The Glaciers in Glacier Bay are receding. Now is the time to go on an Alaska Cruise. In this Episode of Boomer & Senior Travel TV we visit the Margarie Glacier and the Lamplugh Glacier. See what type of clothing to wear and learn what makes blue or brown ice.

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One of the reasons to travel to Alaska is to see wildlife; caribou, bears, and moose. In this episode of Boomer & Senior Travel TV we see a mother bear and her two cubs. Denali Park Tour wouldn’t be the same if you didn’t see caribou or reindeer by their domesticated name. Don’t miss seeing a mamma Grizzly and her babies two played and other wildlife on a trip through Denali Park. Ellison Visitors Center in Denali Park has one of the most beautiful quilts on display made by a local artisan.

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Rafting in Alaska is the place to receive a glacier facial or so the guide told us. Ride along with us in this episode of Boomer & Senior Travel TV and experience the glacial runoff and glacial silt up close and personal for the thrill of a lifetime. Rafting the river was the beginning of our Denali Park Tour. A mamma Grizzly and her babies two played on a river bank for our entertainment along with a variety of wildlife we saw riding the bus through Denali Park. Our tour ends with a demonstration on sled dogging, seeing the dogs run and panning for gold.

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True wilderness still exists. Take an Alaska land tour and see for yourself. Boomer & Senior Travel TV and Debbie Gerber share tips, travel information, videos and photos of a trip from Anchorage Alaska to Denali Park Alaska on the Alaskan Railroad. A train ride through Alaska is an economical and a great way to see the scenery, animals, and hear the history as you relax and watch out the large picture windows.

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