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  1. alapah avatar

    RE: Day trips from Anchorage, AK in August?

    by alapah 29 May 2012

    Ditto on the suggestion to skip Fairbanks and use that money and time elsewhere (and I lived in Fairbanks for quite a few years). Why…

  2. trekker502 avatar

    RE: Day trips from Anchorage, AK in August?

    by trekker502 29 May 2012

    Some of the hostels do have private rooms for couples. Check [www.AlaskaHostels.com] for a list of the hostels in Alaska with their web…

  3. trekker502 avatar

    RE: Alaska July 2012 - looking for a fellow traveller(s) and/or for help

    by trekker502 23 May 2012

    A few days ago there was a posted web address for Alaska outdoors, which you may find by using the Search All Forums space above or by…

  4. josiesomething avatar

    Alaska July 2012 - looking for a fellow traveller(s) and/or for help

    by josiesomething 23 May 2012

    Hi, A few days back, I bought a flight ticket from Frankfurt to Anchorage. I'm coming to Alaska on July 7 and leaving on July 28. I'd…

  5. trekker502 avatar

    RE: traveling in Alaska

    by trekker502 22 May 2012

    I recommend Spenard Hostel, 5 minutes taxi ride from the international airport. They are one block from an access route (Wisconsin Road)…

  6. yukonhippie avatar

    RE: Alaska: 5 Day Canoe/Kayak trip recommendations

    by yukonhippie 19 May 2012

    the options mentioned for Southeast Alaska are good ideas. Actually, all to SE Alaska is kayaking paradise. 'on a budget' is hard to deciphe…

  7. stopthebus avatar

    RE: Anchorage ALASKA

    by stopthebus 05 May 2012

    You might consider a trip on the train/bus south to Seward. It's a spectacular location right next to Kenai Fjords National Park. The…

  8. dzigavertov avatar

    RE: Short Alaska Trip with Young One

    by dzigavertov 29 April 2012

    Thanks for the feedback. I'll be going to McCarthy on a couple weeks for business so probably won't go back with the family in June--especi…

  9. ginfizzy avatar

    RE: Short Alaska Trip with Young One

    by ginfizzy 29 April 2012

    I live in Alaska, and my friends have a toddler, so we've been through this recently. Mark is right, you can't do it all in 5 days --…

  10. tch7 avatar

    RE: Short Alaska Trip with Young One

    by tch7 29 April 2012

    I concur that between your toddler and your lack of time, Denali isn't worth attempting. There's lots of hiking and great scenery between…

  11. markharf avatar

    RE: Short Alaska Trip with Young One

    by markharf 29 April 2012

    That's very good advice from #1. You child won't care one way or the other about where you are and what you're seeing--being trapped…

  12. dzigavertov avatar

    Short Alaska Trip with Young One

    by dzigavertov 28 April 2012

    My wife and I have a few days in Alaska after a job in Anchorage in mid-June. Basically a Monday through Saturday morning is what we…

  13. trekker502 avatar

    RE: Alaska Road Trip

    by trekker502 26 April 2012

    After you arrive in Alaska, purchase +The Milepost+ -- discounted at Wal-Mart, but sold at most grocery stores and gas stations. It is…

  14. trekker502 avatar

    RE: ALASKA 2012

    by trekker502 16 April 2012

    You would probably need to rent a large van to carry 9 passengers plus luggage, or two cars. Princess Tours includes train travel, which…

  15. rangers1919 avatar

    Re: Alaska solo travel 2 weeks

    by rangers1919 14 April 2012

    I would personally go with #1 arriving in Anchorage. It depends on what you want to do. Most things are on the road system between Homer…

  16. chugachmtnboy avatar

    RE: Another Alaska question - kayaking

    by chugachmtnboy 09 April 2012

    Hmmm, 2 weeks, you can really plan an interesting trip. But I still vote against Glacier Bay. You probably will want to see some "big…

  17. chugachmtnboy avatar

    Re: Another Alaska question - kayaking

    by chugachmtnboy 07 April 2012

    As an Anchorage resident, the place I send a lot of my visitors is [Kayakers Cove|http://kayakerscove.com/] . It's an incredibly secluded,…

  18. section8 avatar

    RE: Another Alaska question - kayaking

    by section8 07 April 2012

    I would go out of Seward and either book a public use cabin (state or in Kenai Fjords NP) or get dropped off for a few of days in of kayakin…

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  20. stopthebus avatar

    RE: Another Alaska question - kayaking

    by stopthebus 07 April 2012

    You can take a taxi to Miller's Landing if that's the only issue. There is also Kayak Adventures Worldwide, in downtown Seward. I agree…

  21. trekker502 avatar

    RE: Another Alaska question - kayaking

    by trekker502 07 April 2012

    There are kayaking tours to see the glaciers out of Whittier in Prince William Sound, about one hour's train ride from Anchorage. There…

  22. VisitAnchorage avatar

    Re: Alaska in Feb/March 2014, Anchorage and Fairbanks

    by VisitAnchorage 02 April 2012

    Chesco, I might suggest you check out Lazy Otter Charters in Whittier, Alaska. It's a much shorter distance from Anchorage than Seward…

  23. melfol avatar

    Re: Alaska solo travel 2 weeks

    by melfol 31 March 2012

    I think you have drawn up a fairly good schedule. Personally I'd start in Sitka. Alaska airlines flies into Sitka from Seattle if you…

  24. section8 avatar

    RE: Alaska in Feb/March 2014, Anchorage and Fairbanks

    by section8 27 March 2012

    You are coming at the wrong time of year for a glacier/bay cruise. If you want to get about a bit farther out of seward than resurrection…

  25. low_23 avatar

    RE: Alaska

    by low_23 26 March 2012

    Hello everybody, seems you had so much fun with the last question!! (I also thought that the OP wanted to do some kind of adventure thin…

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