From outdoors columnist John Schandelmeier: Each summer, tourists have pressing questions about Alaska. Here are some answers.
— 750,000. Denali Park or the Denali Highway are the best locations to spot caribou. The city of Anchorage is the best place to see a moose.We have fish. Sportfishing is better in most every state in the U.S. than in Alaska if you are talking about casting into a lake. But — we have salmon. Salmon are real fish, nothing like little squirter pan fish that southern states have to offer.these days. There are plenty of places to catch pinks, silvers and sockeye.
Once tourists have their animal questions answered, they will want to know about mountains. Denali ishigh. Mount Sanford, easily visible along the road system near the town of Glennallen, is a bit over 16,000. The reason mountains look so big in Alaska is because they rise from near sea level. The highest highway passes in Alaska areon the haul road and Maclaren summit on the Denali Highway. They are just over 4,000 feet.
You can tell your visiting friends and relatives that it is “relatively safe.” There were 66 bear attacks in Alaska from
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