How to Use AI to Plan Your Alaskan Vacation
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by Angie and Lynne
3M ago
Planning a vacation can be an exciting yet overwhelming task. Luckily, with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the process can be made much easier and more efficient. In this blog post, we will explore how AI can assist you in planning an unforgettable Alaskan vacation. We will also mention a few different free AI tools that can be incredibly helpful throughout the planning process, as well as aggregate booking services where you can compare prices and check availability. Free AI Tools for Planning an Alaskan Vacation TripHobo: This AI-powered trip planner can assist you in creating a ..read more
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Great Alaskan Book Reviews “Two Old Women”
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by Angie and Lynne
5M ago
Two Old Women by Velma Wallis is described as “An Alaska Legend of betrayal, courage and survival.” It is a highly recommended read before any adventure in Alaska.  It is a beautiful story based on an Athabascan legend that draws you into the lives of two brave women who surprise themselves and their tribe.  Wallis is direct in the way that she describes the loyalty of the people, the harsh tribal rules and rituals, and the brutality of survival.  She also paints a clear and emotional picture in our minds of the terrible beauty of the landscape as well as the reflective and vuln ..read more
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A “Slipper-y” Alaskan Custom That You MUST Know Before Coming Here!
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by Angie and Lynne
6M ago
When traveling, we are often surprised by local customs and habits. We have our little idiosyncrasies in Alaska as well. For example, if you want to be a good guest here, you need to be forewarned of one peculiar expectation. Almost everyone here will ask you to remove your shoes before entering their home. In fact, it is considered bad manners to ignore this request. Shoe removal may be common in other cultures, but in the United States, this custom is mostly unexpected. If you are staying in a hotel, you might not ever encounter this general rule. However, rental homes will most likely have ..read more
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How to Travel to Alaska by Car: An Adventure on the Alaska-Canada Highway
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by Angie and Lynne
7M ago
Are you craving an accessible adventure? Imagine miles of scenic landscapes, wildlife encounters, and the thrill of the open road! Pack your bags and hop into your car for an epic journey to Alaska via the Alaskan Canada Highway, also known as the Al-Can. Get ready for an unforgettable road trip through some of the most breathtaking terrain that North America has to offer! Before we dive into the fun stuff, let’s talk about safety. Although the Al-Can is entirely paved, frost-heaving and remote locations can make this a more rugged adventure than some people expect. Make sure that your vehicle ..read more
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Shaking Ground! Understanding Alaska’s Earthquakes and Tsunamis.
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by Angie and Lynne
10M ago
Alaska is a bucket list destination known for rugged terrain, wildlife, glaciers and breathtaking landscapes. It is also one of the most active seismic regions in the world. We have more shakers than the rest of the United States all put together! In fact, if you spent last night in South Central Alaska last night, you might have been rocked awake at 6:47 AM this morning (July 3, 2023) by the 4.6 earthquake that shook the region. In this blog, let’s explore what causes our earthquakes, how frequent they are, what you can do to keep yourself safe, and how to communicate with loved ones during a ..read more
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3 Important Things to Know about Renting a Car in Alaska in 2023
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by Angie and Lynne
11M ago
Read the post or watch the video! The first thing to know is that Alaska is huge! It is 1/5th of the size of the United States, about 2 ½ times the size of Texas, so driving times are going to be longer than you think to get from one place to another. A great tool for people planning to drive themselves around Alaska is a book/magazine called “The Milepost.” It comes out new every year around this time. It has maps of every road in and around Alaska and gives you driving times as well as mile by mile details along the way… including information on gas stations, hotels, attraction, parks and ca ..read more
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MyAlaskaGuide… an app is born.
MyAlaskaGuide Blog
by Angie and Lynne
11M ago
Angie and I have exciting news! We have taken our downtown Anchorage Walking tour and created an APP so that independent guests and Covid-wary tour fans who are not ready for an in-person experience can get an in-depth taste of Anchorage. We are starting with a Historic Anchorage walking tour, but are already working on expanding the app to include driving tours and walking tours all over the state of Alaska. The tours are both narrated and written, depending on the preference of the guest. The sites are GPS activated so that the user need only follow the directions without having to manage th ..read more
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11 Beautiful Places in Anchorage: A Look at The City’s Most Stunning Destinations
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by Angie and Lynne
11M ago
We are famous! Well, sort of… MyAlaskaGuide has a featured quote in a Redfin Blog post by Ryan Castillo. Check out the article HERE. Check out their take on “11 Beautiful Places in Anchorage.” There are so many, that is hard to pick just one. Ryan shares our take on it, as well as quotes from some of our favorite business partners throughout Anchorage ..read more
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Mysterious Moose: Anchorage's Top 6 Spots for Epic Encounters!
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by Angie and Lynne
11M ago
Mysterious Moose: Anchorage's Top 6 Spots for Epic Encounters! Moose are the largest member of the deer family. Residents and visitors alike love to spot these majestic creatures in the wild! If you don’t happen upon one in Denali Park, never fear. You can consider the city of Anchorage to be “the wild” when it comes to moose sightings. With two major green belts stretching from the ocean to the mountains, Anchorage has 224 parks and 250 miles of trails, both paved and unpaved, that connect those greenbelt to our many green spaces. These trails, wooded areas, and parks serve as a super highway ..read more
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The Best Places to View Wildlife in Alaska: Bears, Whales, Eagles, and More (Copy)
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by Angie and Lynne
11M ago
Alaska is a magnet for people who are looking for untouched wilderness, scenic grandeur, and wildlife! The thrill of seeing the majestic animals of the North never gets old. Kids, adults, and even seasoned tour guides, all get giddy when a bear is spotted amongst the bushes or a moose is seen casually strolling alongside the road. The grace of an eagle soaring above or hoards of salmon flip-flopping up stream is still camera worthy, no matter how many pictures you have taken before. Alaska offers the rare opportunity to get a sneak peak of animals in the wild. You just need to put yourself in ..read more
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