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Fun In The Snow

by American Way Staff
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Explorethe last frontier. Just 40 miles south of Anchorage, the Alyeska Resortcan arrange super-adventurous day trips for you. You can cruise insearch of winter wildlife while in view of spectacular glaciers ($65per person), and then set out for a polar bear safari. Just don’tforget your camera. One-day safari from $1,128; resort stay from $130 anight. www.alyeska resort.com







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