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Anchorage, United States
Start your Alaska journey in the state's largest city. Visit the Anchorage Museum and Tony Knowles Coastal Trail for stunning inlet views. Try reindeer sausage from a street cart — a true local staple.
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Talkeetna, United States
A charming frontier town that serves as the gateway to Denali, North America's tallest peak. Take a flightseeing tour over the Alaska Range for breathtaking glacier views. The historic downtown strip has great local breweries and rustic lodges.
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Denali, United States
Denali National Park is one of America's most spectacular wilderness areas with six million acres of untouched land. Take the park bus deep into the park for prime wildlife spotting — grizzlies, wolves, and moose are common. The Savage River Loop is a great accessible hike for all levels.
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Fairbanks, United States
Alaska's second-largest city is one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights from late August through April. Visit Chena Hot Springs for a soak under the stars and check out the University of Alaska Museum of the North. The Midnight Sun in summer means nearly 24 hours of daylight.
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Juneau, United States
Alaska's scenic capital city is only accessible by sea or air, giving it a wonderfully remote feel. Hike or take a helicopter to the Mendenhall Glacier, one of the most accessible glaciers in the world. Explore the historic downtown and feast on fresh Dungeness crab at one of the waterfront restaurants.
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Ketchikan, United States
Known as Alaska's 'First City' and the salmon capital of the world, Ketchikan is a vibrant port town in the southeast. Explore the world's largest collection of standing totem poles at Totem Bight State Historical Park. Creek Street, a former red-light district built on stilts over Ketchikan Creek, is now a charming boardwalk with shops and galleries.