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AK Articles and Archives
The Crown Jewels
Make a Trip to the Most Famous Wildlands Preserved by the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act
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The Last Maverick
A Conversation with a True-Grit Western Politician and Conservationist |
Black Gold Record
How much oil is really in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge? |
Wowed By Ecotourism
In the wilds of Denali National Park, the grandmothers
of Alaskan conservation built the world?s first eco-lodge. |
The Environmental President
Twenty-five years after he signed the Alaska Lands Act, Jimmy Carter talks with Hooked about the promises it held and challenges it still faces. |
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Places to Play, Stay and Visit
Places to Play
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Awa River Pages
The river pages are based on AW's River Inventory which is a comprehensive listing of whitewater rivers. The inventory started as a compilation of the whitewater rivers that were listed in all available US guidebooks, and it continues to be updated with
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Kantishna Wilderness Trails
This is not exactly backcountry hiking but it's definitely has beautiful scenery. This is for the "not so adventurous souls" who still want to see the great outdoors but in the comfortable environment of custom motorcoach.
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Klutina River
The Klutina River is a hot spot for the famous Alaskan king Salmon (weighing in at an average of 35 pounds). The season runs mid to late June through the mid July.
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Kodiak Hiking
For information or a Kodiak Hiking Guide stop by the Visitors Center or contact the Kodiak Island convention and Visitors Bureau. Trails in the area range from easy to challenging and technical.
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Kodiak Island
Float trips are available through local guides and are a great way to enjoy the scenery. Sea kayaking is great for the lover of marine animals to get a close up view of Alaska's finest. Contact the Kodiak Island convention and Visitors Bureau
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Lake Clark
There are several navigable lakes and rivers within the National Park. Powerboats, Inflatable kayaks and canoes can all be enjoyed along these waters, also popular are raft trips on the wild rivers.
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Moose Mountain
Moose Mountain offers alpine skiing, snowboarding and a 100 km of cross country skiing. Instead of lifts they have buses that drive you up the mountain and then you ski down. The total number of trails available is 35.
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National Forests
 
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National Parks, Monuments, Preserves, Historic Sites
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Ptarmigan Lake, Alaska Trails Review
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The Kenai Canoe Trails
Located in Alaska's Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. An area of over 1.3 million acres of unspoiled wilderness with over 70 lakes. They offer trips varying from one to five days. All camping supplies are included for over night stays. Tour bookings are tak
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Tourism Board
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Trail Review Of The Chilkoot Trail In The Yukon
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State Parks, Forests, And Recreation Areas
Ph:99501-3557
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Places to Stay
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Alaska Campgrounds
Explore the many options for camping in Alaska. From renting a fully furnished R.V. to a remote wilderness experience at one of the many isolated Alaska campgrounds. "Camping in Alaska".
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Alaska Funny Moose Vacation Lodgings
Cabins accommodate up to 6 adults and include a fully equipped kitchen , a full bathroom, and 2 bedrooms.
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Glacier Bay Country Inn
This is not exactly what you might call "roughing it". Here in Gustavus, Alaska you can feast on local delicacies, including crab, halibut and salmon and sleep between flannel sheets and cozy comforters. They have five cabins, each cabin will accommodate
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Gwin's Lodge & Kenai Peninsula Charter Booking Service
Historic Alaskan log roadhouse resort restaurant/bar, guest log cabins/chalets, store/fshing tackle shop, and charter booking service. Closest lodge to Kenai and Russian Rivers' Confluence.Charters booked for Rainbow Trout, King or Silver Salmon, Pacific
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The Bear Track Inn
Located in beautiful Gustavus, Alaska the Bear Track Inn gives you many activties to choose from. Custom guided tours of Glacier Bay, world-class Sportfishing, wildlife viewing, whale watching and kayaking are just a few of your choices.
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Tolsona Wilderness Campground
This full-service campground, is located beside the beautiful Tolsona Creek. Hiking trails and fishing are also available in the area.
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Top Of The World Hotel / Tundra Tours, Inc.
This is not what you might call "roughing it". This hotel features 50 rooms with phones, cable TV, private bath, refrigerator and queen size beds. Tour packages are all inclusive (except meals) and include round trip airfare from Anchorage or Fairbanks to
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Places to Visit
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Alaska, City by City Travel Guide
Read all about Alaska facts, fishing guides, hunting guides, outfitters, lodges, R. V. rentals, Alaska campgrounds, tour guides, and air charter services for planning your Alaska vacation. whale watching trips, wildlife viewing including Alaska brown bear
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Anchorage Convention & Visitors Bureau
Your source of visitor information about Anchorage, Alaska
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Go4bass.com - Bass Fishing Tournaments, Bass Tournaments
Bass tournament fishing information source for bass fishing tournaments, bass tournaments, tournament bass fishing, smallmouth bass fishing, striped bass fishing in Georgia, Florida and other cities
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Mountain Skiing Little Switzerland
Trip skiing in the Alaska Range near the foot of Denali. Beautiful scenery great for intermediate skiers. Some climbing.
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Skiland
Skiland has 100 acres skiable area with a vertical drop of 1,050 feet. There are three lifts, two surface lifts and one double chair. Rentals for skiing and snowboarding are available.
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Abec's Alaska Adventures
Explore the Brooks Range by backpack or river trip. Experience a caribou migration on the Noatak, Kongakut or Hulahula rivers. Backpack Gates of the Arctic, Arrigetch Peaks or Arctic Refuge. Small groups are welcome. |
Alaska Fantastic Fishing Charters
If you want to do some serious fishing and in a serious boat then jump aboard the Sportfishing vessel SF/V Halibut Hunter. It is a 30 ft., 6-passenger, twin engine, deluxe cabin cruiser with a restroom and all electronics including GPS and radar. This is |
Alaska Fishing Guides Home Pages
An all Alaska Fishing site providing information to Alaska Fishing enthusiasts of all skill levels. Everything from flyout fishing lodges to local Alaska guides and charters. |
Alaska Heliskiing Adventures
What could be cooler than flying in a helicopter to distant Alaskan peaks and then skiing down 4000 vertical feet runs! |
Alaska Mountain Guides & Climbing School, Inc.
If you have no experience in climbing and want to learn the ropes, literally, these are the guys to call. They offer a two day course so you can get a feel for climbing or if you want some real training they also offer a five day course in which you fly a |
Alaska Salmon Fishing Guides-rainbow River Expeditions
Fish for trophy salmon and rainbow trout in beautiful Alaska. Located close to Anchorage for an easy day trip. |
Alaska Travel Adventures
Two very unique hiking trails near scenic Ketchikan! Check out them out in the paddling and fishing sections below as well. |
Alaskan Bicycle Adventures
They don't just do biking! They offer several different tours options. You can Bike, Fish, Hike & Kayak or if you think you are real tough you can try the Arctic Ocean Ride of Pain! |
Alaskan Northwest Adventures
Located 80 air miles northeast of Nome on the waters of the Niuklak River. The camp grounds and cabins located only 17 miles upriver from White Mountain. Fishing is only a few feet from your cabin door. Activities are not limited to fishing. Other activit |
Aniak Air Guides
Hunting and Fishing trips to meet everyone's needs. Trips range from fully guided float trips, or your basic fly-you-out-and-drop-you-off type trip. Trips are limited to 3 to 5 people per week. Located in Aniak, Alaska, 350 miles northwest of Anchorage. |
Arctic Treks
Guided, small group, wilderness backpacking, rafting and hiking adventures in Alaska's Brooks Range, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Gates of the Arctic National Park |
Coal Creek Wildness Guided Adventures
Go hiking with Russ Lewis, a sixth grade teacher who spends his summers guiding hikes. Hikes range from easy to difficult and from a few hours to all day. All hikes are in or near Seward or Soldotna. |
Golden Plover Guiding Company
Guided tours for wildlife viewing and photography. All tours are centered in the Colville River Delta on the edge of the Arctic Ocean. Trips offered year-round with transportation, lodging, and knowledgeable guides provided. |
Jakolof Ferry Service
These guys don't just run the local ferry, they provide a number of services. Mountain Bikes can be rented from The BUZZ (907) 234-7479 or the Homer Saw (907) 235-8406. |
Juneau Sportfishing & Sightseeing
These guys offer too much to list. Here are just a few activities: Helicopter Tours, Gold Panning, Bear Watching, Glacier Bay Cruises, Float Plane Tours, Dog Sled Rides, River Rafting, and Sea Kayaking. |
Kenai River Trips With Alaska Wildland Adventures
Raft a remote section of the Kenai River and shoot some spirited rapids in the Kenai Canyon. Choose between a two and one-half or seven-hour trips. All Equipment Provided. |
King Of Kings Guide Service And Lodge
Our lodge is located on the shores of Cook Inlet near Anchor Point. We fish two tides a day, one for salmon and one for halibut. We also offer a remote, fly out, fly fishing cabin for salmon and trout. |
Mystic Waters Flyfishing
Kenai River Alaska- Expertly guided fly-fishing for trout, char and salmon on the Upper and Lower Kenai River. Lodging and packages availalbe. |
Out Of Bounds Adventures
Based in Juneau, Alaska, OBA offers unmatched terrain with many runs over 4,000 vertical feet. Packages include 10 days 9 nights lodging, 100,000 feet of skiing/snowboarding,1 day kayaking and an Out of Bounds T-Shirt or hat. |
Pangaea Adventures
Sea Kayak Alaska. Specializing in sea kayaking trips in Prince William Sound and Backpacking in Wragell St. Elias National Park. Fully guided Multisport adventures. |
Salty Fly
Fly fishing excursions for all tastes. Try their ATV Fly fishing Safaris or the Emerald Island Xtreme Float-n-Fish Trip. Salty Fly's staff experience and guidance for anglers of all skill levels. |
Steller Ventures
An organized three-day southeast Alaska adventure tour including hiking, kayaking, and caving. The tour is located on Prince of Wales Island, within the Tongass National Forest. |
The Ascending Path
The Ascending Path Guide Service provides a "whole systems" approach to teaching climbing and guiding. We inspire and cultivate personal and environmental responsibility, introspection and mindfulness by facilitating exciting and fun climbing experiences. |
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Alaska Outdoor Council
AOC is a council or federation of Alaskan organizations and individuals who have an interest in outdoor activities or resources, and who believe in conservation of our natural resources.
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Fairbanks Cycle Club
Fairbanks Cycle Club is a very large group of cyclists, anywhere from 200 to 250 members. They hold weekly rides as well as races.
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Fairbanks Hiking Club
We are a group of Interior Alaska residents who enjoy visiting all the nooks and crannies of Alaska under our own power. We explore on foot, by boot, ski, and snowshoe the many beautiful areas of the state of Alaska.
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Fairbanks Paddlers
To conserve free-flowing rivers, protect public access, encourage water safety, develop skills and have fun!
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Juneau Freewheelers Bike Club
Juneau Freewheelers are involved in many activities besides cycling. Their 80 members work with the Kids Safe and 4H programs just to name a few.
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Camps, Clinics and Books
Camps
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Dig Afognak
Dig Afognak began in 1993 as part of a community-wide effort to regain and restore many archaeological sites that were being disturbed causing valuable information to be lost forever. Dig Afognak offers you the opportunity to live in their field camp.
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