Alaska in Winter: Reveling in a Playground of Ice and Snow a New York Times Article
New York Times Frugal Traveler columnist Elaine Glusac spent a month in Juneau. The article explains their experience.
The article explores Juneau, Alaska, as a hidden winter gem for skiing and cultural experiences. It highlights the author’s visit to Eaglecrest Ski Area, known for its fresh powder and affordable prices during the off-season. Juneau transforms from a cruise port to a “budget-friendly” ski destination, offering skiing, Nordic skating on Mendenhall Lake, and scenic hiking trails.
The local dining scene features breweries and restaurants serving Alaskan cuisine, while the city also boasts a rich Indigenous heritage, with attractions like the Sealaska Heritage Institute. Overall, Juneau offers a unique blend of winter sports and cultural activities for adventurous travelers.
Read the full article here.
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