Visiting Alaska in the winter
Alaska is every bit as beautiful in the winter as it is cold. But don’t let the frozen ground stop you from enjoying the winter wonderland as stunning views and adventure are still possible. If you’re ready to experience Alaska in the...
Why Alaska should be in your 2023 travel plans
If you love travel and adventure, you’re in luck! The interest in adventure tourism is growing and there’s no shortage of authentic travel experiences around the state of Alaska. Adventure tourism is all about inspiring travel experiences while connecting with the local...
12 fun and free things to do in Anchorage
Anchorage, Alaska is best known as a metropolis with unique access to wildlife, a robust trail system and nearby glaciers to explore. With so much to see and do, it can be hard to determine where to spend your time. Have...
Guide to visiting Alaska in the summer: weather, activities & tips
There’s no place quite like Alaska in the summer. If you’re planning a trip to the land of the midnight sun, keep reading to learn about what Alaska is like in the summer, from weather patterns and activities to tips on what...
The 10 best places to visit in Alaska
Are you planning a trip to Alaska? If your answer is yes, you’ve come to the right place. Alaska is a huge state and narrowing down what you want to do and see can sometimes be a challenge. As the biggest and...
Add Portage Glacier to your Alaska must-do list
Portage Glacier is one of Southcentral Alaska’s most visited places. Just a short drive south of Anchorage, it’s centrally located and easily accessible by hike or day cruise. Here is a bit about the history of the glacier and what...
Renting a car in Alaska? Here’s what you need to know
There are a lot of great reasons to rent a car in Alaska. The first being Alaska is vast. The state is just plain huge. If you want to cover the most ground, you’ll want to look into a car rental in...
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...
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