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60 things to do in Alaska
Lupine Fields in Bloom
Wildflowers in Alaska bloom during a very short season. It may not be easy to find a perfect place in time, but you can try your luck!
Summer Dog Sledding
Don’t think that dog sledding is available only in winter! In Alaska, you can try this kind of sport even during summertime
King Crab
Monstrous crabs with tender meat are abundant in a sea around Alaska. And local restaurants know best how to cook them
World Ice Art Championships
Once a year Fairbanks turns into an ice city the Ice Queen would envy!
Kodiak Crab Festival
Every May, the city of Kodiak plunges into the celebration of the sea and its glory!
Rainbow Trout Fishing
Alaska is rich not only in salmon. Catch a trophy-sized trout in the rapid rivers!
Active Glaciers Cruise
Witness one of the scariest and most beautiful phenomena of Alaska—glacier calving
Skiing and Snowboarding
Wonderful nature, steep trails, and great service will make your holidays an unforgettable adventure
Heliskiing in Alaska
You can try skiing in plenty of countries. But what about something really special, like heliskiing?
Glacier Hiking
Are you brave enough to feel the power of ice? If so, come to Alaska and discover the breathtaking beauty of glaciers
Northern Lights in Alaska
Spanning under the "Auroral Oval," Alaskan Arctic belongs to the world's top locations to observe polar lights
Whale Watching in Alaska
Whales are the largest mammals in the world. Seeing them is a truly unforgettable experience!
Methane Bubbles in the Lakes
If you want to see the effects of global warming, visit Alaskan ‘boiling’ lakes
Stampede Trail and Bus 142
A challenge for even the toughest and most experienced hikers
Wild Berry Season
Blueberries, cranberries, lingonberries, huckleberries, raspberries, crowberries… This list is endless, so come to Alaska and pick some fresh berries yourself!
Arctic Ocean Ice Road
In Alaska winter also means more mobility. An Ocean Ice Road in Prudhoe Bay is one of those unique highways which operate only during the cold season
Bore Tide
A unique natural phenomenon that offers great opportunities to surfers and kayakers
Akutaq
Berries mixed with dried fish, walrus tallow, and reindeer fat—sounds strange? Alaskans don’t think so
Dog Sledding
Considered to be probably the most famous Alaskan activity, winter dog sledding is definitely worth trying!
Walrus Watching
Have you ever seen a walrus in your life? In Alaska, you can see hundreds of them at one spot
Makushin Volcano
From land, it looks like a snowy mountain, but actually, it is an active volcano—one of the most interesting places within the Aleutian Islands
Fur Rondy
Run, Rudolph, run! This festival in Alaska offers a unique blend of winter fun and Alaskan tradition
Birdwatching
Check out thousands of rare bird species, some of which can be seen only in Alaska. Visit the Pribilof Islands and meet them all!
Caribou Fall Migration
Caribou deer are an integral part of Alaskan wildlife. Every fall, these animals migrate across Kobuk River. Watch them in their natural habitat!
Snow Geese Spring Migration
Millions of wild cries hover above the land as endless birds fly overhead—just to notify they're coming home
Denali
The highest mountain peak in North America is located in Alaska. Are you ready to conquer it?
Gold Panning
Alaskan lands remember the times of the great Gold Rush. Moreover, there is still a chance to get some gold! Are you ready to face this challenge?
Bear Watching
It’s impossible to imagine Alaska without wild bears. Come and see these strong animals in their natural habitat!
Kayaking among the Kenai Fjords
The Kenai Fjords National Park is considered one of the most beautiful places in Alaska. There is no need to say that kayaking there is something unbelievable!
Salmon Fishing
If you’ve never fished before, Alaska is a good place to start! Accept the challenge and try to catch some big salmon
Big Game Hunting
Hunting in Alaska is a challenging and sometimes even dangerous activity
Polar Bear Watching
Alaska is one of the few regions in the world where it is possible to spot polar bears
Caribou Spring Migration
Caribou herds migrate across Alaska twice a year. And both times are equally impressive
Anchorage 4th of July Fireworks, Parade & Events
Plunge into the exciting atmosphere of Independence Day celebrations with the Alaskans!
Nalukataq, Whaling Festival in Barrow
It is perhaps the most authentic Native American event in Alaska. People there still preserve their old traditions
Fireweed and Shooting Stars Bloom
Don't think that Alaska is only a land with snowy mountains and glaciers. It has beautiful and flamboyant flora too!
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
Join an old Alaskan tradition—a long dog race across the state!
Alaska State Fair
See a giant cabbage and snack on Alaskan seafood at a major annual event
Yukon Quest
Watch an exciting 1000-mi sled dog race between Fairbanks and Whitehorse
New Year's Eve in Anchorage
Fireworks and northern lights illuminate the skies on the main night of the year
Sandhill Crane Migration
Alaska is among the most spectacular places to watch the sandhill crane migration
Alaska Fall Colors
Marvel at unparalleled fall color displays against snow-capped mountains
Hummingbirds
When it comes to hummingbirds, Alaska has a little something to surprise you with
Golden Days Fairbanks
The largest parade in the state and plenty of fun competitions
Arctic Lightning Air Show
Aerobatics and ground displays at a historic air base
Three Barons Renaissance Fair
Discover another realm at the Medieval festival in Anchorage
Arctic Thunder Open House Air Show
One of the biggest air shows in Alaska showcases jaw-dropping examples of aerobatic finesse
Skagway White Pass Railroad Summit Train Tour
A scenic three-hour route allows passengers to enjoy beautiful panoramas along the White Pass Railroad