Welcome to the last post in our Alaska Adventure series we started earlier this summer. I know a lot of you had to reschedule your Alaskan vacation this summer – we sure missed you! But…we wanted to share with you a little bit of an “inside scoop” to get you excited for (hopefully) next summer. (Check out our other parts: Alaskan Bucket List, Restaurant Guide, and Hiking Guide) In this blog post, we wanted to […]
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Alaska: On the Bucket List – Take a Hike
Hiking is an activity you can do pretty much anywhere, but there’s something special about the hikes in Alaska. Whether you’re taking a stroll down the Coastal Trail on your lunch break in Anchorage or a bush plane has dropped you off in the remote backcountry for a multi-day trek, you can find hikes for every level with top-notch scenery, stunning wildlife, and wilderness unmatched. It’s never too early to start planning your hike list, […]
Alaska: On the Bucket List – Eat Your Way Across Alaska
Part Two in our Alaska Series, we’ve compiled a guide for where to eat when you get to reschedule your Alaskan vacation. Food may be the one thing we love more than soap here at the Dream Team, and our mouths were watering just listing all of these yummy places to visit. We hope you get to enjoy some of these delicious places soon! Our master wrapped Darcy, moonlights as a foodie for our Anchorage […]
Alaska: On the Bucket List – Glaciers, Denali, and Bears, Oh My! Did Someone Say Fishing?
Part 1 of 4 in our Alaska Series – Bringing Alaska to You With all the travel bans, I know that many of you are missing your trips to Alaska this summer. Whether it was going to be your first visit or you come every year, it’s still a bummer. We’re just as sad as you are – we love meeting people from across the globe who come to check out our awesome state. I […]
Subsistence Fishing: A Wedding Anniversary Ritual
Standing at the mouth of Kenai River in the water, I looked over the surface and locked eyes with two bobbing seal heads coming up for air. They were looking for the same thing I was: Sockeye Salmon. Since I was five my family has made the yearly ritual of driving three hours south to subsistence dip net. It’s become such a ritual that it’s how my parents celebrate their wedding anniversary each year. Last year […]
