A massive expanse of land encompassing over 570,000 square miles, the "Last Frontier" is the largest state in the USA and larger than most countries on the planet. Home to 17 of North America's highest mountains, over 3,000 rivers, 3 million lakes, and more coastline than the rest of the United States combined. Alaska is a wilderness juggernaut that beckons adventurers from across the globe.
Alaska is home to some of the most iconic wildlife of North America, Brown bears, black bears and polar bears call the state home, and encounters with all but the latter are fairly common, often fishing the same streams as anglers, in search of the salmon making their yearly migration upstream. Wolves, lynx, and wolverine all make their home in the forests of Alaska as well as a long list of other mammals ranging from foxes and marmots, to beavers, caribou, and the mighty moose. Coastal waters support the great whales who come to the rich waters to feed and are common sights along the coastal towns and villages tucked away in the states many bays and fjords. These waters are home to an array of marine life, sea otters, puffins, seals, and sea lions, as well as resident pods of orcas that make wildlife tours by boat so popular for both locals and tourists.
Truly an outdoor paradise that should be on everyone’s list, Alaska offers an array of lodging options. From remote luxury wilderness lodges, a myriad of forestry cabins and camping opportunities, quaint Bed and Breakfasts and boutique hotels, or the chance to explore the state by RV and create your own mobile itinerary, the options are only limited by our clients desires.No one should miss the opportunity to explore the Last Frontier and lose themselves in the majesty of such a beautiful and pristine location.