When most people are planning their holidays, it never happens to head to Alaska. But in reality, the state has some amazing attractions 49th worth the trip. How people do you know that you can say I've been there?

Summer is definitely the time to go. In the winter, is all white and cold. But in the summer, temperatures are mild and the colors are everywhere. In June, there are about 18 hours of sunlight in a day! The sun just seems to float there the whole horizon, ridicule, like that goes down, and then it again before you know it. You really have to stay late to see the time of the night in Alaska.

If you are not the unity of time (and paying for gas!), Things can always rent when you get there, including tents, camping and even RV. Many people come to Alaska, flying, because it is a long journey.

Denali National Park – View from North America Highest peak

Denali is where you'll find Mt. McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America at 20,000 feet. That's a lot of feet. If you've ever been in Colorado and saw the fourteeners (14,000 feet), you know that 20,000 is high.

Denali is almost 250 miles from Anchorage, so it's not too bad a drive. The park has all kinds of accommodations, ranging from hotels to RV parks, backpacker camps that are only accessible on foot. If you are not for walking, there are bus tours that take you around to see the tundra. Some are day trips.

And now for the number one question everyone always asks about Denali – "Will I see brown bears?" There is a good likelihood that you will see, along with wolves and caribou as well. Denali is a pristine wilderness area, without a lot of tourists.

Glacier Bay National Park – See the ice cubes America's oldest

Glacier Bay boasts some relics of the past – the giant glaciers of the ice age that are still melting. You can actually put your finger on blocks of ice that are older that some species of mammals. These glaciers are still melting, as they are, they are finding great valleys that have not seen daylight in about 20,000 years.

Like the name says, Glacier Bay is a bay right on the ocean. It's located on that piece of Alaska that hangs from the rest it. There is a chain of islands up and down the coast.

In the summer, warms a bit, but the giant slabs of ice are still there. Sometimes you will see a slip in the ocean with a splash. These giant ice cubes will remain here long after we leave.

You must also leads but also the killer whales, large salmon, and species of birds not seen anywhere else. Whale watching is one of the major tourist attractions in Glacier Bay. It is also known for kayaking, rafting, hiking and camping great.

Kenai Fjords National Park – See The humpback whales and sea lions

The Kenai Fjords are on the southern coast of Alaska. You'll find glaciers, too, and some of these fields of ice looked like something from another planet. There are times when the sun hits just a certain way and appear to glow. The glaciers in Kenai Fjords are some of the easiest to obtain, which is one of the reasons is as a tourist site very popular.

Kenai has whale watching tours where you go on a boat and see giant humpback whales. Here, you can add to your bears and whales an amazing variety of unique bird species, some of which are almost as big as bears and whales!

Kenai has camping and summer cottages. Also There are hotels, inns and bed & breakfast. Kenai is a popular place with more amenities than some of the most rugged places.

If you like natural beauty impressive as you will not see anywhere else, Alaska is a wonderful journey. It is the camper's paradise.

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