The Best Time to Visit Alaska

An escapade to Alaska would be challenging because of the complicated geographic location, far distances between cities and tourist attractions, and most especially the freezing climate. A visit to Alaska would be one of a kind. Great natural wonders are hidden in Alaska and venturing the land is an exciting part of the trip. An Alaskan adventure would include hiking, cruises, fishing, sightseeing, wildlife viewing, and winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding, hockey, and skating. Winter season is not the end but the start of fun activities. Culture and entertainment is also a main attraction in the country. Cultural museums, traditional music, crafts, and festivals are some of the things you can experience in your vacation.


The best time to venture Alaska is during summer season. This starts in the middle of May to early September. But most visitors usually visit during the last two weeks of June to early July. These days are popular to tourists because of the advantageous weather condition. Warm and dry weather is experienced during the entire day. Another advantage is the celebration of Labor Day. Employees and business owners could leave from work to spend their vacation with their families. One of the must see place in Alaska during Labor Day is Denali. The surrounding is lively with colors and wildlife viewing is suitable  because animals are usually present and active. Spending murky nights without stars is also cut down. If you can see clear skies, then there is a high possibility that you can witness the Northern Lights on the month of March and after August 20.The Northern Lights is a beautiful attraction which has combined colors of blue, green, red, and violet. It usually appears in the sky for 10 to 15 minutes. Activities in Alaska depend on a specific period every year. Katmai is a native home for bears. The best months to view bears is from May to September. If you would love to view whales, then book your vacation any time from March to May. Fishing King Salmons in Alaska is affordable. The largest King Salmon is found in Kenai River. The best time to fish there is on the months of May, June, and July. Other famous fish in Alaska are Silver Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, and Trout. Trout fishing is open after June 15 above. The Iditarod Sled Dog Race is an event you shouldn’t miss. The competition runs for 1150 miles passing Alaska’s natural landscapes. Witness the event during the first Saturday of March until two weeks.

Short season in Alaska include fall and spring. Sunny days during summer season are usually warm especially on areas away from the coastline. The coldest winter in Alaska is encountered in the middle and northern areas of the country.

Whether you transport on a cruise or rent a car, Alaska will satisfy your holiday anytime of the year.





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