Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve

Gates of the Arctic National Park is a remote Alaskan wilderness gem, boasting breathtaking vistas and a serene atmosphere, perfect for escaping the crowds.

A sprawling 30,625-square-mile wilderness in Alaska, this park is a stunning tapestry of tundra and mountains teeming with wildlife.

The Arrigetch Peaks, rising sharply in Alaska’s Brooks Range, offer breathtaking granite formations reflected in serene mountain lakes, perfect for adventurous hikers and climbers.

At Yukon River Camp, nestled along the iconic Trans-Alaska Pipeline, you'll find hearty meals, warm hospitality, and basic accommodations that feel like a cozy pit stop on your Alaskan adventure.

Nestled on the waterfront just a mile from the airport, the Edgewater motel offers clean, cozy rooms with ocean views, a bar, and easy fishing charter access.

Nestled at the end of Tongass Hwy, this serene state park offers lush trails, stunning waterfalls, and a scenic beachfront for the ultimate nature escape.

Nestled in a national park, this stunning glacier-filled bay enchants visitors with its serene beauty and rich wildlife, making it a must-see in Alaska.

This cozy eatery shines with a stellar halibut burger and comfort food favorites, offering friendly vibes and daily specials without the fuss.

Chill and welcoming, this Juneau bar serves up exemplary halibut fish and chips, local brews, and a side of friendly conversation.

Venerable spot specializing in fried chicken that also offers burgers & old-school milkshakes.