Electric vehicles (EVs) have really taken off in the last few years, thanks to increasing concerns about climate change, rising fuel prices, and the government subsidies that make them much more economical. Many RV owners are also choosing electric cars for their...
Southeast Known as the Alaska Panhandle, is a picturesque area of mountains, fjords, rainforests and small coastal towns.Key CommunitiesHainesJuneauSkagway Explore...
There are over 80 Native American Totem Poles located in downtown Ketchikan. You can pick up a free walking tour map available at the Ketchikan Visitors Bureau and at locations all around town which include totem poles as well as other local attractions. Totem poles...
Prince William Sound, an irregular inlet in the Gulf of Alaska, has the densest concentration of tidewater glaciers in the world. The 10,000 square miles of protected waterways provide calm waters, ideal for sightseeing cruises and boating. Mountains rise up to 9,000...
The Kenai Peninsula, only 200 miles south of Anchorage, boasts colorful coastal towns, glacier and wildlife sightseeing as well as recreational activities including sailing, kayaking and fishing. Kenai Fjords National Park, on the south coast of Kenai Peninsula, is a...
Matanuska-Susitna Valley In the interior of Southcentral Alaska, is the Matanuska-Susitna (Mat-Su) valley, a fertile farmland protected by mountain ranges that is Alaska’s major agricultural area. Because of the long summer days, vegetables can grow to become huge....
