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Wildlife officials working to identify bear in Anchorage attack, with 67-year-old hiker stable
According to the Anchorage Police Department, the victim is a 67-year-old woman who is in stable condition after she was rescued with a helicopter Tuesday and brought to a hospital. “She sustained injuries to her head, neck and arm,” APD spokesman Christopher Barraza wrote in an email Wednesday.
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Epic Alaska Adventures: Top Experiences for Your Bucket ListI recently explored Alaska and was blown away by the breathtaking views and wildlife. From hiking scenic trails and visiting ...
Alaska is famous for its wild wilderness and icy landscapes, but it also has some of the most thrilling adventure trails ...
Federal agencies spend billions on roads and energy systems in Alaska, but nothing on fish camps and traditional trails that ...
The cliff was beyond an “Exit Creek Prohibited Visitor Use Zone” closure sign, rangers said. Rangers responded to the call ...
A hiker was hospitalized late Tuesday after being mauled by a brown bear on a popular trail network above Anchorage, Alaska.
Alaska's numerous outdoor trails are an important economic force, generating income and keeping residents and businesses in the state, advocates say. (Yereth Rosen/Alaska Beacon) ...
Federal agencies spend billions on roads and energy systems in Alaska, but nothing on fish camps and traditional trails that Jackie Cataline Schaeder calls “Indigenous infrastructure” — the ...
Trails are places for people to relax, exercise and have fun outdoors. Now their advocates in Alaska are increasingly promoting another aspect of trails: their contributions to the economy ...
Tails on Trails allows volunteers to borrow a dog for 48 hours to hike, run or just sit on the couch and hang out.
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