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Tag Archives: Alaska Railroad
POTTER MARSH
Anchorage has a green belt, mudflats, trail system and abundant opportunities for wildlife viewing. So, why, on our last full day in Alaska do we choose to spend most of it on a boardwalk close by a major highway? Because … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Travel
Tagged Alaska, Alaska Railroad, Anchorage, Anchorage Alaska, salmon, Seward Highway, Spawn, spawning, wetlands, Wildlife refuge, wildlife viewing, yellow-legs
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TOWARD THE GREAT ONE
The northbound Parks Highway forks left from “1″ into “3″ after crossing into the Mat-Su borough, where we spot our first bull moose calmly munching in a wetland within the interchange. Distances and locations are designated by mile markers, e.g. … Continue reading
Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 