Month: November 2011
Alaska’s Kigluaik Mountains – The Outdoor Women
A Rugged Range above Nome for Year-Round Backcountry Adventuring The Kiguluaik Moutains are inviting for their ruggedness and awesome beauty. Visitors will find all...
Glacier Bay National Park Hiking – The Outdoor Women
Hiking in Glacier Bay is generally a true on-your-own, wilderness experience. Access to the backcountry generally requires a drop-off by tour boat or float-plane....
Kickin’ Back on the Kenai – The Outdoor Women
A Mellow Traveler Cuts His Own Path Across an Alaskan Trove About the only thing that isn’t overpriced in Alaska is advice. Folks still...
National Historic Trails – Iditarod – The Outdoor Women
Jurisdiction: Bureau of Land Management Established: 1978 Route: 2,450 miles, main route 900 (3,945 km, main route 1,450) The Iditarod is a system of...
Gates of the Arctic National Park – The Outdoor Women
Arctic Alaska is one of the greatest wilderness areas in the world. It is a delicate balance of tundra, boreal forest, coastal plains, and...
Exploring Alaska on Foot – The Outdoor Women
A Roundup of Spectacular Places Alaska’s land area is nearly equal in size to half of the rest of the United States. Imagine traveling...