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Southeast Alaska
Known as the Alaska Panhandle, Southeast Alaska has survived and flourished, and is one of the magnetic sites in Alaska for tourism. Situated along the boundaries of the Tongass National Forest, it is the only tropical area in Alaska; hence it receives more than 100 inches of annual rain. It is the first region in the state which isn't connected to a rail or a road, and is only accessible through ferry ways which goes through without taking the outer ocean route. The region is known as “Inside Passage” due to sheltered ferry ways running from inside and across the state. Fantastic nature views, wonder lakes, ice capped mountains, Humpback Whales and an abundance of cold-blooded species, is the reason why Southeast Alaska is synonymous with purity of nature.
Places to Visit in Southeast Alaska
Anchorage
If visiting the capital with your RV isn't possible, the nearest place where you can enjoy amazing recreational wonders is in Anchorage. The National Scenic Byways Program initiated in the region provides plentiful campgrounds and food courts along the road and ferry ways so you can visit Southeast Alaska at your own pace. Most people prefer to stay in Anchorage due to moderate ferry transport available at the capital. The passage developed through the dark high cliff fjords and islands connect up to 30 ports and are a vital resource for people to maintain economy and tourism.
Haines
The city of Haines is at the top of the geo-map, and exhibits living history centers that are evident of the Klondike Gold Rush in 1998. Ring any bells? Yes, the famous TV show “Gold Rush Alaska” on Discovery is partially filmed in Haines. The city is known for the Alaska Bald Eagle Festival which celebrates the migration of bald eagle during early winters and attended by thousands of visitors every year. It is also known for the handmade totem poles of Tlingit culture in Ketchikan which is a reminder of the struggles of Alaskans against Europeans. The Haines Highway also hosts the Alcan 200 snow race every year. Kayaking at Chilkoot Lake, animated jet boat rides and rafting journeys at Chilkat River affords you an unforgettable experience.
Coming next through the Alaskan spur highway is Palmer. Glaciers, salmon fishing and trekking can be enjoyed in every Alaskan region, but the dog sledding adventure which you can enjoy in Palmer, is the reason why it is one of the most visited places in Southeast, Alaska. Reindeer farms, lazy mountains and golf courses are other places that you can visit.You can also check out the Palmer Visitor Information Center for more information and traveling guides.
The past capital of Russian America, Sitka is another beautiful city located southeast in Baranof Island. It is where you can find an abundance of moose on the road so watch out even when driving on an empty highway. It is also considered as the liberal oasis of Alaska due to the wildlife, and you where you might find the most stellar of sceneries in unexpected places.
You can also visit the Denali National Park and Tongass National Park located within the Southeast which are the home of the most number of exclusive species. While some of the cities completely depend on ferry passages for transport, the journey still remains exquisite due to close cruise sceneries and convenient itinerary too.
Fests in the Passage
As the cities often remain isolated in Alaska, the diversity in tribal culture completely justifies the distinction of their races and festivals. Petersburg residents celebrate with their fishing community in Norwegian style because their survival depends upon this business. Go Cart Races, Julebukking and Rainforest festivals are also observed by the tribes. Both locals and visitors observe the Trade Fair of the Alaska Panhandle around August every year. Apart from skillful arts and crafts, it is a great place to find the true heritage of Alaska’s old times. The SEAK adventure race is an undertaking you must experience.
Best RV parks
The highway 1 of Alaska will be your route in case you wish to drive in a rented motorhome or trailer. The Anchorage Ship Creek RV Park is rated the most convenient for an RV stay. All the major sites like Anchorage Museum, Alaska Heritage Center, Kincaid Park are just few hours away.
Safe travels from everyone here at RVshare! Have a great trip in your RV rental in Southeast Alaska!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Renting an RV Near Southeast Alaska
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Southeast Alaska?Motorhomes are divided into Class A, B, and C vehicles. On average expect to pay $185 per night for Class A, $149 per night for Class B and $179 per night for Class C.
Do you need to be a certain age to rent an RV in Southeast Alaska?Yes. The minimum age is 25 to be eligible to get an RV Rental in Southeast Alaska from RVshare.
Does RVshare have emergency roadside assistance?Yes. Every RV rental booked through RVshare receives 24/7 emergency roadside assistance.
Does RVshare offer one way RV rentals in Southeast Alaska?Yes. Prior to renting any RV, check with the owner since not all will offer this particular option.