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
Why Denali is Best Experienced on the Back of an ATV
At six million acres, Denali National Park is so expansive that one of the best ways to cover the most ground is on the back of a four-wheeler. Driving your own ATV lets you see all the sights while also having… Read More
All About Alaska Blueberries
If Alaska had a state fruit, our guess is that it would probably be the wild blueberry. Nutritious and delicious, blueberries are almost as much fun to pick as they are to eat. They can be found across the state in the… Read More
Happy 100th Birthday to the National Park Service!
The National Park Service turns 100 this August, and with eight national parks to its name, Alaska is the perfect destination to commemorate this centennial. The Great Land is known for its towering mountains, breathtaking glaciers and incredible wildlife, and visiting one… Read More
Gold Rush Days Alaska
Alaska is a state filled with rugged beauty – and with a rugged past. To help celebrate the state’s historic migration roots, Gold Rush Days are held during fun-filled summer weekends, giving you and your family the chance to… Read More
Dog Breeds of the Iditarod
photo by Bering Landbridge National Preserve Each spring, dozens of teams of dogs embark on one of the toughest races on Earth. Facing a 1,100-mile race across frozen tundra, Iditarod sled dogs team must possess… Read More
Day Trippers’ Delight: Adventures from Anchorage by Car or Train
Just because you’re in Anchorage doesn’t mean you’re anchored down. The stunning scenery of Alaska beckons you to take a day trip – by car or by train—to a nearby dream destination. Here are our top picks for soaking up the only-in-Alaska… Read More
6 Ways Snowshoeing Beats Standard Hiking – and How to Get Started
Winter in Alaska offers a vast range of options to frolic in the snow, from ice fishing to dogsledding and everything in between. One of our perennial winter favorites—and a Native Alaska tradition dating back thousands of years—is snowshoeing. As the temperature… Read More
Have a Doggone Good Time with Gray Line Alaska
In Alaska, dog sledding was once a necessity for survival, essential for transportation of supplies and mail to rural communities in the 1960s. Today, dog mushing and sled dog races have evolved into Alaska’s premier winter sport and a fantastic adventure for… Read More