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  1. When is the best time to visit Anchorage?

    When is the best time to visit Anchorage? If you love wildlife, Anchorage will be like candy-land for you. The best time to visit this lovely place depends on what you plan to explore and the activities you want to do. A unique experience is in store for you when you visit anchorage, exciting walks…

  2. Top Three Fishing Locations in Alaska

    Fishing is a great social distancing activity! It is important to keep your social distance at this time with the Coronavirus spreading. Alaska has some of the top fishing spots in the world, and the most beautiful! Try these fishing spots when you need a break from quarantine: 1. Bristol Bay – many rivers are…

  3. Day Trip to Denali State Park

    One of the most beautiful parks in North America! This whooping 325,240 acre park is rich in views and wildlife. The name “Denali” means “the high one” in Tanana Indian and is named after the highest peak in North America, found in Denali State Park. Take a tour of the beautiful wilderness: Alaska Nature Guides…

  4. See the Longest Mammal Migration in the World

    Witness one of nature’s biggest wonders! The longest mammal migrations in the world is completed by the Gray Whale. They travel over 10,000 miles and pass through Alaska on the way. Major Marine Tours offer the chance to see these giant mammals in action, as well as the opportunity to see sea lions, sea otters,…

  5. Nome-Golovin Snowmachine Race

    Ever since snow-machines have been invented in 1960, there have also been races. The first official Nome-Golovin race was in 1967 and now the 54rd official race is here! Racers will follow the Iditarod trail 100 miles and back – totaling 200 miles. Three categories will race: men, women, and juniors. First prize is $1500!…

  6. Alaska’s Largest and Oldest Winter Festival: Fur Rendezvous

    The festival that has been going strong for 80 years! Fur Rendezvous, or locally known as Fur Rondy, started in 1935 for the return of miners and trappers after a long winter’s work. Sports, tradition, and art is a big part of this festival. There will be over 100 activities and events this year! Such…

  7. Cordova Iceworm Festival

    “Peace, love, and iceworm” The 60th annual Cordova Iceworm Festival is packed with events this year! Starting in 1961, the festival was created by locals that had a case of the winter blues. Today the festival has grown into a sense of community and love. The 8 day festival has events like Firework Extravaganza, Arts…

  8. Alaskan Zoo Lights

    Get ready to be razzle dazzled! The whole Alaska Zoo will be decked out in sparkling lights this Christmas season! Zoo lights will be available to visit from November 23rd to January 31st, Thursdays to Sundays, 5-8 pm. During December 20th to January 6th, zoo lights will be open every night! Tickets are $9 per…

  9. Zombie Half Marathon in Anchorage

    Bring your little monsters along too! Get those running shoes on because the Zombie Half Marathon is this weekend! Starting Saturday, October 12th at 10:00 am, the race will begin! Walkers will begin an hour earlier, at 9:00 am. Runners (and walkers) will start at Goose Lake Park and end at Kincaid Park. Your little…

  10. Alaska Reptile and Exotic Animal Expo

    The cute, the fuzzy, and the creepy… See all your favorite reptiles and learn about new ones at the Alaska Reptile and Exotic Animal Expo!  Some vendors include: Alaska Bug Dealers, Hedgie Hollow Alaska, Midnight Sun Exotics, Jonathan’s Reptiles, Northern Axolotls, Zeke’s Herp Homes, Valley Aquatics & Reptile Rescue, The Reptile Barn. Professionals will answer…

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