alaska
Alaska is huge, wild and spectacular. Glaciers calve into fjords, brown bears fish for salmon, and Denali rises above the tundra.
A handful of excellent wilderness lodges make it very comfortable, and small planes and helicopters open up places few people ever see.
where to go
North America's highest peak and a national park full of wildlife.
Tidewater glaciers and marine wildlife.
Glacier Bay, fjords and small towns.
A quiet bay of forest, islands and wildlife.
The largest national park in the US.
Brown bears catching salmon at Brooks Falls.
when to go
Alaska is best from May to September, with long summer days.
June to August
Long, mild days and peak wildlife.
May and September
Quieter, with good wildlife and autumn colours in September.
November to March
Northern lights, snow and dog sledding.
where to stay
Wrangell-St Elias
A family-run lodge with its own bush pilots.
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experiences
Fly to see brown bears fishing for salmon.
Land on a glacier by helicopter or small plane.
See humpbacks and orcas in the fjords.
Meet the dogs and ride a sled, even in summer on a glacier.
Fly around Denali on a clear day.
Fish for salmon with an expert guide.
June to August for wildlife; winter for the northern lights.
Very, especially at the backcountry lodges.
Small planes, helicopters, rail and boats. We plan every connection.
Yes, from June to September, with the best viewing in July.
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