About Alaska:
Alaska is a U.S. state on the northwest extremity of North America; it borders British Columbia and Yukon in Canada to the east. Alaska is the largest U.S. state by area, covering more total area than the next three biggest states of Texas, California, and Montana combined.
The best reasons to visit Alaska include the state's remarkable landscape, wildlife, and the chance to see the spectacular Northern Lights. From gliding past icy glaciers and epic mountain crests to spotting humpback whales and bears, Alaska is home to some of the world's wildest landscapes.
Escapades in Anchorage
If you are looking for Alaska’s best activities and attractions, look no further than Anchorage! Between mountains and fjords, surrounded by national parks and filled with Alaskan wildlife, Anchorage combines the finest of Alaska: experience a city with wide-open spaces and the cozy warmth of the Land of the Midnight Sun.
Wildlife Whale Watching
See whales in their natural habitat on various whale-watching boat trips. Enjoy sightings of humpback whales while looking at the wonderful glaciers.
Northern Lights in Fairbanks
Alaska's northern lights season is in the middle of late August and late April, peaking in March, though it's a season defined more by its long, dark nights than by solar activity. Fairbanks is considered the best place for viewing the Northern Lights in the state. Located directly beneath the oval of the Northern Lights, the northerly location of Fairbanks means that aurora borealis hunters don't have to venture too far away from the city to spot the lights.
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