Nestled at the tip of Resurrection Bay on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula, Seward is easy to get to and offers stunning scenery and a long list of outdoor activities, making it a must-see for visitors to Alaska. Resurrection Bay is a fjord of the Gulf of Alaska. A fiord is a long, narrow inlet which was…
Valdez is a less frequently visited part of Alaska, but definitely one that should be on your list. We spent three days in Valdez and barely scratched the surface of all there is to do in this hidden Alaskan gem. The drive from Anchorage to Valdez takes you through high tundra, mountain passes and stunning…
Planning a trip to Alaska can be daunting because there is so much to see. The size of the state makes it difficult to experience it all in one trip. Valdez is one of the lesser visited areas in Alaska but you might want to take a closer look at this hidden gem. We spent…
One of our favorite places to spend a few hours is the Museum of Alaska Transportation and Industry in Wasilla, Alaska. The museum houses an amazing collection of trains, trucks, tractors and equipment which were used to tame Alaska, gather its resources and make life easier for Alaskan miners and settlers. The museum’s website tells…
Alaska’s Kennecott Copper Mine and nearby McCarthy, Alaska are a must see if you love history and getting a little off the beaten path. Located 80 miles from the Canadian border and an 8 hour drive from Anchorage, getting there is an adventure itself. The last 60 miles, you’ll be driving on unpaved McCarthy Road…
Whether you are visiting family or friends, exploring on your own, or here for business; you’ll find lots to do in and around Wasilla and Palmer. Located 45 miles north of Anchorage in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, Wasilla and Palmer offer endless opportunity for outdoor exploring. And if you really want to feel like a local…