Part of a continuing weekly series on Alaska history by local historian David Reamer. Have a question about Anchorage or Alaska history or an idea for a future article? Go to the form at the bottom of ...

The Alaska Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has released a new “Alaska Native Culture Guide.” The move comes barely a few months after a redesigned TravelAlaska.com launched with expanded ...

Since Juneau, Alaska, offers so many activities, ships generally spend a full day in port. Here's what to see and do in the ...

The ultimate nature escape in the USA has to be Alaska - a state with arguably the most unique landscape, culture, and climate to the rest of the country. From glaciers to fjords, and lakes to forests ...

Other popular activities include world-famous salmon fishing and scenic float trips on the Kenai River, which flows 75 miles ...

John Hall’s Alaska has announced a series of tour packages for 2023 to mark its 40th anniversary celebrations. The multi-generational, family-owned business in the 49th state will launch both new and ...

One of the most famous places to visit in Alaska is the incomparable Denali National Park. Encompassing more than six million acres and larger than the entire state of Massachusetts, the park is best ...

If you missed last week’s column about “Alaska Resident” specials, fear not: There’s a whole new crop that popped up in the last few days. There’s been an increase in specials that are set aside for ...

Question: I’d like to go to Alaska in June 1998 to do some adventure kayaking, rafting, hiking, etc. but don’t want to pay the tour companies $300 per day, when most of that is probably profit in ...