Visiting Alaska and planning the trip can be daunting, but here you'll find the answers for putting together an unforgettable travel experience. These frequently asked questions about visiting Alaska ...

The Alaska Marine Highway System connects many communities along the southern coast of the state. All of the ferries can take vehicles as well as foot passengers.

For travelers willing to venture beyond the beaten path, Alaska holds immense natural wonders and authentic Alaska Native cultural experiences around every turn.

Pandemic safety measures may have docked big cruise ships, but visitors can still go to Alaska and tour by road, train and small ship day cruises.

In fact, one of Alaska's most beautiful national parks is barely visited because it's only accessible via airplane, and many of the state's most charming towns are best reached via boat. Thankfully, ...

The Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) has awarded the Alaska Class Ferry project to Vigor Alaska shipyard in Ketchikan, Alaska, where construction is currently underway.

The dock is still open for use, but to reach the shore stairs for the public-use cabins and trails, you'll need a dingy. It seems such a long way away, but the Alaska Marine Highway wants your input ...

Seasoned travelers on the Alaska marine highway exchanged wary looks as the ferry slowed. Disruptions are increasingly common on Alaska's aging fleet of ferries.

Sea change: Alaska’s marine highway navigates an uncertain future Special report: Federal funding has brought hope to the state’s ferries. But years of financial troubles, political fights and ...