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Author: Heather Kasvinsky

Heather Kasvinsky is the founder and writer behind Alaska Adventurers. She lived in Fairbanks, Alaska for close to a decade and continues to visit her cabin in McCarthy, bordering Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, as much as possible. Heather shares her best tips and adventure ideas for Alaska travel with readers worldwide to help them plan their trips.
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A Complete Guide to the 7 Tallest Mountains in Alaska

ByHeather Kasvinsky July 20, 2024April 4, 2025

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A vibrant autumn landscape in Denali, Alaska, featuring a foreground of colorful shrubs in shades of red, orange, and yellow. The backdrop showcases rugged mountains under a clear blue sky, highlighting the dramatic and picturesque beauty of the region during fall.

9 Reasons Why Fall in Alaska is Magical

ByHeather Kasvinsky July 10, 2024July 18, 2024

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7 Best Alaska Tours For Seniors Who Love To Adventure

7 Best Alaska Tours For Seniors Who Love To Adventure

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A bright yellow two-story building labeled “Ma Johnson’s Hotel” decorated for the Fourth of July with American flags, patriotic bunting, and a string of black-and-white historical photos hanging across the front. A wooden cart sits under a leafy tree in the foreground, and a red, white, and blue pinwheel adds a festive touch.

Celebrating 4th of July in Alaska, 2026 Schedule

ByHeather Kasvinsky July 1, 2024January 19, 2026

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Sweeping view of Porphyry Ridge in Alaska in September, with fall tundra foliage in vivid reds and greens, a dramatic grey mountain slope, and a braided river valley stretching toward a distant mountain range under moody skies.

Why September Is the Most Magical Time to Visit Alaska

ByHeather Kasvinsky June 22, 2024July 1, 2025

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A group of people, including myself and my husband, Matt, wearing life vests and outdoor gear. We are seated on rocky ledges beside the turbulent, silty Copper River, engaged in dipnetting near a steep cliff. The scene captures a rugged and remote fishing activity in a natural, rocky landscape.

Dipnetting in Alaska: Learn How Alaskans Catch Their Salmon

ByHeather Kasvinsky June 14, 2024September 24, 2024

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McDonald Fire Near Fairbanks Merges with Clear Creek Fire

ByHeather Kasvinsky June 11, 2024July 6, 2024

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The frozen Chena River in Fairbanks Alaska is surrounded by icy and snowy branches trees and bushes. A soft warm glow of the sun is in the distance. The whole scene is very magical and frozen.

How Cold Is Alaska? Cool Facts You Need to Know!

ByHeather Kasvinsky June 9, 2024June 20, 2025

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What You Need to Know About Juneau’s NEW Cruise Ship Limits

ByHeather Kasvinsky June 6, 2024August 5, 2025

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How Many Lakes Are In Alaska? Here Are The 8 Largest!

ByHeather Kasvinsky May 30, 2024September 24, 2024

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