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The article reports on flying over the vast wilderness of Alaska. It is said that the rugged terrain and the huge distances make Alaskan flying so dangerous. A U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) study identified the willingness of pilots to take risks that put themselves and their passengers in danger, a phenomenal known as bush syndrome.

Presents the author's travel experience in Alaska. Travel details; Physical attractions in the country; Details on the country's landmarks

Presents an article on adventure travel of several tourists in Alaska. Description of the environmental condition; Activities of the adventurers; Travel services offered to tourists in the state; Photographs of the scenery in Alaska.

The article discusses five ways to explore Alaska’s 650,000 square miles of mountains, rivers and glaciers. Adventure travelers can take the road, air, rail, river or sea transport to experience what the state has to offer. Information is provided about each tour’s rate and contact numbers of recommended travel or booking agencies.