In this Alaska packing list for summer, you'll get in-depth real-world advice on what to bring (and what to leave at home).

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From British Columbian powder turns to Utah steeps, every one of these destinations will scratch the skiing itch.

"Could the Marines soon train in the harsh conditions of Alaska’s wilderness? Country Livin' is all about embracing the wild side of life! From hunting and camping to country music, beer, and ranching ...

Although Alaskans rely on revenue tourism cruise ships bring in, some locals are raising concerns on the impact of tourism on ...

If you’re getting the itch to go camping this winter, but don’t feel like braving the cold and/or rain, there is another way.

Black Woods, Blue Sky” showcases author Eowyn Ivey’s imaginative powers and a deep knowledge of Alaska and its beings.

Did you know North Dakota is home to more than 400 known lakes, many (if not most) of which are named and established? It's true, and Lake Audubon is one of the most notable. Located within the ...

From a Denver hotel resembling an aspen grove to national-parks-adjacent stays with mountain-bike rentals and train access into the Grand Canyon, these new places are definitely on our vacation radar ...

Buskin River State Recreation Site is one of Alaska’s best-kept secrets, which means you get all this natural beauty without ...

Welcome to Buskin River State Park, Alaska’s hidden gem that’s about to become your new favorite escape. Nestled on the ...

I visited Wrong Way Campground in Asheville, North Carolina. Learn how this riverside retreat combines comfort with ...