Last summer, we spent a few unforgettable days in Nome, Alaska. Situated in Alaska's Arctic, it's a legendary spot known for being the finish line of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race and the center of the gold rush from 1899 to 1909. However, long before these events and continuing to this day, it is the home of the Iñupiat people. Today you can experience a blend of Alaska Native culture, rugged adventure, stunning scenery, rich history, and charming small-town vibes. Over the next few weeks, we'll s

Join us on our second drive of the trip to Nome as we explore the breathtaking Nome-Teller Highway! This 73-mile adventure west of Nome is filled with stunning scenery and rich history. Highlights of our journey included: 🐂 Spotting majestic Musk Oxen in their natural habitat! 🌟 Crossing Anvil Creek, just a mile below the historic 1898 gold discovery site that sparked the Nome gold rush. 🌸 Meeting friendly locals picking Fireweed 🌊 Visiting the Inupiat village of Teller at the end of the roa