Whether coming to visit the majestic beauty of Denali National Park or looking to witness the breathtaking spectacle of the Northern Lights, Alaska is truly the last great American Frontier. Fairbanks, Anchorage and Juneau have become popular points of entry into the state, but most visitors find themselves exploring the area outside the cities to truly experience the state's unique landscapes. The state is loaded with natural treasures and a number of well known National Parks including Denali, Gates of the Arctic, Glacier Bay and Katmai. Climbing, skiing, biking and fishing are just a few of the vast outdoors opportunities that can be enjoyed in this unique region.

Some of the most exquisite seafood cuisine can be also enjoyed in Alaska's restaurants and a visit to the state simply isn't complete without sampling the famous King Crab. Although Alaska dwarfs all the other American states in size, it is well connected by plane and the state's flagship air carrier, Alaskan Airilnes, has become one of the leaders in the American airline industry. For those looking to discover Alaska's native Inuit history, many cultural centers, historical sites and museums are dedicated to preserving the people's rich history and unique traditions. Cruises in the Bering Sea and Northern Pacific Ocean have also gained popularity in the last few decades and many marvel at the state's vast glacier formations off the coast and witness the wildlife that still inhabit these areas. For anyone looking to experience the last American wilderness, Alaska is the perfect destination!