Alaska Adventure Travel
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 Alaska adventure travel via cruise ship.
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There are many ways to travel around Alaska. You have cruises, rail tours, motor homes, camping and car rentals. Alaska is a magnificent place with plenty of things to see and do. Adventure travel come in all shapes and sizes. We will customize your trips to fit your budget and the physical pace you desire. Alaska Adventure travel can help you choose to be around lots of people or be around very few with our custom Adventure travel itineraries. See Alaska the way you have always dreamed with Alaska Adventure Travel, let our 20 years of experience be your guide.
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Exploring Alaska by rail surrounds you with breathtaking beauty of the last frontier
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Alaska Adventure Visitors travel to remote Alaska for many reasons. We can set you up with the best Alaska has to offer: Adventure travel is world renowned in Katmai National Park, Denali National Park, Alaska Peninsula and Prince William sound. At Alaska Adventure Travel we offer the best hotels, B & B's or Lodges all around Alaska. Also the best wildlife viewing and glacier tours.
America's Last Frontier
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Polar Bears (Ursus Maritimus), believed to have evolved from brown bears 200,000 years ago range in two Alaskan populations: the Chukchi/Bering Seas of western Alaska and the Beaufort Sea off northern Alaska.
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Adventure Explore America's last great wild place. You're bound to experience the adventure of your life. The surrounding wilderness areas offer boating opportunities of all sorts. You have guided or unguided river rafting, canoeing, kayaking, jet skiing, motor boating or paddleboat pedaling. Also Alaska has monster halibut and all five species of pacific salmon, rainbow trout, char, and grayling.
Alaska is known for the Northern Lights. They are glowing and look like dancing curtains of lights. Fall, winter and spring is the prime season for viewing. Sometimes they are barely visible or appear colorless and unmoving. At other times they are incredibly bright and fast moving.
Alaska's Scenic Routes
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Alaskan Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) are distributed in 32 distinct herds. Preferring treeless tundra and mountains, these majestic even-toed ungulates, also known as reindeer, range through most of Alaska.
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You also have the Scenic Byways, The Seward Highway and the Glenn Highway. The drive south from Anchorage to Seward is incredible journey. You follow the Turnagain Arm, past Portage Glacier, through moose-rich meadows over the huge evergreen trees in Chugack National Forest down to the town of Seward. The Glenn Highway you drive north through Matanuska Susitina Valley. There are spectacular views of majestic and rugged landscape, crystals clear waterways, and tundra where moose and bear wander.
Maybe you came north to Alaska to seek gold and adventure. There are several mining towns. Crow Creek Gold Mine and Indian Valley Mine. Once they were a tent citys in the wilderness, know blossomed into cities. Here folks can still pan for gold and learn about Alaska's pioneers.
Explore America's last great wild place. You are bound to experience the adventure of your life.
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 are distributed in 32 distinct herds. Preferring treeless tundra and mountains, these majestic even-toed ungulates, also known as reindeer, range through most of Alaska.','Alaskan Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) are distributed in 32 distinct herds. Preferring treeless tundra and mountains, these majestic even-toed ungulates, also known as reindeer, range through most of Alaska.','Alaskan Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) are distributed in 32 distinct herds. Preferring treeless tundra and mountains, these majestic even-toed ungulates, also known as reindeer, range through most of Alaska.');)
