In Alaska, the fun doesn’t stop when the temps drop! Alaska in February can be a surreal, full-on winter experience. The beauty of winter in Alaska is unrivaled. Imagine: gorgeous white snow blanketing the countryside, quiet dark nights with the northern lights dancing overhead, and cozy nights in front of the fireplace with a warm drink.

Spring is the perfect time to travel and avoid the summer rush... and the hefty prices that come with it. A fantastic spring break getaway can help you cure the winter blues, without breaking the bank. We rounded up eight destinations that won’t empty your wallet.

Washington State has some of the best hikes in the country, and that’s no exception when it comes to winter! To help you adventure this winter, we’ve put together a list of our favorite winter hikes in Washington.

Yellowstone in Winter is magical! In this blog, we’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting Yellowstone in winter, including how to access the park, where to stay, and what to do. 

Artist Point at Mt. Baker is one of the best viewpoints in all of Washington State. It offers gorgeous views of mountains, lakes, foliage, and wildlife. Tucked away, just outside the Mt. Baker ski area, this scenic stopping point has been a hotspot for hikers and snowshoers for years.

This magical town nestled right in the foothills is the perfect spot to visit for a weekend away. There’s loads to do all year round, so keep on reading for fun things to do in Leavenworth! 

With mountain peaks, alpine lakes, hiking trails, rivers, resorts, and hot springs, there’s no shortage of fun outdoor activities in the Sawtooth Mountains.

Lake Tahoe is known for its clear, blue waters and array of recreational activities. From skiing to hiking to paddle boarding, keep on reading for the best things to do in Lake Tahoe.

Wish you could adventure in the mountains all year, but are deterred by winter and snow? Even if you’re not a skier or snowboarder, you can still hit the trails by snowshoeing! Any hiker can easily snowshoe. These floatation devices, used for centuries, spread your weight over a larger area and let you walk over the snow without sinking. Strap on a pair and don’t let the cold keep you indoors this winter!