ALASKA TRAVEL GUIDE: Travel Tips For Visiting Alaska

Do you plan to visit Alaska anytime soon? If so then you will be happy to watch this Alaska visitors guide as we help guide you to your trip the the Last Frontier. Alaska is Americas largest state in terms of land area but also Americas least densely populated state. There is a lot of wide open space in Alaska.

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[LivinginArizona]

Really enjoyed my time in Alaska and look forward to go back and check out the Inner Passage.

[rafas]

1:32 _Shout out from Brazil to all Alaskans seen this epic USA across channel_
🇧🇷 & 🇺🇸

[fixpacifica]

I used to live in Fairbanks. There were a surprising number of places with warm water where you could swim in the summer. There was a large swimming hole in the hills just west of town with a beach that would have dozens of people there at any one time. Maybe it's still there. Harding Lake is another place you can swim. Anchorage has several lakes where you can swim. You just want to avoid glacier-fed lakes and rivers. Also, I never carried bear spray in the four years I lived there, If I went out on a wilderness trail, I just made sure I made noise as I walked.

[qb]

Castner glacier. I was there dude. its a definite must see

[prej]

I love ur travel guides so much. Straight to the point 👏 Wish it was longer though

[crayfish]

From what I've heard is that " If " a person wants to " Live " in Alaska they need to have
2 Things !
1) They need to " be Rich " as in to be able to " Afford " the " Living Costs " !
2) You have Got to be in " Good Shape " as in, that " The Weak Can Not Stay here " !

[LifeAfterwithTerree]

Really enjoyed this video. I have lived here my entire life and the scenery never gets old.🥰

[WCisBetterThanReforged]

Although swimming in the Cook Inlet is illegal because of the glacial silt, people to surf on the Turnagain Arm (the body of water directly south of Anchorage).

[touristsophath]

Thanks so much for sharing good place ❤️

[tearoftaste]

Yes rental cars are very expensive during peak season could be as much as $200 a day. Motorhome is the way to go if you can bring a friend or two you can split the cost. Dry camping is not that expensive. Your Coastal towns like Seward Homer you will not have a problem with mosquitoes the wind keeps the away. Their is a guy in Anchorage that has a used car rental business about $60 a day can't remember the name you can look online and find him.

[samihmina]

It's cool that they have a town named North Pole in Alaska.

[susansomersjohnson]

Had the most wonderful time there! Alaska is more than beautiful. I’m back in Fl. Now and so missing the cold weather. :)

[johnb]

Must be fun to visit there between June and September. Outside that you'll be freezing your $%# off.

[kamelkadri]

Man the only thing on my bucket list is Seeing Aurora (Northern Lights).

[arthurrubiera]

For the record, Alaska is the most Northern State, the most Western state and surprisingly enough the Most Eastern State in