Not all summer days in Alaska are sunny; there are many overcast and rainy ones, too. Although the weather is not always ideal, we have learned not to let it dampen our spirits. One thing that always brightens our day is spending time with our family! We are excited that our daughters flew into Anchorage … Continue reading Wet and Wild Alaska
Month: July 2018
No, We Haven’t Seen Sarah Palin
From Denali, we made our way south to the Wasilla/Palmer, Alaska area this week. It is only about 45 minutes from Anchorage and we needed to have a repair done (glow plugs 4&5) on the Silver Fox, to do tons of laundry, to go shopping, fill the water tank, and to find an RV dump. … Continue reading No, We Haven’t Seen Sarah Palin
Talkeetna
South of Denali State Park is the little town of Talkeetna. It is the location of an Alaska Railroad stop, the air taxis for Denali climbers, and the park ranger station for those climbing the mountain. The extreme weather on Denali is a true test for climbers, but even so over 1000 register each year … Continue reading Talkeetna
The National Park has a Little Brother
A place that you probably have not heard of is Denali State Park. While adjoining the National Park of the same name, it is less frequently visited as mountain seekers wiz by it while traveling the Parks Highway. Ironically the views of the Denali Mountain are superb from this park since you are able to … Continue reading The National Park has a Little Brother
