March 30, 2020 | Plan Your Trip

5 Breathtaking Photos Of Alaska

1. Sitka Kayaker Through Whale's Mouth

Courtesy of Sitka resident and Photoshop artist, Tim Shobe.

2. Northern Lights Over Ketchikan

Courtesy of Ketchikan resident and National Geographic (and Voyij) photographer, Felix Wong.

3. Crab Fishing In The Bering Sea

Courtesy of Sean Dwyer, Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch crab fisherman.

4. Newborn Husky Puppy

Courtesy of Amanda Brooks, Matt Hall, and their mushing team at Smokin' Ace Kennels.

5. Kayaking With Glaciers

Courtesy of UnCruise Adventures.

6. BONUS! How You Feel When You Summit Denali!

Courtesy of NPS.

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