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Alaska

Alaska is still the last great American frontier, covering an area larger than Texas, California and Montana combined yet with a population of less than 700,000. Much of the state is unspoiled wilderness - inland forests and coastline with no roads or highway system anywhere nearby. Exploring Alaska need not require a backpack, ATV or pilot's license, however. There are wilderness lodges that cater to those who want to experience the rugged, untamed outdoors yet still have a cozy abode to enjoy the evenings sipping their favorite libation by a roaring fire. Adventure by day and romantic evenings make a perfect honeymoon for couples seeking more than sand and sunshine.

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Alaska with Princess Cruises
by BJ Hall last updated on 11/05/2008
There is nothing quite like the thrill of watching (and hearing) a glacier calve, or seeing a bear fish for salmon in the wild, or a pod of humpback whales bubble fishing. The unmatched beauty of Mt. McKinley is absolutely amazing. All of these thrills...
Cruising Alaska on the Diamond Princess
by Sandi Moore last updated on 07/25/2008
I thoroughly enjoyed my cruise of the Alaska inside passage on the beautiful Diamond Princess. Since I have always wanted to visit Alaska as part of my quest to visit all 50 states, Princess Cruise Line offered the perfect opportunity! Alaska ports...