Most people dream of a summer visit to Alaska. But if you want something a little different, come discover Southcentral Alaska in the fall months. Alaska transforms in the fall, and it’s honestly one of the best times to visit if you’re looking for a more relaxed, intimate experience. The weather cools down, the crowds…
Moose eat up to 70 pounds of plants every day Moose eat a variety of plants including woody plants, shrubs, bark, and water plants. They need almost 10,000 calories each day. In the summertime, moose eat up to 70 pounds of plants every day. During the winter, they eat about 30 pounds each day. During…
You’ve booked your whale watching cruise and your Denali bus ride. Now, throw the guide book away and discover the Alaska that the locals know and love. Living like a local isn’t just about where you go and what you do. It’s about how you experience it. Here are ten tips that will help you…
Welcome to the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, or “Mat-Su Valley” as the locals call it! Located in the southcentral region of Alaska – north of Anchorage and south of Fairbanks – this area is filled with natural beauty and adventure. We live in and run several businesses in the Mat-Su Valley and we’re excited to share with…
Most visitors to Alaska come hoping to see amazing scenery and lots of wildlife. But like most places, there are some iconic foods that Alaska is famous for and that you must try during your visit to Alaska. From Alaska street food to Alaska seafood, there is something to satisfy every palate. In this post,…
So many questions come to mind when planning a trip to Alaska. Planning a trip to Alaska is a big task. Whether you’re looking to explore the great outdoors, discover the local culture, or simply unwind in a beautiful setting, these questions will help you plan your trip, stay safe, and enjoy all that Alaska…
It’s a pretty safe bet that Alaska is not on your top three Spring Break destinations list. But maybe it should be. While you won’t be sunning on a beach, there are plenty of reasons to head north during Spring Break. Because most Alaskan cruises don’t start running their Alaska schedules until May, I am…
