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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Bears are a source of anxiety for many hikers visiting Alaska. Although instinctively afraid of humans, in certain circumstances bears will attack. Over the years I encountered a few bears along the trail and fortunately they either heard or saw me with enough distance and moved away with no bad outcomes. Prevention is the best
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In the Summer of 2011 a group of friends ventured out to Aniakchak National Monument, a 3,700 year old volcanic crater measuring 6 miles in diameter. It’s one of the least visited National Parks in the United States, due in large part to it’s remoteness in Alaska. Hiking in Alaska It lies in the Aleutian