Biking is a great way to explore Alaska. Not only can a bike take you places when the road ends but are a great way to get exercise. Before you ride off into the midnight sun be sure that your bike is in good condition, and you have a perfectly fitted helmet. See below for more tips.
Camping, fishing, and roasting marshmallows. Before you pull out the marshmallows, be sure you know the safest and most responsible way to build, tend, and extinguish your campfire. See below for more tips.
Hiking is a fantastic way to get close to nature. As you venture onto the trails, soaking up the rugged beauty of Alaska, remember to step carefully and make lots of noise. See below for more tips.
With more coastline than the entire Lower 48 combined, Alaska is a place made to be explored from the water. Whether paddling across a small pond, motoring around a lake, or braving the open ocean, having the right equipment is essential to a safe, enjoyable voyage. See below for more tips.
Regardless of whether you are running around the block or hitting cross-country trails, safety should always be part of the plan. Wearing the right gear and being aware of your environment are an excellent place to start. See below for more tips.
Walking with friends, your kids, or your dog is an excellent way to reduce stress and strengthen your heart. Knowing the rules of the road when walking is the best way to ensure your walks are safe and enjoyable. See below for more tips.
ATVs are a fun and often necessary mode of transportation in Alaska. If you will be riding an ATV during your summer expeditions, please remember to always ride safely and wear a helmet. See below for more tips.
Fireworks can be a spectacular way to celebrate summer, but they can be dangerous if not handled properly. Remember to always use fireworks safely and carefully. Be sure that fireworks are legal in your area before you make plans to set them off. See below for more tips.
Nothing says summer like grilling. You simply cannot beat the taste of foods prepared on the grill, whether it be hot dogs, fish, burgers, or corn on the cob. However, grills can be dangerous — learning the safest way to use them will make your summer dining delicious and safe. See below for more tips.