Alaska

Alaska holds a secret world beneath its icy glaciers — enchanting ice caves that captivate adventurers from around the globe. Few sites on the planet can rival the wonder of ice caves, and plenty can be found in Alaska’s wide-open spaces. What are glacier ice caves? Glacier ice caves are natural formations that occur within […]

Did you know Alaska is twice the size of Texas? It’s huge! Locals and visitors rely on motor transportation in order to get around the state with ease. From getting to know the road better, and exploring the quaint Alaska communities more intimately, buckle up and fill the gas tank for these fun Alaska road

Twenty-four-hour darkness and sun at midnight. Ice-worm festivals and sweltering outdoor salmon bakes. Sun-dappled rainforest and freezing-cold arctic tundra. Your visit to Alaska will be very much impacted by when and where you choose to go. In a state that practically invented social distancing, you’ll rarely encounter crowds, but costs can be high, and the weather

Alaska is every bit as beautiful in the winter as it is cold. But don’t let the frozen ground stop you from enjoying the winter wonderland as stunning views and adventure are still possible. If you’re ready to experience Alaska in the winter, Gray Line Alaska has the best insider tips on weather patterns, activities

Planning a trip to Alaska is simply not complete without a stop at the famous Denali National Park and Preserve. With the tallest mountain in North America (and the park’s namesake) Denali towering above, there’s an abundance of natural beauty to see and things to do making this stop a bucket list destination in Alaska.

There’s no place quite like Alaska in the summer. If you’re planning a trip to the land of the midnight sun, keep reading to learn about what Alaska is like in the summer, from weather patterns and activities to tips on what to pack. What is Alaska like in the summer? Summer in Alaska is