Få steder i verden kan tilby en så omfattende, vakker & spennende utenfor allfarvei opplevelse som Alaska. Hvis du liker natur og dyreliv, vil denne destinasjonen være paradis på jord. REISEbazaar har i en årrekke lagt til rette reiser til denne spen
Few places in the world can offer such an extensive off-the-beaten-track experience as Alaska. Alaska is the USA's largest state and is also the least populated (not without reason). Alaska is considered by many to be the last wilderness outpost in the world today.
If you like nature and wildlife, you will quickly see that you have arrived in paradise, wolves, bears, killer whales, bison, mountain goats and moose rule the roost and are the focal point. Add about 20 hours of daylight in the summer months and you have enough time to take in many of the best sights and incredible wildlife that can be found in Alaska. This is just some of what you can experience in Alaska!
Feel free to take the old mining town of Wrangell with you, or how about trying climbing on glaciers? Elias National Park offers great hiking opportunities, whether you want to go with a guide or go on your own. Try deep-water fishing in Homer, the so-called "halibut capital" of the world. St. Alaska has some absolutely amazing national parks that offer everything of nature you can imagine. On the way here, you pass over the peaks of the volcanic chain which has been aptly nicknamed the "Ring of Fire" - they are stunningly beautiful so bring your camera! Be prepared for a real challenge if you test out the latter, because you will be taken down into the crevasses of the glacier, which can be a bit scary, {and|plus} you have to climb back up with spiked shoes {and|plus} small ice axes - but the colors you look around you and the experience you get is absolutely unique and something you will never forget!
Denali National Park is also worth a visit, as is the harbor town of Seward, where you can take a boat out to sea to see whales, sharks and sea lions while listening to the cracking sounds of the glaciers as large chunks of ice break free and fall into the water. For train enthusiasts, there are some extremely great train trips such as the Denali Star route between Anchorage and Denali or the Coastal Classic Route between Anchorage and Seward.
Average temperature and precipitation for Alaska (Anchorage):
Measuring units= ºC and mm/month. Warmest month: July (16ºC), Coldest month: January (-8ºC) / Wettest month: September (54.3mm) - All values based on data obtained in the period 1985-2015.
Average temperature and precipitation for Alaska (Fairbanks):
Measuring units= ºC and mm/month. Warmest month: July (18ºC), Coldest month: January (-22ºC) / Wettest month: August (24.7mm) - All values based on data obtained in the period 1985-2015.
Midnight Sun in Alaska - June 21 is the longest day of the year, with 19 hours of sunshine in Anchorage and 22 hours in Fairbanks. You can take a closer look at the sunrise / sunset times on the Alaska Tourism Office's website - click here
Other magical dates - if you are planning to post a hike in the northern part of Alaska or the Arctic region, be aware that the tundra does not completely melt until the end of June. Everyone has heard of Alaska's terrible mosquitoes, then you should seriously consider making the trip here in late July or early August as the night frost will have killed most of the beasts, but you will get a cooler evening instead.
Best time to visit Alaska: You certainly can't go wrong if you visit Alaska between May 10 and September 15! The days are long and nature is in full bloom and the air is full of energy. But every season of the year has its attractions, so we have tried to break them down a bit from season to season.
But Alaska's spring is unpredictable. You can come in August and be bathed in glorious sunshine and find that it's raining horizontally in June, so there's never a weather guarantee in Alaska. People who bee in Alaska have therefore learned that you cannot let the weather influence your plans or mood. The trick is simply to dress well and know what to pack - packing list. On the other hand, if the weather was good all the time, Alaska wouldn't last very long and would soon become a new Los Angeles
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