Alaska is the 49th State (2 of 2) - English
Let's talk about the most beautiful places you should visit in each region in Alaska.
Interior
The Interior region of Alaska is home to some of the state's most iconic destinations. Here are five unforgettable places to visit in the Interior:
Denali National Park - Home to the tallest mountain in North America, Denali National Park is a must-visit destination in the Interior. Visitors can take a bus tour to see the park's stunning scenery and wildlife, including grizzly bears, wolves, and moose.
Fairbanks - Known as the "Golden Heart City," Fairbanks is the second-largest city in the Interior and offers a range of indoor and outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the city's history at the University of Alaska Museum of the North or take a scenic drive to Chena Hot Springs.
Chena Hot Springs - This natural hot springs resort is located about an hour and a half from Fairbanks and offers a range of activities, including soaking in the hot springs, viewing the Northern Lights, and snowmobiling.
North Pole - A small city, near Fairbanks. It's known for its year-round Christmas decorations, including candy cane–striped street lights. Santa Claus House is a Christmas store with walls covered in children’s letters to Santa and a huge Santa statue outside
Yukon River - The Yukon River is the third-longest river in North America and offers a range of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, and hiking. Visitors can take a guided tour or rent equipment to explore the river on their own.
Southcentral
Southcentral Alaska is home to some of the state's most breathtaking scenery and diverse wildlife. Here are five unforgettable places to visit in Southcentral:
Kenai Fjords National Park - This park is located on the Kenai Peninsula and features stunning glaciers, fjords, and wildlife. Visitors can take a boat tour to see the park's glaciers up close or go hiking in the park's wilderness areas.
Anchorage - Alaska's largest city is located in Southcentral and offers a range of cultural attractions and outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center, take a scenic drive along Turnagain Arm, or go hiking in Chugach State Park.
Homer - Known as the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World," Homer is a small town located on the Kenai Peninsula. Visitors can go fishing, take a boat tour to see the town's stunning scenery, or visit the Pratt Museum to learn about the town's history and culture.
Valdez - This small town is located on the eastern edge of Prince William Sound and offers stunning scenery and outdoor activities. Visitors can go kayaking, take a boat tour to see glaciers and wildlife, or go hiking in the Chugach Mountains.
Matanuska Glacier - This glacier is located in the Matanuska Valley and is one of Alaska's most accessible glaciers. Visitors can go hiking on the glacier or take a guided tour to learn about its history and geology.
Arctic
The Arctic region of Alaska is home to some of the state's most unique and remote destinations. Here are five unforgettable places to visit in the Arctic:
Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow) - Located on the northernmost point of Alaska, Utqiagvik is the northernmost town in the United States. Visitors can experience the unique culture of the Iñupiat people and learn about their traditional subsistence lifestyle.
Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve - This park is located entirely north of the Arctic Circle and is one of the most remote national parks in the United States. Visitors can explore the park's wilderness areas, which include mountains, rivers, and tundra.
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - This wildlife refuge is the largest in the United States and is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including caribou, wolves, and grizzly bears. Visitors can go hiking or take a guided tour to see the park's stunning natural beauty.
Kobuk Valley National Park - This park is located in the Northwest Arctic Borough and features the Great Kobuk Sand Dunes, one of the largest sand dunes in North America. Visitors can go hiking or take a guided tour to see the park's unique landscape.
Prudhoe Bay - Located on the Arctic Ocean, Prudhoe Bay is home to some of Alaska's most important oil fields. Visitors can take a guided tour to learn about the oil industry and see the stunning coastal scenery.
Southwest unforgettable five places to visit
Katmai National Park and Preserve - famous for its grizzly bear population and stunning wilderness landscapes.
Unalaska / Dutch Harbor - a city located on the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. It is known for its fishing industry and is home to the largest commercial fishing port in the United States.
Lake Clark National Park and Preserve - a remote and rugged area offering hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Kodiak Island - known for its stunning scenery, outdoor recreation, and rich cultural history.
Pribilof islands - group of four volcanic islands in the Bering Sea, located about 200 miles north of Unalaska and 200 miles southwest of the mainland of Alaska.
Inside Passage unforgettable five places to visit
Glacier Bay National Park - This stunning park is home to glaciers, fjords, and abundant wildlife. Take a boat tour to witness the beauty up close.
Ketchikan - Known as the "Salmon Capital of the World," Ketchikan offers plenty of opportunities for fishing and exploring the town's historic Creek Street.
Juneau - Alaska's capital city is nestled between mountains and the sea. Take a tram to the top of Mount Roberts for breathtaking views.
Sitka - This charming town is rich in history and culture, with attractions such as the Sitka National Historical Park and the Russian Bishop's House.
Skagway - a small town in Alaska, United States, known for its gold rush history and as a popular stop for cruise ships.
Don't miss the opportunity to visit this beautiful place and get the experience. If you are ready, reach out to us to help you plan your trip.
