With fall quickly fading into winter and frosty weather nipping at our toes, it’s a perfect time for a trip to the interior of Alaska. While winter isn’t always considered the prime time to visit, many travelers actually prefer to explore Fairbanks in colder months, thus avoiding the hustle and…
Packing for Alaska is not like packing for Hawaii. Depending on when you go, it can be chilly or warm, wet or dry. So what should you take? Well, that depends on your plans. Here is a comprehensive list that will cover you should you decide to explore Denali National…
It’s always a good idea to get an idea of the local culture before you arrive at a new destination. Social media makes that easier than ever. Follow these nine Alaskans (and former Alaskans) to get a taste of Alaska before, during, and after your trip: Tom Bodett Tom…
Fall is here in all its glory, and with it comes a slew of exciting festivities around Fairbanks. Here are some great tips for activities you won’t want to miss: 15th Annual Farthest North Forest Sports Festival When: Saturday, Oct. 6 at 11 a.m. Where: Fairbanks Experiment Farm…
From May to September each year, five Princess Lodges host guests from around the world at these breathtaking locations across the state. As the leaves begin to turn and the fall winds become brisk, the lodges’ staff sees the last of their summer guests off to destinations around the globe.
Vacations are made for indulgence and your Alaskan vacation should be no different. Why not treat yourself to a signature Alaskan dessert? Try one of these unforgettable treats before your trip or plan a party when you return to share the memories (and deliciousness) with friends. Baked Alaska…
A mere 20-minute drive north of Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge sits a park almost half the size of Rhode Island that is often overshadowed by its larger, more popular neighbor to the north. Denali State Park (not to be confused with Denali National Park and Preserve)…
August is state fair month in Alaska, and one of the state’s most colorful (and oldest) state fair is the Tanana Valley State Fair in Fairbanks, just a short 4.4 miles from the Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge on the banks of the Chena River. Established in 1924, one of…
Most volunteer efforts don’t involve carrying canisters of film, Deet and bear spray, however for the adventuresome employees who elect to give of their time in Alaska, they can be necessary tools of the trade. For the second year in a row, employees at the Denali Princess Wilderness…
Pull out your red, white and blue and head down to the Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge in Cooper Landing this Wednesday for a uniquely Alaska Fourth of July celebration. Every year the lodge pulls out the stops to celebrate Independence Day with lodge guests and the Cooper Landing community on…