A new beer and barley wine festival pops up in Anchorage
The Alaska Craft Brew & Barley Wine Festival will be held Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 at the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage.
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Taking the plunge: Glacier skiing and camping in the shadow of the Moose’s Tooth
Cautionary Tales: With Denali looming, we spent six days skiing and climbing at Root Canal Glacier, a prong of ice surrounded by towering walls of granite in the heart of the Alaska Range.
Photos: Badass women who made history in the Iditarod
Here’s a look at the female trailblazers who left their mark on the iconic race.
Forecasters urge backcountry caution this weekend amid avalanche danger around Turnagain Pass
A special avalanche bulletin is in effect for much of the weekend due to heavy snowfall and an unstable snowpack at Turnagain Pass and parts of Turnagain Arm.
'A real machine’: After hitting a Chugach milestone, climber Wayne Todd keeps pushing forward
The 55-year-old Anchorage mountaineer also has 70 first-recorded ascents in Alaska, spanning ranges all over the state.
Good snow, bad snow: Here’s to the friends who make skiing fun either way
Cautionary Tales: The most memorable winter moments aren’t always the bomber days spent skiing long and hard.
Turnagain Pass avalanche danger high after getting 4-5 feet of snow in 24 hours
The avalanche center issued a backcountry avalanche warning in effect until 5 a.m. Friday.
Size vs. strength: Comparing earthquakes
Describing how much bigger, and how much stronger, a quake is compared to another requires some math.
Ski movie season is here, and the stoke is high
Here's a roundup of ski movies playing in the Anchorage area to tide you over until the snow flies.
Bears, bushwhacking and otherworldly peaks: 12 days in Gates of the Arctic National Park
Cautionary Tales: The remote Arrigetch Peaks are a cluster of sleek, jagged mountains in the Brooks Range. Surrounded by rushing creeks and immersed in a gold-toned autumn wonderland, we were thrilled to embark on our two-week adventure.
Stinging, burning, biting: Midsummer hiking on the Kenai means a beatdown of a bushwhack
Cautionary Tales: I can't say the warning signs weren't there. But this bushwhack off the Johnson Pass Trail was one to remember.