Visa

Alaska is a remote U.S. state, so no visa is required for U.S. citizens or residents.

COVID

Fully open. The last remaining vaccine requirements for foreign travelers ended in May 2023.

Get a taste of Alaska with only top activities in each region.

Alaska Highlights

Explore all of Alaska's Southcentral regions on a spectacular road trip.

Alaskan Adventure

Alaska

Spring brings pleasant weather, it's not that crowdy, and prices are still lower than in summer. The official season starts on May 15th, so expect some businesses closed before this date.

Spring

Summer is the nicest time to visit with warm weather, active wildlife, and all activities open. Summer is also the busiest with crowds peaking in July. August weather is not always predictable.

Summer

Fall is very short in Alaska, lasting just a few weeks. Beautiful fall foliage starts in late August and ends in mid-September. September 15th is also the official end of the travel season with most of the activities closing.

Fall

Winter brings festivals, snowmobiling, Northern Lights, dog sledding tours, snowshoeing, and unique gorgeous scenery in Alaska. But we do not offer winter plans just yet. Stay tuned.

Winter

Journey to The Last Frontier

Alaska – Journey to The Last Frontier

The Matanuska Glacier Overlook is a spectacular viewpoint located along the Glenn Highway in Alaska, offering breathtaking views of the iconic Matanuska Glacier. The glacier is one of the largest and most accessible glaciers in the United States.

From the overlook, you'll be treated to a panoramic vista of the massive glacier as it stretches across the valley below. The glacier's icy blue hues and rugged crevasses create a mesmerizing sight that showcases the immense power and beauty of nature.

The viewpoint provides a great vantage point to capture stunning photographs and take in the awe-inspiring landscape.

Matanuska Glacier Overlook

It's where city life and nature collide. Bike along the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail for stunning views of the mountains and wildlife, and don't forget to savor some fresh, local seafood.