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Eureka Lodge Glennallen

Mile 128 Glenn Highway, HC01 Box 2240 Glennallen, Alaska, United States

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The Glenn Highway, Eureka, Matanuska Glacier

A travel blog entry by gkkanal

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We left Healy and drove down to Cantwell, picking up the old Denali Highway going east to Paxson. It was 100 miles of potholed gravel road, going 25mph in the rain, across mostly deserted Alaskan tundra, and we saw a couple of young caribou, and lots of hunters, along the way.

We stopped at the MacLaren River Lodge, halfway through the …

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Gateway to the Wrangells National Park

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... nights sleep, we got up at 8.30am, used the natural amenities and drove down to the Wrangells National Park headquarters and visitor centre. Very helpful and friendly people, and they even had some hot water for our instant porridge oats and a cup of tea for breakfast. After breakfast we walked the half a mile loop around the visitor centre and then drove into the park to do one of the walks. On the way we spotted some buffalo grazing in a field which happily posed ...

Day at the Alaska State Fair

A travel blog entry by wmaxtman

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... pigs, cows and goats. The goats were especially friendly and liked to be petted. We also went through the vegetable exhibits and saw the gigantic vegetables we had heard were common here in Alaska. There were giant cabbages, pumpkins, kohlrabis and gourds. The 1100 pound pumpkin was the largest and was covered with multiple prize ribbons.
Jennifer, Reese, Ryan and I went on the ferris wheel and then the kids went on the swings. At first we thought they ...

First Night on the Road, but Last Night in Alaska

A travel blog entry by toddnrachel

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Well the trip from Kenai to Glennallen only took 6.5 hours with stops instead of the 8 hours that Google Maps told us.
We left Soldotna at 11:05am, almost a full hour after we meant to leave, but breakfast with Chris and Austin was worth the delay. The weather was churlish and spiteful, as if the sky turned its bruised eye at us and spit on us all the way out of town.
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Back to Texas

A travel blog entry by dlpool

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... attached it under the hood. So far, we’ve not seen further evidence of Mr. Squirrel. By the way, Nitchie is NOT a squirrel hunting dog.

We planned to leave tomorrow for Tok, but Wendell just came in and said maybe we should spend another day. Fine with me! I love it here. Our pull-through is only a few feet from the creek so we get to enjoy the sound of the babbling brook. If you are looking for a place to camp where you can truly enjoy ...