Hiking and Packrafting in Alaska can truly be a great adventure. The Brooks Range in Alaska is the Northernmost extension of the Rocky Mountains spanning 700 miles. It’s remote location draws the more adventurous of backcountry travelers to explore it’s rivers and mountains. In July of 2017 Iwan Eicher and Christian Schlappi from Switzerland […]
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For adventurous spirits, the yearning to explore lies deep within. When Alaska crosses their path, many heed it’s call. Two and a half years ago Andrew arrived in Alaska and his passion for the outdoors is mirrored through the lens of his camera. Below is a video of some of his recent work. You can
Considered one of the last frontiers of raw and rugged wilderness, the Brooks Range draws outdoor enthusiasts from around the world looking to immerse themselves in nature and connect to a land untouched. Located in the northernmost portion of Alaska, these mountains extend into Canada and are estimated to be up to 126 million years
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As we approach the end of 2016, we reflect on our year. As a business focused on creating a positive community atmosphere and sharing the beauty of nature, we feel drawn to invest in our communities and support the continued conservation of nature. Travelers come to Alaska to experience it’s majestic and breathtaking scenery. Nature
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For many travelers, the moment arrives when your spirit yearns for adventure. It takes courage to leave the comforts and security of home to explore the unknown. Bicycling Around the World Maud Scheid heeded life’s call and took one year off from work in France to ride her bicycle around North and South America.
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Many outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to Alaska’s mountains. During the winter, the backcountry is a skier’s paradise. Luc Mehl has explored hidden gems all over Alaska. Last winter, he and some friends traversed 150 miles from Thompson Pass to Palmer near Anchorage. Below is a video produced with Fairweather Ski Works showing a close look
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Neal Brown lives in Fairbanks, Alaska and is passionate about the Aurora Borealis a.k.a “Northern Lights”. On Jan 20th he took an amazing video with his sony camera of the Northern Lights as it looks to the human eye. We send Neal enormous appreciation for capturing and sharing this gorgeous display.
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James came to Alaska in the summer of of 2015 with the hope of getting a job salmon fishing. He got his opportunity in Kodiak, a beautiful island off the southern coast of Alaska known for some of the biggest brown bears in the world. For many travelers the soul yearns for adventure. The outer
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There is no shortage of beautiful rivers in Alaska. “Six Mile” river is well loved by locals. About an hour drive from Anchorage, Six Mile River is famous for its scenery and glacier fed white water rapids reaching class five intensity. White water Kayakers and commercial rafters regularly paddle this river to appreciate its beauty
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Climbing Denali at 20,237 feet can be one of the toughest challenges in a mountaineers career. Over a thousand climbers come to Alaska every year to climb the tallest mountain in North America. The climbing season generally starts from late April to mid July when the weather permits most climbers to summit the peak. Nonetheless,