Alaska, often referred to as “The Last Frontier,” is the largest and most sparsely populated state of the United States, offering some of the most spectacular wilderness and wildlife experiences in the world. Its rugged landscape is a vast canvas of natural beauty, encompassing towering mountain ranges, including the formidable Denali, sprawling tundra, and thousands of miles of coastline dotted with islands. The state’s remote wilderness is a sanctuary for an impressive array of wildlife, from brown and polar bears to moose, wolves, and eagles, living within a myriad of ecosystems that range from rainforests to Arctic plains.
