Summer is an ideal time to travel to Alaska. The weather is relatively temperate with comfortable days and cool nights. And the long days, some reaching over 20 hours of light, give you plenty of time to explore and enjoy your summer vacation in Alaska. Although you may want to pack an eye mask to help you sleep!
Originally called "Glacier City", Girdwood is usually a mecca for winter sports enthusiasts. But summer brings such fun as hiking glaciers, kayaking Spencer Lake, catching nature in the act at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, and the Girdwood Forest Fair.
Visitors to Seward love summer here for exploring the seaside town as well as whale watching and more at Kenai Fjords National Park and Resurrection Bay. If you're there on July 4, don't miss the annual race to the top of Mount Marathon.
Accessible only by air and water, Alaska's capital is a stunning summer visit. Wander Juneau's historic waterfront, visit the Alaska State Museum, or take a trail up a glacier for breathtaking views.
For a truly diverse choice of experiences, the tiny town of Ketchikan is a must. From Creek Street's colorful history to the busy water traffic on the Tongass Narrows to the enchanting Dear Mountain, so many attractions await.
Pristinely preserved, visitors find themselves back in the gold rush days in Skagway. Not only are there the historic buildings and sites within the town to explore, but you can also follow in the stampeders' footsteps along the Chilkoot Trail.
You can get a great vacation rental from $184 and find discounts up to 40%!
in Alaska, large groups should look for House rental since they usually fit 7 people.
There is a lot of Apartment rental and House rental that are perfect for Summer Vacations in Alaska.
