ALASKA - BRIEF TRAVEL GUIDE
Explore the true North, the land of spectacular scenery, abundant
wildlife and friendly hospitality.
WHAT TO SEE, TO DO AND WHERE: Mount McKinley is the highest mountain in
North America (6,194 m or 20,306 feet), 150 miles from Fairbanks.
Mountain climbing season is very short because of cold weather, strong
winds and avalanche hazards. Nearly 1,000 people each season attempt
the mountain, the best climbing conditions are in June.
Many visitors come to Alaska in winter to see Aurora Borealis when
Northern Lights glow in all its glory.
Birdwatching is also very popular among Alaska visitors, over 250 bird
species inhabit the area, especially the southwest region.
Whale watching boat trips allow the visitors an opportunity to observe
and photograph Beluga, Orca, Humpback and Gray whales, along with many
other marine mammals, in their natural environment...
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