Top Alaska Culture - page 10

Connect with authentic Alaska. Embark on a thrilling cruise to Metlakatla, Alaska’s only Native reserve, and hike the scenic Yellow Hill Trail, where you’ll uncover ancient petroglyphs and enjoy stunning panoramic views. Delight in a traditional Tsimshian dance at the community longhouse and explore the vibrant Artists Village. On the return journey to Ketchikan, savor locally caught sockeye salmon and watch for wildlife, all while enjoying complimentary hot beverages. Connect with authentic Alaska and book your adventure today!

Follow the story of the Mat-Su Valley from mountain pass to hometown streets on this relaxed heritage day trip. Travel from Anchorage into Hatcher Pass to explore the preserved Independence Mine and hear how mining and early settlement shaped the region. Then return to downtown Palmer to slow down over lunch at Palmer Alehouse, with an included tasting flight (or a non-alcoholic option). With scenic views throughout and time to enjoy each stop, this tour blends history, landscape, and local flavor in one easy day.

This isn't your average aurora tour; it's a 12-hour, immersive "Arctic Odyssey." Go deep into remote Alaskan wilderness for unparalleled dark skies, unique landscapes, and stunning Northern Lights. Beyond just viewing, engage in active adventures like snowshoeing, campfires, and seasonal extras (ice singing, berry picking). Perfect for adventurous photographers seeking a true, intense Alaskan night experience.

Explore the Alaskan city of Seward, nestled amid mountains and Resurrection Bay, with this self-guided audio tour. Download the app, don your headphones, and traverse at your own pace to learn about the city that was once ravaged by natural calamities and how it has emerged as a vibrant community. Follow the map for a leisurely stroll, pausing as needed, to discover wildlife, stunning landscapes, and enjoy a bit of shopping.

Get ready to explore Ketchikan like never before with our guided sightseeing tour. Enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of Ketchikan in a comfortable and pristine minibus that seats up to 20 people. This includes a custom tour of Downtown Ketchikan, along with 4 to 5 other stops of your choice. We recommend checking out Rotary Beach, Totem Bight State Park, the George Inlet Cannery, the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center, Herring Cove Wildlife Viewing area or the Historic Creek Street area for some shopping. Don't miss out on this opportunity to have a fun-filled and informative tour of Ketchikan. Book your tour now!

Explore the stunning landscape and rich culture of Ketchikan on a personalized 3-hour private photo tour. This unique experience offers an opportunity to capture the island's beauty while learning about its fascinating history and local traditions. Ideal for photographers of all levels, this tour provides the perfect setting to enhance your skills while discovering hidden gems of the area. - Personalized 3-hour private tour tailored to your interests - Discover Ketchikan’s culture and history through photography - Suitable for photographers of all skill levels - Explore various scenic locations and capture stunning images

Ride ATVs aggressively through muddy tidal flats. Control your own ATV on a high intensity adventure. Drive your own ATV or add a passenger on back. Motorsports and outdoor experience recommended. Mandatory participation in recovery's and safety.

Enjoy a delightful evening at Trail Breaker Kennel in Fairbanks with the Beer and Puppies event, where puppy cuddles and local brews await. This 1.5-hour experience offers unlimited playtime with adorable puppies, along with an insightful presentation on modern dog mushing by an expert musher. The Beer Garden will serve a selection of local drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, making this a perfect outing for all ages (21+ for alcohol). Guests can also participate in an optional kennel tour and Q&A session. - 1.5-hour puppy playtime with an authentic musher presentation - Beer Garden open from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, featuring local brews - Optional kennel tour and Q&A session at 6:00 PM

Discover the raw, untamed beauty of Alaska on this self-guided tour through Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula. From the urban trails of Alaska's largest city to the towering blue ice of Exit Glacier, this tour takes you through some of North America's most spectacular wilderness. Begin in downtown Anchorage, where moose wander through city parks, then drive south along the stunning Seward Highway as it hugs the dramatic coastline of Turnagain Arm. Watch for beluga whales in the silty waters below and Dall sheep on the rocky cliffs above. Continue to the Kenai Peninsula, where ancient glaciers calve into turquoise lakes. Visit historic gold mining sites, walk among rescued wildlife at a conservation center, and stand at the edge of a glacier that has been retreating for centuries. Whether you seek adventure, wildlife encounters, or the peace of vast Alaskan landscapes, this tour delivers an authentic experience of the Last Frontier at your own pace.

This is your Custom Mini Aurora activity that is catered to your needs surrounding your Arrival into Fairbanks or departure out of Fairbanks, Alaska. This is a quick Aurora Chase to the closest possible good viewing spot for you to see the lights. Arriving in the middle of the night? Departing in the middle of the night? Delayed at the airport? Haven't seen the Aurora yet on your trip? Did you plan the night off but the Aurora is supposed to be Crazy Good and EPIC? Then THIS activity is the one for YOU!!!

Explore the thrilling world of dog sledding with a guided tour at the nearest Iditarod kennel to Anchorage. Engage with champion sled dogs, learn about the life of a musher, and hear captivating stories from an Iditarod veteran in a cozy, heated yurt. This interactive experience is perfect for all ages and offers insight into the famed Iditarod race, making it an unforgettable adventure for families and groups alike. - 1.5-hour guided kennel tour suitable for all ages - Meet and interact with champion sled dogs and learn about mushing - Engage in a Q&A session with a seasoned Iditarod participant - Private group bookings available for a personalized experience

This is your Overnight Denali National Park plus Aurora Chase. Custom Full Day plus Overnight at a lodge near the park. This is an Adventure for up to 6 guests that should not be passed up if you are visiting in September through November, or February through May. If you want the opportunity to see Denali National Park during the off season, and have a unique location to watch the Aurora, and if you thrive on adventure, Then THIS TOUR is the one for YOU!!!

This powerhouse glacial river is packed with thrills, crashing waves, and nonstop excitement. Experience the rare midnight sun twilight and tackle larger rapids on the Private Lions Head run—an unforgettable whitewater adventure like no other! The Matanuska River is where NOVA’s journey began in 1975, and with 50 years of experience on these waters, we know how to bring you the best of this stunning river. Located just two hours north of Anchorage, this iconic half-day trip offers unparalleled mountain views and miles of consistent Class III & IV rapids. Outfitted with top-of-the-line gear and guided by our expert team, you’ll experience the rush of Alaska’s wild rivers in a safe and exhilarating setting. Surrounded by breathtaking alpine scenery, this adventure is a true Alaskan treasure.

I Am A Local Native Tlingit Indian Born and And Raised In Ketchikan Alaska With 30 Years Experience As A commercial Fisherman Pilot In Both Helicopters and Airplanes Land and Sea both Single and Twin Engines CDL Truck Driver and Heavy Equipment Operator and I Have Been Chasing Wildlife For Most Of My Life So I Have A Better Chance Of Success Than Most

Come join us on this 26-foot Hewescraft vessel. This boat was built specifically for whale watching in extreme comfort. This small group excursion will take you away from the crowds and will allow you to view whales up close and personal. Call for private charters. This boat takes only five passengers at a time.

Unparalleled access to remote Alaska! Cruise through passages that are home to an abundant wildlife aboard an Alaskan-built, high-speed expedition vessel with comfortable seating, wrap around windows and heated cabin. Experience true Alaska–explore old-growth rainforest, discover life in the intertidal zone, learn traditional Native harvesting techniques, and enjoy an Alaska-style beach campfire. Take a leisurely break from cruising to step ashore on remote Annette Island, welcomed by a greeting from your Tsimshian Alaska Native hosts: “La Gwelga Lak!” (The Fire Has Been Lit!). Indulge your adventurer’s appetite with a scrumptious feast that includes Alaskan hotdogs, chips, seasonal jams, and other local delights, while sipping on an Alaskan Beer, or your choice of wine, soda or juice. Finish your meal with an American classic: roasting marshmallows for S’mores. Return to the vessel and set sail back to Ketchikan.

Step into the Alaskan wilderness and create your own masterpiece with The Painted Picnic—an outdoor painting class set against breathtaking mountain and lake views. Hosted by a local artist and ranch hand, this experience combines creativity, nature, and local insight in a way that’s truly one-of-a-kind. Whether you're a first-time painter or a seasoned creative, you’ll leave with a finished canvas and unforgettable memories. Paint, sip, and picnic at the base of Hatcher Pass—no experience necessary, just bring your lunch and your sense of adventure!

Embark on an unforgettable adventure directly from your cruise ship! Your expedition boat takes you on a magical journey through dynamic Sitka Sound, offering breathtaking views and abundant opportunities for wildlife sightings. Arrive at a remote, modern homestead nestled in the picturesque Silver Bay Fjord. Here, you’ll enjoy storytelling, s’mores, snacks, and hot beverages while soaking in the stunning scenery. On the return trip, take a different sightseeing route to continue your wildlife exploration. This unique experience combines the beauty of nature with the comforts of a cozy retreat, making it the perfect excursion for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Embark on a full-day private tour through the captivating landscapes of Yukon where natural wonders and scenic beauty come to life. Stop at the iconic “Welcome To Alaska” sign, a photo-worthy landmark that marks the entrance to this remarkable region. As you continue your adventure, immerse yourself in the tranquil allure of Tutshi Lake and Tagish Lake, two iconic lakes surrounded by majestic mountains. Admire the larger-than-life charm of the “Yukon” sign, a testament to the region’s unique character and spirit. Discover the enchanting Bove Island, where nature’s serenity is on full display. The awe-inspiring Carcross Desert awaits an unexpected sight amidst the wilderness, offering a glimpse of nature’s fascinating contrasts. Unleash your inner explorer and dive into the charm of Carcross, a welcoming town brimming with local culture and history. Culminate your journey at the mesmerizing Emerald Lake, before heading back.

We start off the tour with a nice trip over the whale watching grounds on a 12 mile run to the crabbing location. From there we put your names on the crab pot buoys, bait the pots and toss them over. Huge Dungeness crab, rock crab, and even Puget Sound king/Box crab, starfish and other oddities are hauled up in our crab traps. We can spend some time doing a bit of fishing or whale watching in the middle of the tour. You are able to ship your catch home or eat it back at the dock. Approx 4 hours

The Brown Bears at Pack Creek range in size from small cubs of the year to large males coming in over 1000lbs. May to Mid-June is mating season and summer foraging. We see bears interact in a variety of ways and courtship behavior is common, we also often see bears digging for clams, or eating sedge grass. This is also a great time to watch sows playing with cubs, and the best time for encounters with large males. Mid-July to the end of September are the various Salmon Runs, this is when the bears go to work. The bears focus is on fishing. The primary viewing location is about ten meters from the creek. This is when we often see the most bears in view at a given moment, and the only time to get a picture of a bear with a fish in its mouth. Viewing distances at Pack Creek can be as close as 30ft away or as far as a 1,000yds out, depending on the individual bear and which food source they are using.

We are unique because we cater only to individuals, couples, families or private groups. We do this to eliminate unneeded exposure to other travelers, ensure the best learning opportunity and not waste time picking up others.. We offer an airport or train station pickup or drop-off. Rest assured... We'll be there waiting for you!

Experience the soul of Interior Alaska on a 2-day overnight tour, away from crowds. Travel the stunning Denali Highway, spotting diverse wildlife like moose, caribou, and bears amidst tundra and glacial valleys. Learn about edible wild berries and unique geological formations. Relax in a cozy, remote lodge before witnessing the spectacular Aurora Borealis dance overhead, completely free from light pollution. This intimate journey offers a deep, personal connection with Alaska's wild heart. Why Choose This Tour? Experience a real slice of Alaska in 2 days - no tour buses, no crowds. Travel a historic and scenic section of Interior Alaska via the 152 mile Denali Highway. Connect with nature through wild foraging and geology exploration. Overnight in a peaceful, remote setting with a chance to view the aurora. Led by local, knowledgeable guides focused on sustainability, safety and authenticity. Extra fun surprises always included!

This four-day Prince of Wales Island package blends community connection, coastal exploration, and independent discovery. Based in Klawock, guests are welcomed with a local orientation and guided introduction to town before venturing into a thoughtfully curated mix of scenic drives, marine wildlife viewing, and culturally significant Tlingit and Haida sites. Built with both structure and flexibility, the itinerary balances guided experiences with time to explore on your own. Signature moments include a four-course tasting menu in the forest, a private whale watching excursion along the rich island spotted waters, and a guided visit at Kasaan’s Totem Park and Náay I'waans Whale House. From coastal drives and wildlife encounters to living cultural landscapes, this program offers an immersive Southeast Alaska experience with the comfort of local expertise and independent freedom.