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At the McNeil River Falls in July and August, up to 100 brown bears can be seen gorging themselves on the Salmon run. It is a unique event rarely seen in nature as bears seldom congregate in numbers anywhere else in the world. Mc Neil River is a road less area undisturbed by development about 250 miles south west of Anchorage and 100 miles west of Homer.
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Prince William Sound is located in the heart of South Central Alaska. It’s the northern extent of the Gulf of Alaska and has some of the most spectacular coastlines and glaciers. Dotted by small islands, the sound is bordered by mountains, glaciers, fjords, rivers, lakes and rain forests.
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South-eastern Alaska, a land of glaciers, rivers, lakes and spectacular mountain scenery, was also the starting place for fortune hunters who started the Klondike Gold rush a century ago.
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Bradley Cooper finds himself in some of the most isolated terrain in the world – the northern part of the Alaska. One third of Alaska is located above the Arctic Circle, which is quite literally, the top of the world. It’s a harsh land with no roads, a fragile ecosystem and probably some of the finest wilderness areas on earth.
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Alaska is both the largest state in the United States and the least densely populated. It has more miles of coastline than all of the other states combined. Most Alaskans reside in and around the city of Anchorage, though there are many smaller cities, remote rural communities, and fishing towns scattered across the state.
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