I love Alaska in the Summer Time

 Alaska is a favorite for many because of its stunning natural beauty and unique wildlife. It’s a land of extremes, from mountain ranges like the Denali, the tallest peak in North America, to untouched wilderness areas teeming with wildlife such as bears, moose, and eagles.
The state’s dramatic landscapes include glaciers, fjords, and pristine forests, making it an unforgettable view. It also offers a sense of solitude and adventure that few other places can match, with its remote locations and opportunities for exploration, whether you’re hiking, kayaking, or just taking in the Northern Lights.

My favorite time to visit is summer (late June to mid-September) its the peak season for seeing the state’s most iconic sights. For wildlife viewing (like bears, moose, and whales), summer is ideal. Many animals are active, and migratory species, such as humpback whales, are in Alaska’s waters.

For outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking, and fishing, the warmer temperatures and longer days (up to 20 hours of daylight) in the summer make it perfect.

For the Northern Lights, the best time to visit is in winter (September to April), with peak viewing typically around October through March. The long, dark nights provide the perfect backdrop for this stunning natural phenomenon. Fall (late September to early October) can also be a beautiful time, as the fall foliage adds to the landscape’s beauty, and crowds are thinner than in peak summer months. So, for the full range of experiences, summer is your best bet, but for the Northern Lights, you’ll want to visit during the winter months.

My absolute favorite in Alaska is the Klondike DoughBoy! 

With experience in all seasons....I could never lead you wrong with your choice to see and do!