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Audio Tour Alaska An app on your phone that play a tour through your vehicle's speakers as you drive Alaska: points-of-interest, history ..

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Tours from Anchorage, Seward, Homer, Talkeetna, Denali National Park, and Fairbanks.

07/03/2025

The Alaska Railroad offers more than just transportation - it's a living piece of Alaska history! This engineering marvel was completed in 1923, connecting Seward to Fairbanks across 470 miles of challenging terrain.

The railroad played a crucial role in Alaska's development, supporting military operations during WWII and opening up the interior for settlement and resource development. Today's trains still run on some of the original route, crossing massive bridges and traveling through remote wilderness areas where no roads exist. The railroad continues to be vital for both freight and passenger service.

05/03/2025

Experience the magic of Alaska's winter wonderland with our audio tours while you're here for the Iditarod!

Learn about the unique challenges of life in Alaska. We'll guide you to the best spots for photostops, share tips for winter wildlife viewing, and tell you stories about Alaska's rich history. Download the app and purchase the tours now!

02/03/2025

The logistics of the Iditarod are mind-boggling – it's like organizing a marathon that runs through the wilderness for 8-15 days! Volunteers set up and staff 26 checkpoints along the trail, where veterinarians examine the dogs and mushers can rest, eat, and pick up supplies they sent ahead.

Each musher starts with up to 16 dogs and must finish with at least 5, dropping dogs at checkpoints if they're tired or need care. Throughout the race, about 10,000 pairs of booties will protect the dogs' feet, and they'll consume roughly 2,000 calories daily – the equivalent of 40 hamburgers per dog! Teams brave temperatures from -40°F to 35°F, crossing mountain ranges, frozen rivers, and dense forests.

28/02/2025

Heading to Alaska for the Iditarod? Make the most of your winter adventure with our GPS audio tours! While the mushers race to Nome, you can explore the stunning winter landscapes along the drive to Willow and Talkeetna with our expert narration as your guide.

Learn about the history of mushing in Alaska.

Our tours work offline, so you don't need to worry about cell service in remote areas, and we'll guide you to the best winter photography spots along the way. Download now and receive our special winter pricing.

26/02/2025

The Iditarod Trail's history runs much deeper than the famous sled dog race. In 1925, this route became legendary during the Nome Serum Run, when mushers relayed diphtheria medicine 674 miles to save the remote town of Nome from an epidemic. The lead dog of the final leg, Balto, became so famous that his statue stands in New York's Central Park. Lesser known is Togo, who led his team through the most dangerous leg of the journey, covering 264 miles and crossing the treacherous Norton Sound. This inspiring tale of courage and determination represents the true spirit of Alaska, where communities still rely on each other's help to survive the harsh winter conditions.

23/02/2025

Looking for the ultimate Alaska road trip experience?

Our audio tours cover the state's most iconic routes from Anchorage to Fairbanks to Seward and Homer. Each tour is packed with local knowledge about secret hiking trails and the best spots to photograph wildlife and mountains. Learn about Alaska's unique geology, climate, and ecosystems while driving through some of the most spectacular scenery in North America. Early birds get special pricing - secure your audio tour today!

21/02/2025

It’s estimated that 1500 moose live in Anchorage. You can’t expect to see one when you drive through the city but sometimes you do!

19/02/2025

A lot of people say you need to visit Alaska twice: once in the summer and again in the winter.

Alaska in winter is like a snowy wonderland. Dress for it and have a b

15/02/2025

When in Anchorage, summer or winter, the Alaska zoo is worth a visit!

13/02/2025

A lot of people say you need to visit Alaska twice: once in the summer and again in the winter.

Alaska in winter is like a snowy wonderland. Dress for it and have a blast.

12/02/2025

On the surface, this might look like a boring photo, but it tells a story about habitat and wildlife.

Notice that something has been eating the bark off this fallen deciduous tree. Also notice the pellet shaped s**t? Any guesses about the wildlife in this scenario???

Snowshoe hares eat bark throughout the winter, not really having many other options in a snow covered landscape.

As you drive Alaska, try to leave time in the evenings to go for a walk and enjoy the little things. They will help you better understand this magical place.

06/02/2025

Did you know that Alaska's moose are the largest subspecies of moose in North America?

These magnificent creatures can weigh up to 1,600 pounds and stand over 7 feet tall at the shoulder. During winter months, they migrate to lower elevations where food is more accessible, making them a common sight along highways and in urban areas.

Their impressive antlers, which only males possess, can span up to 6 feet wide and weigh over 40 pounds. Despite their massive size, moose are excellent swimmers and can dive to feed on aquatic plants.

02/02/2025

Experience Alaska like never before with our immersive audio tours!

As you drive along the scenic highways, our expert narration brings the landscape to life with fascinating stories about the Gold Rush, native cultures, and natural wonders.

Our most popular Seward Highway tour takes you from Anchorage to Seward, where you'll learn about glacier formation, spot wildlife viewing hotspots, and discover hidden gem locations. Perfect for independent travelers who want to explore at their own pace while getting insider knowledge from local experts.

Purchase now for your summer adventure and save 20% with dark days of winter pricing!

01/02/2025

Road trippin’ Any guesses as to where I ended up?

31/01/2025

Aurora science: The Northern Lights occur year-round but are only visible in darkness!

29/01/2025

Family-friendly adventures! Kid-approved stories and fun facts make our audio tours perfect for all ages!

27/01/2025

Alas, a break in the weather.

The rain and winds have been heavy. The snow is gone a sea level. Likely been getting dumped on at elevation in the mountains.

25/01/2025

Eagle eye: Bald eagles can spot fish from a mile away! Coastal Alaska is an great place to see a bald eagle!

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