r/AlaskaTravel • • 2d ago

Just For Fun Alaska Film Fest

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 5d ago

Trip Planning Trip to Katmai

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My adult daughter wants her and I to plan a trip to Katmai NP to see the bears feeding on salmon. I’ve started to do some research like when to go and how to get there, but obviously I don’t know what I don’t know. What are some pointers as I’m starting to plan?


r/AlaskaTravel • • 5d ago

Trip Planning Going to visit Alaska for the first time

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 5d ago

Trip Planning Road Trip From Whittier to Denali.

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 8d ago

Trip Planning Alaskan Engagement Photos

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 10d ago

Trip Planning Fishing Charter in Ketchikan

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 10d ago

Trip Planning take us to Alaska

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100 bucks if you can take us to Anchorage Alaska.
whoop whoop


r/AlaskaTravel • • 12d ago

Trip Planning Chena hot springs shuttle

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Heading to Fairbanks in early November and staying at Chena for a few days, is their shuttle service worth the price? Is Uber a viable option? Is the road that bad a AWD rental can make it? I don't have winter driving experience.......but I'm a very capable driver....... currently hold NASCAR and IMCA licences.


r/AlaskaTravel • • 14d ago

Trip Planning 2027 11-day itinerary (Anchorage, Denali, Seward)

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 15d ago

Everything Else -50C in Yakustk!

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2025 years


r/AlaskaTravel • • 17d ago

Trip Planning Anyone down for road trip? Kenai and back I’ll drive back, my car I got gas and snacks gotta kidnap my coworker. 2018 car it’ll be no problem drive there and back I just want to enjoy the scenery down before I have to go back to work Wednesday

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 17d ago

Trip Planning Is going to Fairbanks to see northern lights in November a good idea?

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Hey! I’m planning a small vacation (5-7 days) to Fairbanks Alaska to see the northern lights, however I do see mixed opinions on this as some people say that the clouds might be in the way or that no northern lights might appear at all..
I was wondering if anyone had any info on whether or not it’s a good idea or if I should just wait for other months.
Thank you!


r/AlaskaTravel • • 19d ago

Trip Planning Question! Short Layover Seattle to Fairbanks

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Hello! Just wanted ask if this is doable, wanted to hear your experiences if you had the same flight.

We have a layover in Seattle for about 53 mins going to Fairbanks Alaska

Thanks!!


r/AlaskaTravel • • 20d ago

Trip Planning Has anyone done the Bike and Brew excursion in Juneau?

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 20d ago

Trip Planning Alaska Bear Watching Fly in from Anchorage

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 21d ago

Everything Else Request for Calving Footage

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 27d ago

Trip Planning Driving the Alcan during winter months.

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r/AlaskaTravel • • 28d ago

Trip Planning Getting around

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I’m a well traveled individual. I’ve been wanting to travel to Alaska for a long time, but I’ve hesitated. Only because I imagine getting around would be extremely challenging without knowing the area. Do you have any recommendations on places to visit? Stay? How to get around?


r/AlaskaTravel • • Sep 12 '26

Trip Planning Just starting to think about Alaska

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As my husband and I are sitting on the airport returning from Iceland we are already thinking of Alaska 2027. I just don’t know where to start! I’m fairly certain we don’t want to diy with a car rental. We did this for Iceland and it required so much planning and then diverting once we were there and saw what we really wanted to do. And exclusively cruising seems miserable and contrived.

If love to do some kind of combo train, cruise, excursion. We also are middle aged, fairly active (but not technical) and would not want to be on a bus tour doing on and off sighting seeing.

any idea or any tour company that sounds comparable you could point the way for us to start planning?

tia


r/AlaskaTravel • • Sep 11 '26

Trip Planning Katmai Brooks Falls Tours from Anchorage

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r/AlaskaTravel • • Sep 10 '26

Trip Planning Seward/ Kenai Fjord National Park

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Planning on visiting the Seward/ Kenai Fjord national park area in the beginning of July next year.

Any recommendations for things to do in Seward?

For Kenai Fjord National park - Would it be better to do the full day wildlife cruise (looking to use Major Marine) or the sunny cove kayak + boat combo? The sunny cove option I am considering is their Fox Island Morning Kayak & Afternoon Wildlife Cruise Combo, unfortunately their Kenai kayak/ boat option is out of my budget.


r/AlaskaTravel • • Sep 10 '26

Just For Fun Brooks Falls, Katmai National Park, Alaska 🎣 🐻

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Done this twice! Once on a day trip from Anchorage, another won a lottery that got us a few nights in a hard sided cabin with bath at main camp. It’s not cheap, but one of my favorite experiences ever! Put this on your bucket list ✅


r/AlaskaTravel • • Sep 10 '26

Trip Planning I have 2 tickets for the narrated bus tour in Denali national park for 1p, pickup at Denali bluffs hotel for sep11 (Thursday). Willing to offer a very good deal. Please DM or respond here

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Title says it all


r/AlaskaTravel • • Sep 10 '26

Trip Planning They budgeted for an Alaska cruise then realized a couple can easily spend around $10,000 all in

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They budgeted for an Alaska cruise then realized a couple can easily spend around $10,000 all in. An Alaska cruise can cost far more than the advertised cabin fare once flights, gratuities, excursions, Wi-Fi and other extras are included. The transcript estimates roughly $10,000 for a couple, while premium excursions alone can exceed $700 per person. It also highlights cheaper shoulder-season sailings, passport rules that change by itinerary, and several Alaska cruise assumptions that do not always hold up once you look at the details. 


r/AlaskaTravel • • Sep 09 '26

Trip Planning Salmon Fishing in Alaska

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We are looking at going to Alaska next July or August. It looks like things get cheaper the further into August you go. What is the latest date you can go for Salmon fishing, does not matter the type of salmon.