We Show Independent Travelers a Better Way to See Alaska

Glaciers, wildlife, mountains, national parks, vast wilderness: these professionally designed itineraries allow you to explore yourself independently without missing highlights

Jump into Anchorage or add it to Cross Bakers. Based on your budget, customize hotel preferences and adventure levels. Use this structure to plan yourself or contact an agent that can be reserved for you

Alaska is big. Whether you want to book it yourself or want help from a local expert, we will show you how to adapt to it.

For 25 years, we have used Alaska's activity guides, maps, Alaska's apps, etc. to help more visitors.

Bob tells his story - change his life experience, why does he want to give up? This is Alaska's way

Last summer, from June to October 2017, an adult man swam along a large river swimming and walked about 1,000 miles while climbing many mountains along that road. Before deciding to return to Yukon, he traveled from Alaska through the Yukon to Canada's northwestern region. Why did he leave Alaska? How did he cross these mountains and rivers? What sort of landscape features does he prefer? Where will he go next? These are the questions we hope to start answering. At these moments we not only notice external things such as eye precision, erectness of ears, detected beard and other perfectly adapted functions covering the bones, muscles, brains of living organisms. Otherwise you will feel something very powerful and humble. At these moments there is a relationship that can be undeniable as being more pleasant.

So there are many reasons for people to go to Alaska: adventure, love, scenery, vacation, hunting, traveling and sports. Similarly, people will work in Alaska. Working in Alaska means many things besides the day's work of the day. This means working in a vast area of ​​Alaska. This means seeing this country which was once a wildlife landmark in the Western Hemisphere. In other words, it means expanding the field of view. Adventure This also means high salary

More than 20 years ago, my husband and I traveled from Alaska's home to Alcan (Alaska - Canada Highway) so I can acquire a postgraduate degree in California. We do not know how our lives are closely related to hundreds of truly thousands of international students from all over the world.