Enter Alaska, the land of big open spaces, treacherous glaciers and unrepressed wildlife and fondly known as the Last Frontier. Seward’s Folly, as it was called back in 1868, was formerly owned...
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A nature-loving sightseer’s dream, glaciers are magnificent landmarks that exemplify the grandness of the wilderness. Glaciers loom and flow all over Alaska’s last frontier, covering 4.5% or...
The Alaskan flag has a deep and rich history. In fact, the Alaska state flag was designed thirty years before it actually became an official state of the United States. There was a drastic...
Everything You Need to Know About Being Stationed in the Military in Alaska
The Alaska military plays a very important role in Alaska and the United States, having the most northern US military bases in the country. Vital to the United States government, Alaska contains...
Alaska is known for its wide open spaces, largely untouched by the progress of Man. Among the widest and most open of those spaces is Denali State Park. While it’s not as big as its counterpart,...
Living in Alaska is known to be expensive. In fact, Alaska ranks as the 46th most costly state in the US as reported on the cost of living index. However, what many people overlook is...
