Bailey Berg

For true adventure seekers and wilderness lovers, the park is rife with opportunities to play — from backpacking, fishing and camping to rafting, hiking and climbing.

It’s easy to see why the Kenai Peninsula is often referred to as “Alaska’s playground.” Here are a few spots to get you started.

Here are a few gorgeous options within 30 minutes of Anchorage, whether you have a few hours, a day or an overnight adventure in mind.

From how to get there, to activities, to the perennial question: “Will the mountain be out?”

With busy fishing fleets, thriving art and food scenes, vibrant Native communities and quirky little museums, it’s hard not to fall in love with Alaska’s largest island and coastal communities.

Hikers are spoiled for options in Alaska. Here are some tips for keeping things safe and enjoyable.

Here are just a few animal sightings for your bucket list and tips on where to scope them out.

It’s easy to see why the Kenai Peninsula is often referred to as “Alaska’s playground.” Here are a few spots to get you started.

From how to get there, to activities, to the perennial question: “Will the mountain be out?”

Here are just a few animal sightings for your bucket list and tips on where to scope them out.

For true adventure seekers and wilderness lovers, the park is rife with opportunities to play — from backpacking, fishing and camping to rafting, hiking and climbing.

Hikers are spoiled for options in Alaska. Here are some tips for keeping things safe and enjoyable.

Small ships lack some of the amenities that larger vessels have, but they do allow for easier social distancing and a more flexible itinerary.

Discarded evergreen trees provide entertainment, novelty and sometimes a snack for moose, wolves, musk ox and other animals at Anchorage’s zoo and the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center.

The Kenai Peninsula is often referred to as “Alaska’s playground.” Here are some things that make Hope, Seward, Kenai, Soldotna and Homer special.