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Alaska

Towering glaciers, humpback whales, grizzly bears, and some of the most dramatic scenery on the planet — Alaska is the adventure of a lifetime.

Where to Go in Alaska

Most Alaska visitors arrive by cruise ship — and for good reason. Here are the top ports and highlights you won't want to miss.

Ketchikan

Alaska's "First City" is famous for its totem poles, rainforest setting, and incredible salmon fishing. A charming and colorful introduction to the state.

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Juneau

Alaska's capital is only accessible by boat or plane — making it feel truly remote. The Mendenhall Glacier and whale-watching tours are bucket-list worthy.

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Skagway

Step back to the Klondike Gold Rush era. Skagway's preserved frontier town, stunning mountain scenery, and the White Pass Railway are not to be missed.

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Sitka

One of Alaska's most scenic ports — a Russian-influenced coastal town surrounded by volcanic peaks, sea otters, and some of the best wildlife viewing in the state.

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Inside Passage

The legendary waterway stretching from Washington State to Southeast Alaska — a dramatic maze of islands, fjords, and glaciers best explored by cruise ship.

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Denali

North America's highest peak anchors one of the world's great national parks. Denali offers unmatched wilderness, grizzly bears, and dramatic tundra landscapes.

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