Nature

Find 7 Bucket-List-Level Views in Alaska Without Needing To Be an Expert Hiker

From roadside glacier pullouts to gentle park walks and breathtaking aerial views, Alaska offers bucket-list scenery that delivers immense scale and beauty without requiring technical skills or strenuous hikes.

This Scenic Alaska Hike Is Even Better in the Winter

Those who brave this hike will discover towering rock formations, sweeping winter views, and even a detour to hot springs.

This Is the Most Claustrophobic Hike in Alaska—Would You Try It?

Explore the Spencer Glacier Trail in Alaska, an immersive hike surrounded by towering ice walls, narrow paths, and dramatic glacier scenery, just 60 miles from Anchorage.

The Steep, but Epic, 4-Mile Trail in the Kenai Wilderness That’s Worth the Climb

From 40-plus-mile backpacking trips to thigh-busting day climbs on exposed mountain ridges, Alaska has no shortage of epic hikes. But if you're looking for an adventure that will push your vertical limits without having to break out the overnight gear, this is it.

Underrated National Forest Hikes in Alaska That Rival Denali’s Big Three

Alaska is full of bucket list hikes, but you don't have to flock to the state's most popular trails and parks to enjoy breathtaking scenery. The state's national forests are hiding some pretty impressive trails as well.