Alaska is known for its untouched wilderness, gorgeous scenery, and amazing wildlife. We will learn what makes these beautiful and sometimes dangerous critters so unique.

From Arctic tundra to lush rainforest to high alpine peaks… Alaska is a land of diverse climates and landscapes. We will take a look at the beauty of this amazing state and find the hidden gems within the Last Frontier, and the unique people who choose to live in this wild place.

Alaska is a land of great migrations. Caribou, salmon, bears, glaciers – and even the people of Alaska – are always on the move.

Alaska has six times as many pilots and 16 times as many aircraft per capita than the rest of the United States. Since Alaska has a minimal road system, small planes and helicopters are the best way to get around this state.

Alaska would be the 18th largest country in the world, but it has the least connected road system of any state in the USA. For those who choose to spend time off the grid, Alaska presents unique challenges and rewards.

They say there are four seasons in Alaska: Winter, June, July, and August. The weather in Alaska can quickly change, and for those unprepared, there can be massive consequences.

With year-round opportunities to catch gigantic freshwater and saltwater fish, Alaska truly is a fisherman's paradise. While the millions of salmon making their annual runs are the state's most famous game fish, there are endless opportunities for an angler looking for a tug on his line.

If you know where to look, you will never starve in Alaska. We look at the amazing bounty of edible flora and fauna in the Last Frontier.

Over 52% of the designated wilderness in America is in the state of Alaska. This massive amount of untouched land is beautiful, but also can be unforgiving and deadly.

Alaska calls to a different type of person, one who seeks nature, solitude, and adventure. With amazing wildlife, untouched habitat, and eleven distinct mountain ranges, Alaska is a true playground for outdoorsmen and thrill seekers.