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As the biggest state in the nation, Alaska offers endless opportunities to explore. Dubbed “The Last Frontier,” Alaska features swathes of undeveloped territory and sprawling national monuments dedicated to the beauty of North America. Traveling to Alaska can be fulfilling, but it can also be expensive to book hotel rooms year after year. With Alaska timeshare resales, you can have a cost-efficient lodging solution every year.
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Quick Facts about Alaska
- Alaska was the 49th state admitted to the United States.
- Over the past decade, Alaska has surged in popularity as a vacation destination, attracting thousands of tourists each year.
- Because the winters are so brutal in Alaska, summer is the most popular and preferred time to visit.
Things to Do in Alaska
Alaska is perfect for those who want to explore. Between the Aleutian Islands and the Northern Rocky Mountains, Alaska puts Mother Nature at the forefront of its attractions. Explore Denali National Park to discover six million acres of undisturbed wildlife at the foot of North America’s tallest mountain, Mt. McKinley.
In Alaska, you don’t need a zoo to experience wildlife. Helicopter tours are great ways to observe the Alaskan landscape from above. You can see bears, elk, and other Alaskan wildlife in their natural habitat. In the summer, Alaskan cruises are popular ways to see the state. From cities like Anchorage and Juneau, you can discover the great Alaska fjords in the North, or even go whale-watching in the Bering Sea.
No matter how great exploring Alaska can be, it can also get tiring. Head to Alaska’s economic hub of Anchorage to enjoy some of the urban attractions there. The Anchorage Museum is a great place to discover the art, history, and culture of Alaska, while the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts always has a show worth seeing. The restaurants around Anchorage provide great samplings of Northwestern cuisine at its finest, while spots like the Glacier Brewhouse offer some of Alaska’s signature brews.
