Unorganized Borough

A vast area of Alaska with no borough government, where glaciers, wilderness and national parks are the stars of the trip.

The Unorganized Borough is the part of Alaska that has no organized borough government. It covers about half the state, including the Inside Passage in the Southeast, the Yukon–Kuskokwim region in the west and large areas north of the Arctic Circle. It is sparsely populated with limited roads, so travel often depends on small planes and ferries. A signature destination is Glacier Bay National Park, where boat tours show tidewater glaciers and humpback whales, with the small town of Gustavus as the gateway. The best travel season is June to August, while winter is good for viewing the northern lights in the north.

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