Travel to Alaska takes some planning, so we've put together our best tips for packing, making an itinerary and being prepared for all sorts of weather. From when to visit Alaska to that sweet spot ...

Taking a road trip across the state of Alaska doesn't have to mean renting a car. Instead, let the Alaska Railroad serve as your connection to many of the state's most popular destinations. Explore ...

Visiting Alaska and planning the trip can be daunting, but here you'll find the answers for putting together an unforgettable travel experience. These frequently asked questions about visiting ...

Since 40 percent of the population of Alaska lives in Anchorage, resources are readily available, allowing you to stock up on road-trip goods for a lower cost than in smaller towns. 4.

Traveling the roughly 1,400 miles of the Alaska Highway is not as risky since paving was completed in 1992, but a road trip on the northland artery (also known as the Alcan) still requires ...

For more information on the Seward Highway, visit www.byways.org. Also check out The Milepost, a mile-by-mile travel guide to Alaska roads (www.themilepost.com).

A meal of ptarmigan fresh from the mountains, priceless. April 2021 (Photo by Steve Meyer) Memories of a hunting road trip must include the rural cafes one finds along the way.

Even by Alaska standards, reaching Whittier is a uniquely protracted undertaking, requiring motorists to take a 2.5-mile toll tunnel ($13 round trip for a car) that is only wide enough for one-way ...