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ALASKA: CALL OF THE WILD


Discover America’s last frontier


Imagine exploring a place that has more undiscovered wilderness than any other state in the nation... where you can flightsee near North America’s tallest mountain... hike, kayak or river raft in playgrounds perfectly designed by Mother Nature... jet boat into bush Alaska... look for bald eagles, moose, and maybe bears... pan for gold at a real mine... meet sled dogs in training... ride the rails through head-turning coastal scenery... touch a glacier on an adventure cruise... join in a high-tech treasure hunt... and share stories around a campfire that will linger in your family’s memories for a lifetime.


Tauck Bridges Family Value Includes:


• Jet boat ride in bush Alaska, a look inside a fur trapper’s cabin & a cultural presentation


• “Geocaching” treasure-hunting competition at Trapper Creek • Meet and learn about dogs in training for the Iditarod race • Flightseeing over the wilderness • Kayaking, river rafting and hiking on the Kenai Peninsula


• Visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and gold panning at Crow Creek Mine


• Rail journey and private glacier cruise on Prince William Sound • Airport transfers on arrival and departure as noted


• 17 meals (7 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 5 dinners); all gratuities to Tauck Director, local guides & drivers, service charges, taxes & porterage


28 Alaska: Call of the Wild #1 IN GUIDED FAMILY TRAVEL Nat’l Park Maximum Elevation 3,900 ft. Anchorage


Cooper Landing Kenai


Peninsula Girdwood Whittier Denali Trapper Creek ALASKA


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