February 20, 2023 | Top Activities & Things To Do
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Anna Shaffer appreciates the artists in the Ketchikan art scene.
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Katie Harms has an interest “in all things fish and all things ocean.”
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Thom Ely and Justin Craney believe there’s more to a bike trip than just a simple tour of the Haines or Skagway areas.
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Saloon Life During The Gold Rush
During the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898, the newly built town of Skagway, Alaska housed 80 (illegal) saloons. Saloons were the lifeblood of the community.
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Bear Using A Spruce Tree To Scratch His Back Near Skagway
This is bear country — the Yukon alone is home to an estimated 10,000 black bears and 6,000 to 7,000 grizzly bears.
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Local Fishing Spots In Juneau
There are 5 types of salmon that swim in Alaska’s streams: (1) chum (thumb) (2) sockeye (pointer finger sock-your-eye-out) (3) king (middle finger) (4) silver (ring finger) (5) pink (pinky finger.)
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Up Close With Whales The Size Of School Buses
If you plan your trip in July, you may witness a rare phenomenon known as bubble-netting, a new and specialized feeding technique unique to Southeast Alaska humpbacks and regularly practiced by only about 60 whales in the area.
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The Alaska Canoe Experience Is A Spiritual Journey Into First Peoples’ History
When you take a trip with Alaska Canoe Experience in Ketchikan, it’s more than a pleasant jaunt on the water. It’s part of a spiritual journey that reflects hundreds of years of the history of Alaska’s First Peoples.
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It’s All About Trust Between Musher And Dogs For Riley Dyche
Riley Dyche believes trust is the most important aspect of being a musher.
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