What to Wear in the Summer in Alaska

Summer Solstice explained: Why Alaska sees more daylight than the rest of the U.S. all summer

In the wilds of Alaska, nature's power to carve and shape the earth is on full display. During a recent trip, I stumbled upon a massive snow drift formed by relentless blizzards and high winds, still standing strong in the late summer sun. A creek had slowly but surely carved its way through the icy mass, creating a breathtaking tunnel of frozen water. Walking along the stream bed within this tunnel, I was led to an incredible discovery—a stunning waterfall cascading off a cliff, its icy waters