Aspen Hotel Valdez
100 Meals Avenue Valdez, Alaska, 99686, United States
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Off the Alaska Highway once again!
... serious frost heave. This caused one side of the hitch to become unattached and our truck 'tried to pass us'. Ken noticed right away and we pulled over, unhooked the car and continued on our way in two seperate vehicles.
The silver lining in all this - there are actually two - is that I got to drive about 160 miles all by myself! Something that hasn't happened ...
Valdez. Possibly the Most Beautiful Place on Earth
... According to 2005 Census Bureau estimates, the population of the city is 4,020.[1] The city is one of the most important ports in Alaska. The port of Valdez was named in 1790 after the Spanish naval officer Antonio Valdés y Fernandez ...
Fall is coming in these parts of the country
... made a stop at the Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site. The Milepost said it provided good views of the glacier, walking path with interpretive signs and an Alaska Geographic Bookstore. We were impressed with the one we had stopped at south of Denali National Park so didn't want to miss out on this one. The Bookstore had the closed sign up but the door was open. Since it's the day after the Labor Day weekend, we're expecting that a lot of ...
Sun, Sea and Coho ...
... actually follow her by tracking the tiny air bubbles as she swam under water near the boat.
Fishing is always interesting and you never know what your gonna get sometimes... Bengt and I are always trying different techniques until we get a 'hit', so we play around with bait, how deep our lines go and where we choose to put the lines in hoping it is where the fish are too. This year Bengt not only ...
Alaska In The Raw
... I said, this is not the type trip we’re taking today; it’s included to give a glimpse of how remote this park is.
Our entry is off of the Ric******* Highway (the one that connects Valdez to Fairbanks) which is about two-thirds of the way between Valdez and Glennallen. This entrance highway is called the Edgerton Highway; it is paved only for about 30 miles to Chitina (pronounced CHIT-na). From there, it is 60 miles of rough, pot holed, gravel road built ...
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