Alaska Marine Highway
Alaska Marine Highway Ferry System Main Information
Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Alaska Marine Highway System ... Official Alaska Marine Highway System ® Site ... [Read More]
Alaska Marine Highway System Changes and Specials
Offer is valid from July 5th through September 30th on Internet-only bookings for direct sailings between Whittier and Cordova or Valdez and Cordova. Special does not apply to Whittier-Valdez-Cordova routing. After booking and paying online, tickets may be picked up at any Alaska Marine Highway terminal or ticket office. ... Alaska's Marine Highway is proud to announce that they'll be offering a special one-half price roundtrip fare on the ferry LeConte from Juneau to Pelican. The first sailing is Sunday, June 12 and will continue throughout the summer every other Sunday. Adult roundtrip one-half price fare is $48 with children age 11 and under $28. The LeConte leaves for Pelican at 6:30 a.m. and returns by 9:00 p.m. Make this a family day and take in beautiful Point Adolphus, watch for whales and visit the historic village of Pelican. Book and pay for this trip online . ... [Read More]
Contact Information for the Alaska Marine Highway System
Alaska Marine Highway System-Reservations 6858 Glacier Highway Juneau, AK 99801-7909 ... Alaska Marine Highway System-Operations ... Use the box below to tell us your favorite story about traveling on the Alaska Marine Highway System. Unless you indicate otherwise, we will assume you give us permission to publish an excerpt of your story on our Web site. ... [Read More]
Tour Alaska's Coast on the Alaska Marine Highway System
Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) ... Check our Schedules & Reservations page for complete information on how to travel the Alaska Marine Highway. ... [Read More]
About the Alaska Marine Highway System
About the Alaska Marine Highway System ... May 18, 2004: Alaska Marine Highway & Alaska Catamaran Sign Agreement ... The mission of the Alaska Marine Highway System is to provide safe, reliable, and efficient transportation of people, goods, and vehicles among Alaska communities, Canada, and the "Lower 48," while providing opportunities to develop and maintain a reasonable standard of living and high quality of life, including social, education, and health needs. ... [Read More]
Service Routes of the Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS)
Remote, beautiful, and mysterious best describes Alaska'sSouthwest. See it for yourself on the Alaska Marine Highway. TheSouthwest route provides ferry service from Kodiak toUnalaska/Dutch Harbor, with stops at several communities alongthe Alaska Peninsula. ... Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) ... The coastal communities of Southcentral Alaska are the outdoorplaygrounds for more than half of the state's population. TheSouthcentral ferry service takes you through beautiful PrinceWilliam Sound and into the Gulf of Alaska and Lower Cook Inlet.Ferry travelers thrill to spectacular views of ice-blue glaciers,tranquil fjords, lush forests, and unbelievable concentrations ofseabirds and marine wildlife. ... [Read More]
Alaska Scenic Byways, Glenn Highway
View of Lion Head on Glenn Highway ... The Glenn Highway National Scenic Byway follows a path carved by ancient glaciers. Following the braided Matanuska River for over half its length, this Byway winds through 135 miles of the most impressive terrain on earth. Winters present you with a splendid sky show when the Northern Lights dance among the snow-capped mountains, while summers bring you endless days to roam in fields of wildflowers and ancient forests. ... [Read More]
Shipping Information for the Alaska Marine Highway System
The Alaska Marine Highway System is a waterborne road system serving communities on the northern Pacific rim where solid highways are not feasible. As such, we transport any vehicle which may be legally driven on a highway. We also carry some vehicles, such as construction equipment, which normally may not be driven on a highway. ... Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) ... [Read More]
Alaska Marine Highway System Main Information
In 1996, the Alaska Marine Highway began"whistle-stop" service to the small communities ofTatitlek and Chenega Bay, made possible by the construction ofnew docks to provide staging areas for oil spill responsecapabilities in Prince William Sound. ... The Aleutian Islands and Alaska Peninsula sweep more than 1500miles from Cook Inlet toward Asia. This region sits atop the"Ring of Fire," a string of volcanoes along the PacificRim, and boasts several wildlife refuges. The harsh weatherprecludes ferry service in the winter, but each spring the AlaskaMarine Highway resumes its regular sailings to the seven westwardcommunities of Chignik, Sand Point, King Cove, Cold Bay, FalsePass, Akutan, and Unalaska/Dutch Harbor. ... [Read More]
Alaska Marine Highway Wildlife Viewing Guide, Alaska Department of Fish and Game
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