Everything about Alaska is massive — from the 90-pound cabbages grown in the Matanuska Valley to the coastline
that's longer than all the other U.S. states combined. North America's tallest peak, Denali, beckons from the
center of the state and its wild, beating heart, Denali National Park. Hike through this vast wilderness, where
taiga forests full of pines and spruce stretch below the towering peaks. Sail by the icy beauty of some of the
world's most impressive glaciers, from the Hubbard Glacier and the Tracy Arm Fjord. Cruise to Alaska to rent a
bike and pedal along Anchorage's Coastal Trail for sweeping views of the rugged forests and the expansive
ocean.
Take a glacier adventure cruise and see the state's best-known towers of ice, like the Hubbard, Dawes Glaciers, and Endicott Arm Dawes. Watch as the sun shines on the floating icebergs, and take in the nearby landscape is dotted with wildflowers, moose and tall pines.
Take your Alaskan adventure to the next level by combining your cruise with a tour through Alaska's interior. Travel by train to the center of the state — passing rivers, waterfalls and gorges along the way. Watch for wildlife and views of North America's tallest peak, Denali, before heading out for a hike through the wilderness or a white-water rafting adventure.
Take a cruise adventure to the last frontier in Alaska
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Alaskan food focuses on locally sourced ingredients that reflect the state's rugged terrain and the vast oceans surrounding it. These nutrient-rich waters serve up some gorgeous fish and shellfish, from super-fresh salmon to huge Alaskan King Crabs that can feed a crowd, while game meats and berries from the wilderness form a perfect marriage of flavor.