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28 ft. Class "C" Motorhome $199/nt.

Because you have almost 20 hours of daylight in the summer months, there's no reason not to try and

see as much of Alaska's awe inspiring beauty as possible.

You'll start off in the scenic and historical Mat-Su Valley, home of the World Famous 90 lb. cabbages

and other giant vegetables, the Alaska State Fair and the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. There is unlimited recreation in the valley like: rivers to raft, trails to hike and golf to play. You can visit places  like wolf,

musk ox and reindeer farms or head out to the beautiful Hatchers Pass or Independence Mine

State Historical Parks, or you can walk on the Matanuska Glacier!

Head north to Talkeetna and the Denali National Park. Talkeetna offers glacier flight seeing, rafting and excellent sport fishing. The park offers you a first-hand view of the tallest mountain in North America, Mt. McKinley and is an excellent spot for wildlife viewing.

Or you may choose to head east to the Richardson Highway and take one of Alaska's most scenic drives to Valdez, the terminus of the Alyeska Pipeline. The towering Chugach Mountain rising from the sea make Valdez absolutely picturesque!

Head south through Anchorage to the Kenai Peninsula. The peninsula is home to the World Famous

Kenai River, known for its salmon fishing, Homer, the halibut capitol of the world, and Seward, the home

of the Silver Salmon Derby and the Mountain Marathon and Alaska's #1 Wildlife and Glacier Cruise

in the Kenai Fjords National Park.

Alaska Vacations Packages can also book you into glacier cruises, Denali Park tours, Alaska Rail tours, and guided saltwater fishing charters that will coincide with your stay!

Links:

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Alaska Outdoors

Alaska Fish Guides

Alaskan Fishing Lodges

Alaska Lodging On The Web

Alaska Fishing On The Web

Alaska Lodging Directory

Alaska Travel Guide

Home Exchange.com

A1 Tourist Guide