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AskAlaska - Reddit
r/AskAlaska: Created for advice on visiting or moving to Alaska. But feel free to ask anything!

Subscribed to by 11.5% of Alaska's Total Population! - Reddit
I've wanted to move to Alaska for years...and yes, I've read all the posts where people ask the same old questions. (Thank you all for answering them, by the way.)

What’s it like in Alaska? : r/alaska - Reddit
Life in Alaska isn't for everyone - hell, it isn't for most people, except as a vacation destination. But for me, it's everything I hoped, and I can't imagine living anywhere else.

What is it like to live in Alaska? : r/alaska - Reddit
Most of Alaska is pretty similar except a lot more winter, no real spring or fall, and majestic-ass mountains everywhere you look. I live in Southeast Alaska where it's just rain every day except 3 weeks in June, and a bit of snow at some point during the winter.

For those of you that have moved from the lower 48 to Alaska (or vice ...
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Moving to Alaska - Things to Consider : r/AskAlaska - Reddit
My wife and I are planning on moving to Alaska in 2-4 years. I expect to be making $75-85k/yr (remote) that time. We'd prefer if she didn't work. We're expecting a baby by the end of this month, and plan on having quite a few more kids.

Pro's and Con's of living in Alaska. Are you happy living ... - Reddit
If you're already a person who is somewhat of a loner or enjoys solitude, Alaska is definitely for you. If you need an active group of friends and community, stick to the larger cities like Anchorage.

Alaska Trip Itinerary - Is this too much time traveling?
While I want to make the most of our time and see the best of Alaska (tours, hiking, fishing, etc), at the same time I want to be able to enjoy our selves and not be flustered trying to make the next tour date in time. I'm also unsure of how the travel will be in early June. Any advice would be helpful. Day 1 - Arrive Anchorage late

alaskacruiseplanning • r/alaskacruiseplanning
I am a travel Advisor Specializing in Alaska Cruises, land/cruise and rail vacations. This community is for anyone planning, needing tips,...