A massive aspect of tourism in Alaska involves the sustainability effort. With such beautiful and undiscovered nature and countryside is extremely difficult for many large-scale resorts to reduce their impact on the surrounding environment. Through sustainable lodges it’s possible to enjoy an Alaskan vacation guilt free knowing that your experience is not making an impact
Mat-Su Valley Welcoming People The Mat-Su Valley stretches over bountiful land full of welcoming people, and limitless prospects for exploration and adventure. A perfect combination of remoteness paired with modern amenities and opportunities for relaxation allows guests to reach ultimate levels of satisfaction. If you plan to visit Alaska at some point in your life,
The backcountry packrafting sweepstakes will coming soon. Stay tuned or subscribe to our mailing list and get start of sweepstakes and updates to your email inbox! Till then… enjoy the video of Mark and Ed Plumb. McCallum Creek McCallum Creek is a crazy little creek in the Alaska Range, just off the Richardson Highway. This
Multi-Day Fly in Raft Trips in the Talachulitna The Talachulitna aka “Tal” as it is commonly referred to, is located totally within state patented lands. We will floating the Tal it is usually a five (5) day trip, down Talachulitna Creek and then down the Talachulitna River to the Skwentna River. From the start at
Best Alaskan Wilderness Lodges are Reached only by Floatplane Alaskan Wilderness Lodges by the Skwentna River might be set on their own emerald-green glacial lake, their own island, or far up a wild river valley, 40 miles from their nearest neighbor. The only way to get there is by small boat or air taxi. Some
