Seward, Alaska: A Hidden Maritime Gem
Tucked away in Southcentral Alaska’s Resurrection Bay on the Kenai Peninsula, Seward can be the hidden gem of your next Gray Line Alaska adventure. With just about 3,000 people living in the Seward area, this quintessential Alaska town is nestled beneath snow-capped...
Denali Rail Tours Combine Independent Travel with Comfort, Luxury
Don’t let the word “tour” in Gray Line Alaska’s Denali Rail Tours fool you. The only pre-planned aspects of the multi-day Denali train tours is the transportation to and from Denali National Park and Preserve from one of several...
What Alaska region should you visit?
Alaska is much larger than many people realize and it’s surprisingly hard to see the whole state in one trip. If you have limited time, picking one community to focus on can help maximize your experience. Take this quiz to see where...
12 fun facts that will drive you to visit Alaska’s national parks
Alaska is home to a number of national parks, some of the most (and least) visited in the United States. At Alaska’s most popular national park, visitors come from all over the world to see North America’s tallest peak, Denali. Here are...
Top Must-See Fairbanks Destinations
Summer is right around the corner! In Fairbanks, this means warmer temperatures and endless hours of sunlight. Many of Gray Line Alaska’s package trips include a visit to Alaska’s second-largest city. Check out a Denali Rail Tour that includes an exciting visit...
15 Amazing and Free things to Do in Anchorage
Anchorage is full of fun, exciting, and free things to do all year long. Since Anchorage was settled in 1914, the city has grown up, and now it’s home to nearly 300,000 people. A visit to Anchorage is a highlight of any...
49 Things You Didn’t Know about Alaska
What is Alaska known for? Get to know the 49th state with these fun facts about Alaska that you can share with your friends, use to enhance your school report, or just to give you a leg up on trivia night....
Alaska weather patterns throughout the year
Your guide to weather in Alaska and finding the best time to visit
Despite what you may have heard, Alaska experiences all four seasons. And Alaska summers can be warm! Summer runs from May to August and while that may seem short,...
9 edible Alaskan plants you didn’t know about
We’ll admit to watching a lot of the hit TV show “Man vs. Wild.” It’s always fun to watch outdoorsman Bear Grylls slide down an entire mountain or eat live fish. But up here in Alaska, we know the best journeys don’t...
Driving tips to keep you safe this winter
It’s hard to find a state that thrives as much as Alaska does during winter, and the season is continuing to see visitation growth from travelers inspired by snow-topped mountains, picturesque skiing trails, and dark, unobstructed skies that are ideal for northern...
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