Alaska
Imagine your vacation in Alaska for one moment. You delight when
you spot a grizzly bear with a cub or two in tow, or a herd of hundreds of caribou crossing the road in front of you. That instant
when the silence of a misty fjord is shattered by a pod of giant
humpback whales, breaching high into the air, then crashing back
against the sea. While your floatplane flies over crystal glaciers,
toward the midnight sun, remember: This is Alaska. This is real.
This is the adventure of a lifetime.
Alaska visitors can experience the state’s unique Native
culture including totem carving, Native dancing, the blanket toss,
traditional music, crafts and festivals as well as cultural and
historical museums, heritage centers and academics. Whether you
want to explore Alaska’s vibrant Native culture or other
artistic and intellectual attractions like music festivals, local
artisan handiwork, Russian iconography or museum exhibits, a
long list of things to do and see awaits you.
Every region of the state offers accommodations that cater to
the needs of the angler - ranging from luxurious to rustic. What
kind
of experience are you after? Alaska offers some of the most spectacular
fly-fishing, saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing and even ice
fishing in the world. It can be as easy as pulling off the side
of the road and casting a line. Or you can charter a boat or
float plane to whisk you off to a secluded fishing hole. With
over 3
million lakes, 3,000 rivers and countless fish-filled streams,
you can see the challenge isn't catching fish, but deciding what
kind to catch and where!
Whether it’s a 5-star resort and dining experience or grilling
your own freshly caught King Salmon on a remote river bank camp,
your options are as plentiful and broad as Alaska itself.
Whatever your interests, Alaska has something for everyone. |
