Road trippin in Alaska!!!
Alaska Kids Camp is a place to explore and discover the beauty and mystery of Nature, to learn important skills like survival, wilderness travel, and multi-media production. There is also training and experience for those interested in ecology, stewardship and sustainable living. This includes tree planting and harvesting, gardening and landscaping and personal development including nutrition, fitness and spa servies: meditation, massage and counseling. Our mission is being the best wilderness school and retreat in Alaska. Every Saturday we guide a group of kids into Alaska’s great outdoors, film the journey and then share the highlights with the parents, kids and community. This way many others can enjoy and better remember some of the most important aspects of living- having fun, being self-sufficient and working well with others. www.GeoCities.com/AlaskaKidsCamp
Sow and two cubs at Brooks Camp in Katmai National Park Alaska. View from the lower platform while one cub and mama spar.
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atch Sarah Palin’s Alaska Sundays @ 9/8C | For more, visit tlc.discovery.com | Sarah welcomes Kate Gosselin and her children to Alaska. To prepare for a camping trip with the kids, Sarah takes Kate to a bear safety class for rifle practice. Then Kate and the kids experience the wilderness braving the challenges of camping in Alaska.
Who are some of the top manufactures for camping equipment such as sleeping bags, tents, climbing gear, backpacks, stoves, etc…
I would like to browse their websites.
I need something a little more heavy duty for upper Canada/Alaska near the tundra and lower forests.
I also woudn’t mind it being universal for the most extreme cold climates.
I get catalogs from Cabelas, Sierra Trading Post, and Gander Mountain.
Do you know any others?
Hi, Anchorage Daily News Independent Traveler blogger here. I’m reporting from our rafting trip on the Alagnak Wild/Scenic River in western Alaska an hour’s flight out of King Salmon. We are floating down river from our input at Nonvianuk Lake. Here’s our second night’s camp site…For more on my rafting trip, check out my blog at: community.adn.com
GIRL FLOATING IN COOLER, LAURA HAVING FUN ON OUR CAMPING TRIP LOTS OF FUN AT THE EIDERHOUSE
dad and little sister chillin on a hot sunny alaskan day
This is our annual winter camping trip to one of the State of Alaska Public Use Cabins on Nancy Lake. There were 6 of us and we had a great time! The temperature during the day was around 10 and at night it was below 0 but we stayed warm, enjoyed the fire and had a ton of fun!
Hello, I have an english essay and i have to include the total cost of a dog sled trip in the general area of the yukon region of canada and alaska. i need to include the cost of the dogs,sled, food, camping gear, and any other expenses you could think of. I have researched all across the internet and have not found many answers. Just a simple answer or a link that you know of that would have that info would be GREATLY appreciated thanks so much
Spent the night over the days of July 12 & 13 at one of the most beautiful places in Alaska: TAKU HARBOR. Plus introducing my cousins Scott and his wife, Sarah, and their cute daughter Khaya
Near National Park Redwood Sjaak and Doris are looking for a place outside to stay the night. On their motorbikes theres several luggage such as a ridge tent, sleeping bag and things for cooking. With this baggage it is possible for our motorbike travellers to stay also a night outside under the sky instead staying in a hotel. Doris shows her skills in setting up a ridge tent and together they are preparing an one-course dinner. This will always taste if you are staying outside with enough spices to make the meal more delicious. The next morning theres some icing over the ridge tent. A good preparation if the temperature will drop further below freezing point. www.reismotor.nl
We arrive at the public use cabin #4 at Red Shirt Lake after canoing across the lake from the hiking trail. Everyone unpacks and gear up to begin fishing for pike. A beaver is spotted swimming in the lake and we watch a float plane on the water.
Kim and Dave Beckett try out their new 5th wheel in Alaska
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