Alaska Fishing One of the greatest places in the world to catch fish.
Alaska Pictures Click here to see pictures of bears, eagles, marmot, the Aurora Borealis, the Iditarod and more...
Alaska Trekker Travel and Tours
Welcome to Alaska!
Denali National Park Denali National Park is the most visited area in all of Alaska. Wildlife abounds as it is one of the world's last great frontiers, its wilderness is largely unspoiled. At the height of the summer, wildflowers dot the open tundra.
Alaska Highway The Alaska Highway (also called the ALCAN Highway) is a long 1,390 mile road stretching from Delta Junction, Alaska at its northwestern end to Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada at its southeastern end.
2010 Alaska Railroad Schedule The Alaska railroad goes from Seward to Fairbanks/Denali. With schedules available year round, you'll know from the very moment you climb aboard the Alaska Railroad you're riding on the best train in the world.
Jobs in Alaska Alaska's fishing industry is the state's largest private employer and employs over 56,600 people for summer, seasonal and year-round employment plus another 22,000 indirect jobs with the state of Alaska.
Alaska Ferries Want to have a great time and cruise Alaskan towns up close and personal? Try the Alaska Marine Highway.
Cruising Alaska Check out cruise ship deals and book now for the 2009 season.
Bear Viewing Katmai National Park gives viewers an amazing view of one of the world's most breathtaking animals.
Alaska Railroad You'll know from the very moment you climb aboard you're riding on the train voted "Best in the World".
Temperatures Many weather-related myths surround Alaska's climate. One of the most common is that summer temperatures in Alaska are cool.
Iditarod The Iditarod began in 1973 as an event to test the best dogsled mushers and teams.
Alaska History Alaska was probably first settled by humans who came here across the Bering Land Bridge.
Alaska Eagles Alaska has half of the world's total bald eagle population.
