Where do I start?
Like a lot of Alaskan's, we live here for the freedom of being able to experience the outdoors, each in our own way. Whether that be riding ATV's, fishing, hunting, hiking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, Snowmachines/Snowmobiles, or skiing. Alaska has a plethora of activities for all ages. The post below will provide insight into what is kosher in Alaska and what is not, along with some great insider tips into finding that perfect camping, RV, or boondock site. Let's start with the basics of some Alaskan lingo. This will help you understand some terms used by local Alaskans. Lower 48 - This means the contiguous United States. Because Alaska is disconnected from the rest of the US we refer to those from outside the state as being from the "lower 48". You will hear this used often. Skookum - this means good, neat, or fun. That view was pretty Skookum. Not used as often but none the less you will hear it from time to time. ...