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Mount Metaska Alaska Tree Lined Lake

Alaska is the largest state in the USA, and is an ideal destination for those who like winter sports and hiking in the wilderness. The majority of tourist destinations within Alaska are located in the south of the state, and whilst it is possible to make use of car hire to get around, using alternative transportation such as the Alaska Railroad, cruises and flight-seeing excursions can be the best way of seeing all of what the vast Alaskan landscape has to offer.

Brown Bear Alaska Fishing River

With such a huge wilderness to explore, car hire in Alaska is essential if you want to experience it all. There are a huge array of State Parks and National Parks, some remote and virtually inaccessible in the winter months to stunning areas closer to civilisation such as Chugach State Park, near Anchorage. Digging deeper into Alaskan historical and cultural heritage will give you an insight into Alaska's native tribes, check out the Native Heritage Centre in Anchorage, the state capital. The vast majority of places of interest in Alaska can be reached through use of car hire, ferry, train or plane, it's always best to double check the best route to certain places, and plan your trip accordingly to include cruises, train journeys and flights as part of your excursion.

Alaska is known for it's natural beauty, and is a prime destination for viewing the Aurora Borealis, one of the most beautiful natural occurrences, and there are a number of resorts around the Fairbanks area - accessible through using car rental - that allow the chance to relax in a hot spring and view the aurora.

Alaska is also a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts and has a number of ski resort, namely Eaglecrest on Douglas Island, Mt Aurora near Fairbanks and Alyeska, one hour south of Anchorage. Alternatively you could leave the rental car behind and hop onto the train and take a trip along the famous Alaska Railroad. There are a number of towns along the way, where you can participate in a range of activities - including dog-sled rides, sea fishing and hot air ballooning over the Alaskan wilderness.

Looking to explore the Alaskan scenery as part of your road trip? Fill out the form on the left hand side of the screen and let us here at travelsupermarket.com find you a deal on car hire in Alaska that suits your holiday budget.