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Alaska, USA

'The Last Frontier State' Alaska is BIG! When planning your trip allow enough time for the region(s) you want to see and the things you want to do. All you need to do is determine what type of activities and adventures top your “must do” list and choose the region(s) that offer those experiences. Alaska offers the following and more...

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Alaska

Overview

Alaska Facts A Quick History

Impressive Attractions

Glaciers, Glaciers, Glaciers Wildlife ... in every direction Historic Mining Towns Trans-Alaska Pipeline

15 Alaska Icons - from Mount McKinley to the Mighty Yukon, 15 Alaska Icons You Have to See

Totem Poles Glacier Bay’s Great Whales America’s Symbol, the Bald Eagle The Chilkoot Trail The Mighty Yukon River Soldier’s Summit on the Alaska Highway North Pole Mount McKinley Trans-Alaska Pipeline The Iditarod Trail Kodiak Brown Bears Kennecott Mine

Some of the Best of Alaska’s Fishing and Golf!

Fishing in Alaska Golfing in Alaska

Sled Dog Races

Iditarod Yukon Quest

Itineraries!

Totem Tales of Old Great Rail Adventures Exploring Uncharted Alaska Scenic Drives (South

Activities in Alaska

Region Southcentral Alaska Region Interior Alaska Region Southeast Alaska Southwest Alaska Far North Alaska Statewide Activities

Lodging in Alaska

Bed & Breakfasts and Lodges Across Alaska

Alaskas Culture

As Diverse as the State is Big

State Essentials

Data & Facts Area, Flag, etc. Climate & Temperatures

General US Travel Info & Tips for traveling in the USA
...arrival, baggage, food, phone, customs, measures, electricity, and more...

Travel A-Z National Park Pass

Official Web Addresses

...of the state, cities, museums, sights, attractions, etc.

Official Websites Road Conditions (Winter Travel, etc.) Official Tourism Offices Websites Newspapers Events, Festivals Museums Attractions, What-to-do Parks, Gardens, National Parks, Memorials

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Source: photos: The Alaska Department of Parks and Tourism
Last modified: 20130130