Road-tripping Alaskans travel through the Yukon to get to the Lower 48. In turn, Yukoners drive down to the coast for Haines’ ...

Since 2018, the Freeride World Tour (FWT) stop at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort (KHMR), British Columbia, has been a favorite ...

The backcountry ski and snowboard community has long dubbed Haines “the Dream Stop” for the rugged terrain and pristine ...

The Yukon tourism industry has bounced back since 2020, but it's far from certain how current geopolitical tensions will ...

Alaska is a prime location for birdwatchers. Local guides help avian observers check bristle-thighed curlews off their bucket ...

The Yukon tourism industry has bounced back since 2020, but it's far from certain how current geopolitical tensions will ...

Delightfully carrying more guests to Alaska than any other cruise line, Princess Cruises begins its 2025 season in less than a month with seven amenity-filled ships, five pristine wilderness lodges ...

The Alaska Volcano Observatory said Thursday that decreased earthquake activity and ground deformation around Spurr point to ...

An international ski and snowboard competition will be returning to Haines in March, 2026 after a nine year hiatus.

Plus, Alaska wildlife managers resume a controversial bear-killing program to support Western Alaska caribou. And, Miss Cama'i is crowned at the Bethel dance festival.

After 8 years of absence on U.S. soil, the FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance is finally ready to step back into the northernmost region of the America ...

The people have asked, and the Freeride World Tour (FWT) has answered—next winter, the FWT is headed back to Alaska for a big mountain event in Haines in March 2026 for the YETI Haines Alaska Pro. The ...