Welcome to the Last Frontier! Your upcoming trip to Alaska promises to be an adventure of a lifetime. Before you hit the road, let's talk about packing. Don't let it be a drag - we've got you covered.
Alaska is known for its unpredictable weather, even in the summer months. Coastal areas, glacier tours, and mountain ranges can all bring a chill to the air. So, make sure to pack those layers - it's like creating your own personal thermostat!
And don't worry about dressing up for the occasion. Casual attire is the norm in most parts of Alaska. Think flannels, jeans, and boots - you'll fit right in with the locals.
Prepare for varying weather conditions, but don't forget to have fun with it. After all, you're about to embark on a journey through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world.
Let's pack smart, not hard.
Clothing
Fleeces or other long sleeve shirts
Synthetic base layers
Long pants/jeans
Shorts (for summer months)
Undergarments
Sleepwear
Wool socks with synthetic liners (great for hiking)
Raincoat
Windbreaker (for summer months)
Warm coat (especially for winter months)
Hat/scarf/gloves (especially for winter months)
Swimsuit (if your hotel has a pool or hot tub)[Text Wrapping Break]
Shoes
Hiking boots
Comfortable walking shoes with good traction[Text Wrapping Break]
Miscellaneous
Toiletries
Medication
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Backpack
Phone/device chargers
Camera/photography equipment
Binoculars
Reusable water bottle
Sleep mask for those days when there are 24 hours of daylight
Sunglasses
If you've already started packing your bags in your mind, it's time to give us a call and schedule that bucket list trip!
I wish you well. I wish you safe and happy travels. And I can't wait to see you under a Canopy of Stars!
Jennifer
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