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Small Planes: What It’s Like Flying The Inside Passage
Most flights are fairly routine for pilot Mike Stedman. But there have been some memorable journeys.
Train Conductor Mike Sica Never Gets In The Way Of A Good Story
"My favorite thing about the railroad, in addition to the scenery and the history and the magic of trains, is the people on the train.”
Hiking The Chilkoot Trail? Packer Expeditions, Ltd. Is The First Stop
The Chilkoot Trail is the first 33 miles of a 450-mile trail leading to the gold fields near Dawson City in northwest Canada. The 450-mile trail is, he said, "a pretty epic journey.”
The Buckwheat Ski Classic Is Classic Skagway
“Our motto is, ‘It’s a race designed for the lazy, the infirm and the few who are fast,’” he said. “But it’s become one of those events where you wonder why some people aren’t on the Olympic team. In fact, in the past we’ve had a few Olympians.”
The Trail Never Ends For Park Ranger Annie Brady
For Annie Brady all trails lead back to Skagway and the Chilkoot Trail.
The Wheels Keep Turning For Matt Jillson
"Touring is about getting into that rhythm and watching the scenery and seeing the world go by. You’re going fast enough for the scenery to change and slow enough to stop and take a picture."
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.
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.