13 Enchanting Spots In Alaska You Never Knew Existed

Highlights the enchanting and lesser-known places in Alaska that offer breathtaking views and unique experiences.

Some people don't understand why anyone would want to live in a place as extreme as Alaska. They don't get how the long, harsh winters and mosquito-filled summers can be tolerated by anyone but mountain men. What those people don't realize is the magic that Alaska holds. The enchanting places and moments that exist here are only enjoyed by the lucky few.... Alaskans. Share with your friends and family these gorgeous, breathtaking moments that as an Alaskan you're lucky to see every day! These lesser known places in Alaska are filled with wonder and enchantment.

1) A stunning capture of Glacier Bay, one of the most enchanting spots in Alaska.

Learn more about this beautiful national park and preserve HERE.

2) Take an early summer drive to Haines and witness this enchanting view yourself.

Haines is the "adventure capital of Alaska," and you can find more about the beautiful places to see and visit when you check out their website HERE.

3) There are plenty of places in Alaska you can witness sunbursts like this one but that doesn't make them any less magical, now does it?

4) Generally, in Alaska, where water meets land there exists a great photo opportunity. Photography is one of the best things to do in Alaska.

5) There is something mystical about morning fog, isn't there?

6) It's hard NOT to take a second look when you've got a view like this. All over Alaska you can stop and witness the majestic beauty of the Chugach Mountains.

If you’re looking for some great places to hike in the Chugach National Forest, AllTrails has a great list of places HERE.

7) I don't care how cold it is when it's this beautiful!

8) A hike like this in the peaceful quiet of Alaska is a powerful, one-of-a-kind experience that many people will never know.

9) One of the most enchanting things in Alaska is the Northern Lights. Don't believe me? All you have to do is look up!

Stay up to date on the aurora borealis forecast in Alaska at the Geophysical Institute’s website HERE.

10) Clear as a bell, cold as hell! But it sure is pretty though.

11) Is this something you can witness by driving less than 5 minutes out of town and hopping out of your truck? This is Alaska, people.

12) Another shocking shot of Glacier Bay. It never does get old.

13) King Mountain loves to show off in the early morning light, and is one of the most beautiful places in Alaska.

Learn more about visiting this beautiful mountain at the King Mountain State Recreation Site's website HERE.

Have you personally visited any of these lesser known places in Alaska? Which one did you visit?

Which shot do you find to be most spectacular? Let me know in the comments below.

Check out some photos of a remote place outside of Nome when you read about This Remote Road In Alaska Will Take You Into The Unspoiled Wild.

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