Is there any nature preserve where I can see Arctic wildlife in Alaska?
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The Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge is in north-east Alaska. You might be able to see bald eagles, moose, caribou, wolves, ermine, black or ... morebrown bears and white-fronted geese on your visit.Alaska is a great place to catch sight of wildlife. For Arctic wildlife, the US Fish & Wildlife Service's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is ... more the most authentic place to go. It has polar and grizzly bears, snow geese, wolves and wolverines, peregrine falcons, caribou herds, and many other animals. Note that this is real wilderness you'll be visiting, and they don't provide packaged trips or trail maps. Consequently, there are risks involved, and you need to be an experienced hiker and/or camper to get the most out of the experience. But it would certainly be among the most unforgettable experiences you'll ever have.The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is probably the best place to see arctic wildlife in Alaska. The refuge has bears, including polar bears ... more and grizzly bears, as well as elk, deer, birds and other wildlife.Sure. One of the best wildlife reserves in the nation, if not in the world, is the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. You may even have a chan ... morece to see polar bears there. Guide services are available and highly recommended. -
Are there any dogsled racing events to watch in Alaska besides the Iditarod?
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There's the Yukon Quest every February. During this 1000-mile run between Whitehorse, Yukon and Fairbanks, Alaska, teams race along the mai ... morel delivery dog sled routes used in the early 20th century.The Yukon Quest is a 1000 mile sled dog race between Fairbanks, Alaska and Whitehorse, Yukon in Canada. There are ten checkpoints. Each chec ... morekpoint offers you an opportunity to watch the race.The Alaska Sled Dog and Racing Association holds an annual championship race. It is a three day race, where the teams travel 25 miles each d ... moreay. The grand prize is a new racing sled.The Iditarod may be the race that gets the most media coverage, but there are several others available for watching in Alaska, including the ... more Yukon Quest. Yukon Quest is a 1000 mile sled dog race running from Fairbanks Alaska to Whitehorse Yukon. There are multiple viewing stations set up along the trail giving you several options to catch the action. -
Where is the best place to go skiing or snowboarding in the Fairbanks, Alaska area?
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Mount Aurora Skiland is a nice local hill to enjoy some skiing or snowboarding in Fairbanks. The feature slopes that range in skill level fr ... moreom beginner to advanced, so you can start with easier terrain.SkiLand on Mt. Aurora is a great place to snowboard or ski. It has beginner and advanced slopes, so you can enjoy the sport at whatever leve ... morel you're at. The day lodge is also awesome for warming up.SkiLand at Mount Aurora offers slopes for all levels of experience. Forget your skis? No worries - rent them at the mountain. Enjoy a day on ... more the slopes and an evening in the lodge.Mount Aurora Ski Land in Fairbanks would be probably be a good place to go skiing or snowboarding because they have slopes for all skill lev ... moreels. They have a snack bar and lodge there too. -
Is there a pet-friendly hotel in Juneau, Alaska that accepts a cat and a dog?
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The Super 8 motel in Juneau, Alaska allows you to bring your pet along with you during your stay. They do not have size or weight restrictio ... morens but you must pay a refundable deposit at the time of arrival.The Prospector Hotel is a nice, well-maintained, pet-friendly hotel in Juneau. It's in a great location, overlooking the Gastineau Channel, ... moreand some of the rooms have a view of the water.Your choice for multiple pets is definitely the Super 8 Juneau on Trout Street. There is only a refundable pet fee, and there is no restrict ... moreion on the number of pets you are allowed to keep in your room. The room prices are very reasonable too.
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