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This is an e-travel magazine that can't be evaluated by the weight of gloss coated paper to see if it has content worth reading, so you may need to know that this publication contains more pages of articles, than the average travel magazine, over 100 full color (original, not stock) photographs, plus sixteen minutes of Alaska travel video. You should turn your sound on, but this is not absolutely necessary. On entering a chapter, after clicking any button, use your keyboard arrows, space bar (pause) and enter key (play video again) to navigate and turn the pages, or to return here. Click through one of the flying articles to see how the system works.
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Alaska Travel Magazine Articles |
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| Check out our new Alaska Books and Book Reviews Page |
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A New Video/Article —From our Sister Publication, MotorHomeTraveler.com
Driving The Alaska Highway
Part 1 of a 3 part series. This part covers British Columbia, starting at Dawson Creek milepost 0
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A New Video/Article
Alaska Fly-in Fishing
What a perfect day trip. Grandfather and Grandson, both of them photographers. Both limiting on silver salmon. Both leaning something about the nature of grizzly bears.
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Alaska Flying Primer
Perhaps this is the ultimate way to cruise Alaska. Flying in a tail-wheeled Alaskan pick-up, or landing on a wilderness lake for a picnic, or flightseeing Denali (don't know that name... you must read this magazine!) is the adventure worthy of a t-shirt. These are rich media video articles.
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Alaska bush flying (taildragging) with video
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Alaska Float plane ballet article /video |
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Flightseeing Mt.McKinley/Mt.Denali /video |
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A Sourdough Honeymoon
The stuff of life on the last frontier. Here is the lore of the name, and the uniquely Alaskan bread and flapjacks. Also Adobe PDF Sourdough printable recipes. |
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Alaska sourdough article and recipes |
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Chilkoot To The Sea
Take a vicarious 2000 mile folding kayak journey following the Trail of '98 over the Chilkoot Pass to the headwater of the Yukon River, and then on past Dawson City, and the Klondike, to reach the Bering Sea.
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A family kayaking the Yukon River
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Denali National Park Tour
Rather experience wildlife from the convience of a metropolitian townhouse? Here is one way to travel to the best of Alaska without adding to the impact of visitors into a wilderness. If you feel the need to see for yourself, then this piece is a first step to being one in and with an ecosystem. |
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How Close Is Too Close?
Visiting Alaska to practice your skills as a wildlife photographer? You need to know what is the proper etiquette when calling upon Mr & Mrs Ursa Horribilious and family. |
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Fish Camp, Alaska Kenai River Fishing B&B Style
Perhaps the best way to interact with real Alaskans is to book B&Bs in rural communities. Don't look for lace doilies. Or sometimes seperate baths, as plumbing is always a problem in permafrost country. However, how many B&Bs do you know outside that have boating out the front door, or where your host is a fishing guide? A rich media video of the Kenai River. |
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| Alaska Travel Magazine Bonus Material |
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More Than A “Dead Tree” Publication
AlaskaTravelMagazine.com offers —besides rich media video articles— the ultimate Alaska Trivia interactive quiz, book reviews that fit our editorial philosophy, as well a catalog for hard to find Alaska items, and a limited directory of qualified Alaska owned and operated small businesses for the visitor who really wants to see the state. |
Alaska Trivia Quiz
101 questions played 10 questions at a time. Bet you can't answer them all!
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Looking For Alaskan Wildlife
You might be suprised where they turn up. Advertisers of these sponsored content clips may even find them on other web sites. Huh?
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| Alaska Travel Magazine Editorial |
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Editorial “See The Elephant”
An introduction to our new publication intended on bringing you Alaska travel information from the inside, out — rather than through an “outside” marketing department of a foreign corporation. How you look upon this state from afar will have a cause and effect on what you see when you arrive. |
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| Alaska Travel Magazine Business |
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What We Are All About
And how you can contact us. It may take a bit longer than a “downtown” based publication, but we will answer your e-mail (though we have a shoot on sight policy about spam mailers) in a timely, friendly manner. |
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Alaska Travel Magazine Contacts:
E-Mail: info@alaskatravelmagazine.com
Mailing Address: 2010 West 45th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99517 Phone: 503-753-5868
All materials in this site are protected by copyright © 2003-2006, Mac&Murray Multimedia Content Providers / E-TravelMagazines.com
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