Venture into the heart of Alaska with this captivating selection of lesser-known treasures. Each point of interest is a testament to the state’s pristine wilderness and remote beauty, offering experiences far removed from the typical tourist trails. Immerse yourself in untouched landscapes, where the serenity of nature speaks volumes and adventurers are rewarded with the purest form of Alaskan allure.
Fairbanks North Star, Alaska
Secluded hot springs resort famous for its healing waters.
Girdwood, Alaska
A thrilling manually operated tram crossing a scenic gorge.
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, Alaska
The eerie remains of a once-bustling copper mining town.
Chugach National Forest, Alaska
A towering glacier accessible by boat or hiking trail.
Hatcher Pass, Alaska
Ruins of a gold mine boast rich history and scenic trails.
Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska
Historic site with evidence of human occupation dating back centuries.
Fairbanks, Alaska
A challenging hike leading to unusual rock formations and scenic overlooks.
Northern Alaska
One of the least visited national parks with incredible wilderness.
Interior Alaska
A secluded Athabaskan village rich in culture and wilderness activities.
Southwest Alaska
Remote park known for its stunning beauty, volcanoes, and glaciers.
Glenn Highway, Alaska
Park with access to Alaska's largest road-accessible glacier.
Eastern Interior, Alaska
A dramatic drive offering spectacular vistas on the way to Dawson City.
Seward, Alaska
A quiet beach hike featuring a rainforest, sandbars, and wildlife wonders.
Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Alaska
An active stratovolcano offering breathtaking views and geologic wonders.
Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska
A world-renowned spot for watching brown bears feast on salmon.
Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska
Vast arctic dune fields reminiscent of desert landscapes.
Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska
Pristine river offering remote adventures and exceptional fly fishing.
Denali Borough, Alaska
A less-traveled route with panoramic views of wild interior and Denali ranges.
Girdwood, Alaska
Pan for gold and explore historic mining buildings at this former mine site.
Ninilchik, Alaska
Small fishing village known for its quaint charm and Russian-influenced architecture.
Anchorage, Alaska
A restored house showcasing life in early Anchorage during the 1915 era.
Juneau, Alaska
Stunning blue ice caves accessible by trekking across Mendenhall Glacier.
