Travel Alaska with Maps, Businesses, Alaska Wildlife, Native Art, Gold Rush History, and Alaska Vacation Information. Featuring Anchorage, Denali, Fairbanks and the Kenai.

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Denali National Park draws people from all over the world. Its 6 million acres of wilderness have unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities, spectacular scenery, and as its centerpiece, some of the highest peaks in the Alaska Range. Mt McKinley (also known as "Denali" or "The High One") is 20, 230 feet tall. Here's how to make the most of your trip to the Denali Region.

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Here's your chance to Explore Alaska and its many communities. You can wander a rain forest, view bears on the tundra, follow the northern lights under a starry sky, or fish for huge salmon at two o'clock in the morning. There's a lot to choose from, and we're here to help. Let us help you make this an Alaska Vacation to remember!

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Alaska Native Art rises from a tradition of tool-making and deep cultural convictions about the sanctity of life and nature. Natural objects -- wood, ivory, bone, grasses, bark -- serve as both inspiration and raw material, and much of the art has a practical purpose: beauty is married to usefulness. Here's what you need to know about art in Alaska -- where to find it, how it's made, and how to determine whether it's authentic.

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Plan on seeing Wildlife, up close and personal, when you visit Alaska. You'll find black bears, grizzly bears, moose, mountain goats, dall sheep, wolves, and more, in urban as well as rural areas. Where there's woods, there's wildlife! Study up with this handy guide, brought to you by Bearfoot Travel Magazines, to animals you're likely to encounter when you visit the "Last Frontier."

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During the Gold Rush a century ago, gold miners came down the swift and treacherous Klutina River in boats they hand-made from spruce logs. The journey was tough: many perished, and those who lived wrote about churning rivers, deadly winters and other hardships. Copper Center became the hub where the miners dried out. Investigate Alaska's Gold Rush History in this special section.

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More Alaska Maps than you can shake a stick at. Want a map of Alaska museums? Gold rush towns? Campgrounds? Maybe a simple road map? You name it, we've got it. Print these maps and put them in your suitcase. Trust us, you'll need them later as you travel Alaska, and you won't find them anywhere else.

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