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THE ALASKAN EXPERIENCE
cannot be captured in one single image or moment. For our guests, the journey north is a nonstop odyssey of glorious landscapes, majestic wildlife and exploration of some of the most remarkable points on the planet. And with our Travel Experts as your guide, you can count on seeing nothing but the best this amazing land has to offer.GLACIERS
Like frozen sentries standing guard along the glistening coastline, these massive bodies of ice offer some of the most spectacular sights and sounds you'll experience on your Alaskan adventure.
Regularly shedding enormous chunks of ice into the sea, these wonders of nature can be found in pristine Glacier Bay, along the wandering banks of College Fjord, and amid the cascading waterfalls of Tracy Arm - all of which can be savored from the deck of your cruise ship. More >>
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NATIONAL PARKS IN ALASKA
When you consider that one-half of all U.S. national park land is in Alaska, you begin to understand the scope and diversity of this vast expanse. Stretching across a staggering 13.2 million acres, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve may be the largest, but its sister parks share in the beauty and wonder.
 Set on the state's southeastern coast, this glacier-rich territory is equally abundant in snowcaps, fjords and wildlife. More >> |
 Mt. McKinley keeps a watchful eye on the caribou, moose, bear and gray wolves that roam this 6 million acre wilderness. More >> |
 The highest coastal mountains in the world can be found here, near the Canadian border in south central Alaska. More >> |
 This rocky southeastern coast of the Kenai Peninsula in south central Alaska is home to more than 100 bird species. More >> |
 Located north of the Arctic Circle in the Brooks Range, this wide swath of tundra is unparalleled in its beauty. More >> |
