Destinations

Anchorage is Alaska's largest city and home to 40% of the state's population.  An urban setting surrounded by ocean and mountain lends to a "wild life" unlike any where else.  This city of roughly 280,000 is uniquely placed between the mountains of Chugach State Park, the nation's largest state park, and the waters of the Cook Inlet. 

For many of our guests Denali National Park is the highlight of their trip.  At over six million acres Denali is about the size of Massachusetts and is the home of North Americas highest peak, Mount McKinley. At 20,320 ft, Alaskans refer to the mountain as Denali, meaning the high one or great one in the native Athabascan language.

Known as the Golden Heart City for its residents and location in the heart of the state, Fairbanks is known for its rich gold mining history.  It is a place of extremes, where the temperature rises into the 90s in the summer and can drop to 60 below in the winter. Our guests will have the opportunity to visit downtown with fine eateries and quaint shops, take in a variety of optional excursions including a flight to the Arctic Circle and stay at the best hotels in the city. While in Fairbanks our guests may visit:

The historic town of Girdwood, located 40 miles south of Anchorage started as a mining community at the turn of the century. Originally known as Glacier City because of its picturesque location surrounded by magestic glacier covered mountains, it is a small community with a population of just over 2000. Girdwood boasts fine restaurants, quaint shops and the perfect environment for outdoor activities.