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The Ultimate Adventure Escape: Visit Alaska

They call it "The Final Frontier" for a reason

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The Ultimate Adventure Escape: Visit Alaska
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Alaska is a fantastic destination for students with its breathtaking landscapes and unique wildlife. We found the culture to be sparse but deep, and who knew there were so many Thai food places and breweries. Here's some must dos in the "final frontier" ??

1. Denali National Park: Visit Denali National Park, home to the highest peak in North America, Mount Denali. Explore the park's diverse ecosystems, spot wildlife like bears, moose, and caribou, and take part in ranger-led activities and hikes.

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2. Glacier Bay National Park: Head to Glacier Bay National Park, where you can witness magnificent glaciers calving into the sea. Take a boat tour to get up close to these icy wonders, and keep an eye out for marine life such as humpback whales and sea otters.

3. Kenai Fjords National Park: Discover the stunning fjords, glaciers, and coastal landscapes of Kenai Fjords National Park. Take a boat tour to see the massive Harding Icefield, spot seals and sea lions, and maybe even catch a glimpse of a calving glacier.

a couple of cars parked next to a couple of campers Photo by Joshua Sukoff on Unsplash

4. Anchorage: Explore Alaska's largest city, Anchorage. Visit the Anchorage Museum to learn about the state's history, enjoy outdoor activities in nearby parks, and sample local cuisine at the city's diverse restaurants.

5. Fairbanks: Journey to Fairbanks, known for its northern lights displays. During the winter months, you can witness this incredible natural phenomenon. Additionally, you can visit the University of Alaska Fairbanks Museum, which features exhibits on Alaska's natural and cultural heritage. Remember to pack appropriate clothing for the weather, including warm layers, waterproof gear, and sturdy footwear. Also, be sure to check for any travel advisories or restrictions before your trip. Enjoy your adventure in Alaska!

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