Best Travel Ideas: Explore The Wilderness And Natural Beauty Of Alaska

If you need to take on a new challenge, consider planning a trip to Alaska this summer

. With multiple adventure travel options, Alaska has become a popular destination.

According to the Alaska Visitor Statistics Program Summer 2011 report, an estimated 1.56 million out-of-state visitors traveled to Alaska between May and September 2011. They spent just over $1.5 billion on lodging, tours, retail, and other out-of-pocket purchases. In addition, a 2% increase in visitation was noted between summer 2010 and 2011.

The following are some of the exciting ideas to pursue while traveling through Alaska. Guided fishing charters near the Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge near Seward will pick up visitors on the Fox Island dock for 6-hour excursions. The Glacier Quest will operate a 3.75-hour cruise into Prince William Sound, where travelers will learn about birds and sea creatures.

Melanie Tucker, the owner of Tough Love Travel, is an industry expert with the best travel ideas for Alaska as well as other international destinations. She is dedicated to designing fun adventures to help you get out of your box and will handle all of the arrangements for your visit to Alaska and other worldwide trips.

Some of these exciting plans could include bear-viewing day trips by kayak to the Pack Creek section of Admiralty Island. This area has one of the largest populations of brown bears in the world. To help you feel alive, you can also join day trips with Adventure Bound Alaska; visits to Ford's Terror, a narrow fjord about 50 miles southeast of Juneau, allow adventurers to observe glaciers and their impact on the landscape.

Twp popular ideas are the El Dorado Gold Mine Tour and Gold Dredge No. 8. These experiences include a ride on a narrow-gauge train, mining demonstrations, and the opportunity to pan for gold. In addition, Denali Zipline Tours in Talkeetna organizes excursions above the treetops. Visitors can navigate eight zipline courses across the northern boreal forest with a bird's-eye view of Mount McKinley and the Alaska Range.

Melanie Tucker offers free information sessions about international destinations at Tough Love Travel LLC at 6 Canal Street in Lambertville, New Jersey, which is conveniently located near New York City. Hours are Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and weekends by appointment only. For answers to questions and more ideas for adventure travel, call +1-609-460-4642 and visit toughlovetravel.com. Tough Love Travel specializes in planning trips to Egypt, Alaska, and Chile as well as many other destinations around the world; custom-designed plans are developed for couples, groups, families, and others who are interested in active exploration.

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