing | No Comments
This area, without a doubt, offers some of the best flightseeing trips in Alaska. We highly recommend flightseeing trips the operate out of the town of Talkeetna to Mt. McKinley. Many other options, including jetboat trips, fishing and wagon rides, are also available.
Byers Lake Paddle Kayak Trip 11:30 AM: Enjoy a morning kayak trip on […]
January 26th, 2008 | Posted in Talkeenta Area Tours (South Denali Park) | No Comments
A great choice for Seward lodging is the Seward Windsong Lodge. The lodge is one of Seward’s finest full-service hotels and offers first class facilities and great values as well. The Seward Windsong Lodge is located on the edge of town in a forested setting with river and mountain views. There are several very nice […]
January 26th, 2008 | Posted in Seward Hotels | No Comments
The Denali Park area offers a wide selection of hotels, lodges and cabin properties just outside the Park entrance, as well as several wilderness lodges deep inside Denali Park. Alaska Tour & Travel is pleased to offer reservations at every major hotel near the Denali Park entrance area. This allows us to recommend a property […]
January 26th, 2008 | Posted in Denali Park Hotels | No Comments