What to Pack for Alaska: A TV Crew’s Field-Tested Guide
Wondering what to pack for Alaska? Our complete packing list covers every season, plus rain gear, footwear, camera gear, and more.
Everything you need to plan an Alaska trip without wasting time, money, or energy. From itineraries and packing lists to seasonal advice, transportation, and budgeting, this hub is built to help you prepare for the reality of traveling in Alaska — not just the postcard version.
Wondering what to pack for Alaska? Our complete packing list covers every season, plus rain gear, footwear, camera gear, and more.
A real day-by-day 10 day Alaska itinerary covering the Anchorage-to-Fairbanks drive. Real costs, real roads, what to skip — from
While summer reigns supreme for many travelers, May offers a unique perspective on this awe inspiring state. With long daylight hours, awakening wildlife, and less crowded, cheaper, shoulder season charm, visiting Alaska in May can be an unforgettable experience. However, it comes with its own set of pros and cons, so let’s delve deeper into what you can expect from Alaska in May.
Welcome to the land of the midnight sun! June in Alaska is a magical time to visit the state. The snow has mostly melted and the long daylight hours birth colorful wildflower displays, hungry wildlife, and hoards of tourists. From thrilling outdoor adventures to cultural festivals celebrating Alaska’s rich heritage, June is the perfect month to explore all that this rugged and enchanting state has to offer. Join us as we delve into the wonders of Alaska in June, where every moment is an adventure waiting to be discovered!
The idea of driving from Alaska to Russia is a tantalizing notion, conjuring images of an epic road trip spanning two continents. However, the reality is far more complex, and the dream of a continuous road connection between Alaska and Russia remains elusive.
With ancient glaciers, grizzly bears, and days that never end, Alaska is a world of its own. And the most popular time to experience Alaska and all its glory is during the month of July, the peak of summer. In this article, we’ll explore the pros and cons of venturing north during this magical (and admittedly, buggy) summer month.
Let’s take a short road trip from Wasilla to Anchorage, a roadside food journey. Buckle up as we traverse the North Glenn Highway, driving from Wasilla to Anchorage, not merely in search of an escape from the norm but on a quest for the untamed flavors that the Last Frontier offers. This is no ordinary road trip; this is a short but sweet culinary odyssey. Get ready for a down-and-dirty gastronomic road trip from Wasilla to Anchorage!
Whether you choose to hike through the wild, explore the glaciers, encounter incredible wildlife, paddle through the waters, or fly above the glaciers, traveling to Alaska in August will undoubtedly leave you with some stories. So embrace your spirit of adventure and make August a month you’ll never forget.
Most Alaska souvenir shops are full of the same generic stuff, made in China keychains, mass-produced t-shirts, and plastic totem