Our journey back was a joyride, and we can’t wait to share some of the highlights with you!

There are many impressions Alaska has made on us. This is the second post in which we share our observations.

It would be a shame to get all the way to Fairbanks Alaska and not venture onto one of the most iconic roadways, the Dalton Highway

Random thoughts. Nothing more. Nothing less.

Our time in Alaska is ending. Our adventure will continue.

The journey to the Denali region in autumn was a slow and deliberate exploration, each mile revealing more of Alaska’s wilderness beauty.

It's hard to imagine that a ditch could change the course of history, but it did.

It was wonderful to smell the sea air, hear the sound of water and gulls, and see the boats bobbing on the water...

In Alaska, getting someplace is as much part of an adventure as being someplace.

Our perception of Alaska is glittered with the allure of gold mining. It seems we’ve caught a touch of gold fever ourselves.

Finding the right words to describe our Alaskan adventure is becoming increasingly challenging.

About a month ago, on June 19th, we embarked on a journey north to the Yukon River. We’ve been wanting to share our adventure, so here goes.

We packed in a lot of Alaska in just a few short days.

One thing that never entered our mind was that we would be writing about the subject of permafrost. Perma-what?

Interesting tidbits about Alaska.

Alaska is an enormously vast land of beauty and untamed wilderness and home to one of the engineering marvels of the 20th century.

Perhaps we can call these times, “moments of goodness.”

Amidst the rugged beauty of Fairbanks, Alaska, lies an unexpected treasure—a vintage car museum.

Denali is not just a park; it’s a narrative of the wild tundra and a testament to the expanse of Alaska.

The train ride aboard Alaskan Railways, Denali Star, was fantastic.