Things To Do In The Yukon

With most areas in Alaska and the Yukon experiencing close to 20 hours of daylight at the end of June, locals and visitors have good reason to celebrate! Summer solstice in the North means tons of light, ample outdoor recreation opportunities and a giant celebration in honor of the longest day of the year. Check out…

This photo by jadepalmer is used under a Creative Commons license “Life, he realized, was much like a song. In the beginning there is mystery, in the end there is confirmation, but it’s in the middle where all the emotion resides to make the whole thing worthwhile.” –Nicholas Sparks, “The Last Song” Alaska is a mystery…

This photo by Josiah Mackenzie is used under Creative Commons License Shel Silverstein’s children’s book “The Missing Piece” tells the story of an incomplete-circle-shaped character who leisurely rolls around looking for his missing piece that will ultimately make him a complete and perfect circle. When he finally finds the piece that fits he rolls so fast…

There is no better way to experience the Great North than to step out into nature and take in the surroundings.  Little in this world beats the rush that accompanies scaling a mountain or discovering the view of towering glaciated peaks and crystal blue lakes. Alaska’s dense woodland forests and abundant wildlife make each hike…

“Golfer” by Dan Image courtesy of freedigitalphotos.com The snow is still solidly packed in the mountains, but soon melting ice and puddles will give way to blades of grass peaking out from beneath their winter cover. Spring is to Alaskans what April is to golf lovers – a promise of wonderful things to come. At…