Gray Line Alaska bids farewell to summertime
Dear summer and our valued guests, It’s been another great run! It feels like just yesterday the snow was melting and the birch trees were budding, but we’ve come to the end of another busy and bustling summer season in Alaska. We’ll… 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
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
What’s Your Alaska Spirit Animal
Alaska is home to amazing wildlife, and seeing these animals up close is often near the top of every vacationer’s bucket list. But what animal do you connect with on a deeper level? Take this short quiz to find out which furry,… Read More
Behind the Wheel with the Bus Drivers of Gray Line Alaska
Bob Phillips and Stuart Rogers won’t hesitate to tell you they have the best job in the world. Stuart has been driving tour buses out of Denali National Park and Preserve for 11 years, and Bob for three. “If I’d have found… 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
Alaska FAQs: Gray Line Answers Seven Burning Questions About the Last Frontier
What do you think of when you imagine Alaska? Ice? Glaciers? Igloos? Did you know that Alaska has its own sand dunes, and that there are areas of the state that get so warm in the summer you could jump and swim… Read More
A Train Trip across Alaska in 80 Hours
Here’s a Jules Verne-like adventure challenge: Can you take a train trip across Alaska in 80 hours? Sure. Trains run from Anchorage to Fairbanks, a trip of about 12 hours. The question is, how do you extend your trip from one part… Read More
Farewell to 2014: A Year in Blogs
It’s been a fantastic year of blogging here at Gray Line Alaska. From summer festivals and Alaska’s Olympic athletes to local flora and fauna, we took you all over the North and beyond in 2014. In honor of the great year that… 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