Grizzly bears are ferocious animals. However, there's another prolific mammal numbered in the 200,000s that you should be more aware of in Alaska.
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This remote corner of Alaska offers unparalleled wilderness adventures, from glacier tours to eagle watching, in one of the country's wildest frontiers.
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Walk and hike around this massive icefield in southeastern Alaska that's twice the size of New York City and drains into more than 30 different glaciers.
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A coastal village once stood on stilts on a Bering Sea island, until its residents were forced to move to the mainland of Alaska nearly 100 miles away.
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River runners seeking peak adventure flock to Alaska's mightiest river, where bears and moose roam the shores and cliffs tower 1,000 feet above the water.
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Thousands of enormous brown bears feed on the sockeye salmon, clams, and dense vegetation in this Alaskan national park with recent volcanic origins.
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It doesn't take much driving outside of Alaska's largest city to get to the wild. This enormous state park has hundreds of miles of hiking trails and 120 peaks.
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You may not think of blueberry picking when you think of Alaska, but the state is home to some delicious berries that you can pick for yourself.
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The most humid state in America isn't Florida or any southern state. This unexpected winner will completely change how you think about climate.
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Before you can experience the raw beauty of this breathtaking natural land bridge, you must make a hefty trip to one of America’s most remote locations.
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These incredible national parks have fewer visitors every year despite being some of the best places to spot wildlife in the United States. Find out more.
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America's least-visited state is an outdoor wonderland full of national parks and mountains, and a destination to spot bears, whales and other wildlife.
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Finding campsites in popular national parks in the U.S. can be a hassle. Luckily, you can have all the outdoor adventure with fewer crowds in these parks.
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Head to this Alaskan island to see the "Brown Bear Capital of the World," a remote park beside a breathtaking coastal city where you can see bears roam free.
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Take a scenic trip exploring Alaska’s pristine, wild landscapes while navigating the state’s backcountry roads just a short drive from Anchorage.
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Experience world-class fishing and unforgettable wildlife at this mythical lake in Alaska, which is the largest freshwater body of water in the state.
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Stand in awe while admiring the constantly changing, absolutely stunning Alaskan landscape, which includes the largest tidewater glacier in the country.
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Step back in time at this mining ghost town deep in the Alaskan wilderness. Over a century old, walk through history and admire the area's alpine backdrop.
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Glacial wonders and icy excursions await in this Alaska region, one of the most accessible glacier areas set a convenient drive to Anchorage.
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Visit this small Alaskan town to experience the region’s history, take in the beautiful scenery, and see an awe-inspiring waterfall swimming hole.
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Located just 10 miles from Ketchikan, this Alaskan preserve features 14 totem poles and a Clan House, offering visitors a chance to explore Native traditions.
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Only 45 minutes from Anchorage, this Alaska town is a haven for skiing, fine dining, spa retreats, hiking, dog sledding, glacier adventures, and so much more.
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A beachy state park in Alaska's Kenai Peninsula often goes undiscovered by tourists, but those who go find mountain views and pure tranquility.
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Road trips don't come much more exciting and adventurous than this stunning drive through the spectacular scenery of Canada's Yukon Territory.
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This popular campground in Alaska is the perfect combination of being close to the town's amenities while also giving you the serene beauty of nature.
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This gorgeous river basin in Alaska is often compared to the Grand Canyon and is marked by the longest free-flowing river in the United States.
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If you're game to come face to face with the Last Frontier, this remote Alaskan wilderness with amazing landscapes and wildlife is perfect for intrepid hikers.
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