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… Read More
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… Read More
12 fun facts that will drive you to visit Alaska’s national parks
Pictured: Wrangell-St. Elias National Park 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… Read More
What Alaska region should you visit?
Image: Creamer’s Field in Fairbanks 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… Read More
Alaska-style road trip games
Gray Line Alaska’s Self-Drive Tours make it easy for travelers to hit the road on their own schedule and visit the most sought–after sites, monuments, and state and national parks in the Last Frontier. Guests can choose one of six different road… Read More
April fools! Don’t believe these myths about Alaska
Although Alaska is a widely popular tourist destination, people who haven’t had the privilege of visiting yet are often fooled by some of the misconceptions that surround the 49th state. Don’t be tricked this April Fools’ Day! Here are a few things… Read More
Everything you need to know about Hurricane Gulch Bridge
If you’re planning to hop aboard a Gray Line Alaska rail tour between Anchorage and Denali National Park, prepare yourself to cross the jaw-dropping Hurricane Gulch Bridge, which rises 296 feet above Hurricane Creek. The bridge is a marvel of engineering. As… Read More
A brief history of transportation in Alaska
How to get around is not something people often stress about these days, as roads and other transportation systems have become so reliable. In Alaska, more than other places however, it hasn’t always been (and sometimes still isn’t) quite as easy as… Read More
Get scenic: 3 great ways to experience motor coach travel in Alaska
Many visitors are tapping into their travel fund to hop on a bus. Increased searches for bus travel make it one of Pinterest’s top travel trends to watch in 2019. If you’re looking to try bus travel this year,… Read More
Top 10 certified Alaska Grown restaurant meals
When in Alaska, do as the Alaskans do and eat local! If you’re looking for some of the best homegrown meals in the state, you’ve come to the right place. Alaska Grown is a program of the Division of… Read More