Travels by land, sea and air are the best ways to experience the natural treasures of our 49th state. Your first views of the wilderness beckon from the lakefront Millennium Alaskan Hotel Anchorage. Then it’s off to the northern interior for a jet boat ride, a wilderness hike and two nights at a wilderness lodge in Talkeetna or Trapper Creek. Meet Alaskan huskies at a dog sled training facility and soar above the foothills of Mt. McKinley on a flightseeing adventure. Travel to Alaska’s alpine playground in Kenai for two-night wilderness lodge stay in Seward or Cooper Landing. A choice of activities, including kayaking, river rafting and a guided wilderness hike, offers in-depth discoveries of the Kenai River region. A great introduction to Alaska’s marine animals, a tour of the Alaska Sealife Center in Seward precedes a cruise through the Kenai Fjords coastal region with a naturalist who points out any wildlife along the way. Your final destination is the Hotel Alyeska for a two-night stay, during which a visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, a ride aboard the Alaska Railroad and a float trip on glacial Spencer Lake add non-stop family fun.

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