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76Alaska Living: A Day in the Life of a Typical Alaskan
by Jerry G2
To learn more about Alaska and Alaskans, I guess talking about a day in the life of a "typical" Alaskan would be the logical place to start. I guess this hub would be a little bit easier to write if there was... published 2 months ago
69Alaska: Exit Glacier
by minnow
We try to to make the rounds of our favorite places on the Kenai Peninsula at least once a year. Seward has to be one of my favorite trips, especially when we visit the Exit Glacier. This is your chance to take some incredible photographs of your own! published 6 months ago
54Alaska: River to River Run--Saturday 8/16 @ 10 am
by minnow
This was a great race this year, folks. The correct date and time for this race was Saturday, August 16th at 10 a.m. I was stuck in traffic on the road, so I didn't get there as early as I wanted (9:30) to... published 3 months ago
65Minnow's Guide #13: Hope, Alaska
by minnow
Take your time with this drive. Hope is a small (less than 200 people) but very scenic and historical gold mining community on the northern part of the Kenai Peninsula. There used to be two communities, Hope... published 4 months ago
66Minnow's Guide #4: Bears in the woods, the mountains, on the trail
by minnow
The Kenai Peninsula has a healthy population of brown bears and black bears. Which of these bears do we worry about most? The brown bears. Good old Ursus arctos horribilis. The most recent encounter involved a woman picking mushrooms last week near Skilak Lake (near Cooper Landing--a small community on the Kenai Peninsula) who came across a brown bear sow and her two cubs. published 6 months ago
64Minnow's Guide #2: River City Books
by minnow
I don't know if you're like me, but I love going to small towns and visiting their independent bookstores for a little local flavor. If you come to Soldotna, be sure to check out River City Books, located at the "Y", especially for its collection of Alaskana and books on local hiking trails. In Soldotna soll man „River City Books" immer besuchen. Diese kleine Buchhandlung ist unabhängiger und hat eine nette Auslese der Bücher über Alaska. published 6 months ago
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