Treat yourself this Labor Day
Let Gray Line Alaska take the wheel this Labor Day Weekend! Treat yourself to world-class Alaska views, outdoor activities and memories that will last a lifetime. There are many ways to enjoy this long weekend in the Last Frontier, no matter what… 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
Ready, set, selfie!
National Selfie Day is right around the corner on June 21, and lucky for us, Alaska has some of the world’s best backdrops. From mountains and glaciers to waterfalls and wildlife, there is an epic photo-op for every type of traveler. Whether… Read More
Best beers to sample on your Alaska tour
In honor of National Beer Day earlier this month, we’ve rounded up some of the best brews in the 49th state. Here are some favorite beers you might pass by on your Gray Line tour. Stop in for a swig! Denali Gold… Read More
Portage Glacier Cruises celebrates 30 years on the water
Portage Glacier Cruises is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2019! The cruise runs five trips daily to Portage Glacier from May to September, and it’s one of the most accessible ways to see the glacier. Portage Glacier Cruises’ mv… 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
5 Alaska waterfalls to take your breath away
Snow, mountains and wildlife – the usual Alaska sights. While we agree those are all spectacular, there is another sight that’s bound to take your breath away in the Last Frontier: waterfalls! Whether you’re Alaska-born or planning a trip to the 49th… Read More