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Denali National Park is home to Mount McKinley and a vast world of tundra and taiga, glaciers, huge mountains, and abundant wildlife. The only vehicles allowed on Denali's road are a few tour ... Read more...
Wedged between the two arms of Cook Inlet and the imposing Chugach Mountains, Anchorage is home to over forty percent of Alaska's population and is the state's transport hub. A sprawling city ... Read more...
Fairbanks, 360 miles north of Anchorage, is at the end of the Alaska Highway from Canada and definitely at the end of the road for most tourists. Though somewhat bland, its central location makes a ... Read more...
The sophisticated and vibrant city of Juneau is the only state capital in the nation not accessible by road. It is exceptionally picturesque, hard against the Gastineau Channel, with steep, narrow ... Read more...
Explore Nome, AK:
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Ketchikan, almost seven hundred miles north of Seattle, is the first port of call for many cruise ships and its historic downtown, wedged between water and forested mountains, becomes saturated in ... Read more...
Explore Seward, AK:
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Perched on the seaward edge of the Inside Passage, Sitka ranks as one of Alaska's prettiest and most historic towns. The Russians established a fort here in 1799 and Sitka subsequently became the ... Read more...
Skagway, the northernmost ferry stop on the southeast route, sprang up overnight in 1897 as a trading post serving Klondike Gold Rush pioneers about to set off on the five-hundred-mile ordeal. Having ... Read more...
Explore Barrow, AK:
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