It only takes an afternoon to see how Alaska is very different from the rest of the USA. Alaskans are proud of the Last Frontier and as you get away from Anchorage, you may find that there is a certain charm and respite in exploring the less developed side of Alaska. Alaskans are kind and helpful, and they won’t leave you in despair, but they also are very protective of the Alaskan way of life, their heritage, and are cautious of letting it be overrun by tourism. That’s where we come in!
My Alaska Trip is all about helping visitors experience the beauty and fun of the state while not having a lasting negative impact on either the environment or the people who call it home. Problems like pollution, traffic, housing shortage and supply issues can easily have an effect on such a sparsely populated or developed place. Alaska is awesome, and the towns are remarkable, but it is delicate.
Unless you grew up in Alaska or worked here, you might not understand how the state is laid out and how to get around. We can help with that! Here on MyAlaskaTrip.com we’ve got the following topics and guides to help you plan an awesome trip:
Great! We love sharing the experiences of people who enjoy the Alaska life also. If you’re interested in contributing content to MyAlaskaTrip.com, please send us a note so we can chat and start sharing your points of view.
Our travel partners are a huge help in us creating and sharing Alaska content. If you represent a lodging facility, event venue, tour company, restaurant or local tourism group, please reach out to see how we can work together. MyAlaskaTrip.com is a part of the 2TravelDads family, so we have opportunities here, there and beyond, including PaddleYourState.com. Looking forward to working together!
Check out our other sites too, because we love to share our adventures and work with locals to help people visit respectfully and create great memories. Our full family of sites includes:
If you’re interested in having us help tell your local story and partner up to encourage responsible tourism and supporting local businesses, please let us know! We love projects like this and are happy to share.