Your dream bachelor/bachelorette party, Alaska style
Are you planning an Alaska wedding? Book a couple of extra days and celebrate your last days of single life in the Last Frontier. No time for a destination wedding? A destination bachelor or bachelorette party is the perfect substitute! There are… Read More
Be the captain of your Alaska vacation
We love traveling by bus or train to show our guests some of the top destinations in Alaska, but our packages for the DIYers are not to be forgotten. We mapped out a seven-day tour for anyone who enjoys both structure and… Read More
Alaska fun runs that make working out a vacation
Looking to stay active during your vacation this summer? We’ve made it easy for you with a list of upcoming fun runs across Alaska – mark your calendar if any of these coincide with your time in the Last Frontier! Saturday, May… Read More
Alaska for the little ones
Family vacations can be daunting. There is an art to making sure they provide an adventure, an enriching experience and remain enjoyable for the parents as well. At Gray Line Alaska, our sightseeing tours are the perfect way to show your kids… Read More
Get up close to one of Alaska’s most famous rivers of ice
If experiencing nearly indescribable glacier views is on your Alaska bucket list, Portage Glacier Cruises is a must. You don’t have to take our word for it; the excursion has been awarded the 2017 TripAdvisor Certificate… Read More
Spotlight on Alaska rock climbing
With the abundance of outdoor enthusiasts in Alaska, it’s no wonder rock climbing is an extremely popular pastime. From novice routes to bouldering or death-defying free climbs, Alaska has it all. Pair that with a new state-of-the-art indoor climbing facility and you’re… Read More
Dalton Highway 101 – exploring one of Alaska’s most remote highways
When it comes to highways in Alaska, there are routes that are scenic, urban and even iconic. One of the most unique drives out there, however, is the Dalton Highway. It’s a 415-mile route that begins 84 miles north of… Read More
Whittier: Living Indoors in Alaska
Did you know there’s a town almost entirely contained in one building just down the road from Anchorage? While Whittier residents do spend time outside, living and working together in one residential and commercial structure is a far cry from other… Read More
Skate your Way Through the Last Frontier
As an Arctic state, Alaska shines during the winter. Any local will tell you that outdoor activities are the best way to enjoy the season, and when winter gives you cold temperatures without much snow, ice skating is always the answer. So… Read More
Why 2016 is the Year to Cross Alaska Off Your Bucket List
Have you had the Last Frontier on your travel bucket list for a long time? Glaciers, mountains and wildlife will hold their appeal for years to come, but we’re here to tell you why 2016 is the year to finally cross “traveling… Read More