Alaska Cruise and Train
America's Last Frontier is in a category all its own, with its
immense mountain ranges, ancient glaciers, remote expanses, and
cities steeped in mining history. Rugged Alaska is home to the
largest mountain in the country in Denali National Park, and some of
the best places in the world to see the aurora borealis. Nearly
34,000 miles of gorgeous coastline envelop all of this, offering a
magnificent perspective whether you are looking out toward the
water or inland from the sea. Because the views are so dynamic and
the wilderness is so vast, there is no better way to get acquainted
with this wild state's offerings than with an Alaska train and
cruise vacation.
These thoughtfully composed packages offer the best of both
travel experiences. On land, venture through the great state aboard
the iconic Alaska Railroad, whose 470-mile route
extends from coastal Seward to Fairbanks deep in the interior. This
flagship route offers remarkable views of Turnagain Arm as it
ventures through the state's southern portion and provides direct
access to Denali National Park further north.
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As you take to the water, Alaska's Inside Passage plays host to
your luxurious cruise ship. Visit iconic cities like Juneau, Sitka,
Ketchikan, and Skagway, and immerse yourself in the splendors of
local culture. Between ports of call, watch in awe as your ship
glides past calving icebergs and marine life, including sea otters
and whales, frolicking in the icy water.
Alaska train and cruise vacations are unique because travelers
have many options for where to begin their trip. For a purely
Alaskan expedition, guests can choose a journey that begins and
ends in the state. Itineraries can also start with rail travel and
touring in the continental United States or Canada for an epic
land and sea journey.