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Working in Alaska
Off the Clock: 9 Things to Do in Skagway
Some small towns just have more to do than others—like, Skagway, Alaska, for example. It’s small, with a population not much higher than 1,000, but its historic role in the Klondike gold rush makes it a great place to visit. It’s been developed for tourism, since it’s one of the...
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History of Alaska
11 History Facts About Dog Mushing for Tour Guides
Sled dog tour guide training covers a wide array of skills, from handling the dogs to caring for the unique gear to navigating in the wilderness.
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Working in Alaska
5 Winter Seasonal Jobs in Alaska
Ever dream of seeing the aurora borealis, testing your mettle in long Arctic nights, or simply setting out for new experiences in a place few have experienced?
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Your Next Adventure Starts Here
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Working in Alaska
What Does It Take to Live in a Dry Cabin?
Living in the woods, far away from the chaos of society can sure sound appealing. And Alaska is a great place to do that—many residents near towns like Fairbanks live full-time in dry cabins without plumbing.
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Outdoor Activities
8 Exciting Things About the Aurora Borealis
Maybe it’s because scientists still don’t fully understand it. Maybe it’s because the aurora only appear in fairly remote places, or simply because they are breathtakingly beautiful.
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Working in Alaska
How to Get a Commercial Drivers License in Alaska
Commercial driving in Alaska can be a rewarding and exciting job. The gorgeous scenery and sprawling landscapes you get to drive through each day are unbeatable. But to enjoy cruising down Alaska highways in a commercial vehicle, you’ll need the right skills, training and certification.
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Outdoor Activities
Animals in Alaska to See During Winter
Summer isn’t the only time for wildlife viewing in Alaska. Some animals might be easier to spot when the temperatures dip, snow covers the ground, and vegetation is thinner. Just as in summer, dusk and dawn are the best times to see wildlife, since those are the times when both...
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City Guides
Alaska’s Most Haunted Landmarks and Places
Do you believe in ghosts? Many Alaska residents do—because they claim to have seen them. Sometimes it’s in a cemetery, sometimes a hotel, sometimes even a school.
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Outdoor Activities
Living Off the Grid in Alaska
Deep down, many of us share the same secret thought: What would it be like to chuck the city life, disconnect from the “real world” and live totally off the grid? Alaska is the perfect place to give it a try.
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City Guides
Join a Curling Club in Anchorage
Looking for something fun to do in the off-season while working in Anchorage? Consider that the “on” season for curling starts in October and ends in April, making it the perfect Alaska winter social event. Why not join a curling club to make friends while learning a new activity?
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Working in Alaska
Off the Clock: 9 Things to Do in Juneau After Your Shift
You’ll be busy at work during your summer job in Juneau, but you chose to work here for a reason – you want to experience this beautiful state and enjoy some outdoor activities, too. We came up with nine fun things to do in Juneau when you’re off the clock...
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Working in Alaska
Off The Clock: 8 Things To Do In Anchorage After Your Shift
At about 400,000 people, Anchorage isn’t the biggest city—but it draws an interesting variety of people. Which means the after-hours options are just as interesting.