While not as guaranteed as the winter months, April can still offer opportunities to see the aurora borealis.
Eaglecrest Ski Area near Juneau typically stays open into the second week of April, depending on snowfall.
This iconic glacier is accessible year-round, and April offers a chance to see it before the summer crowds arrive.
Experience the thrill of dog mushing with a tour company in Anchorage, Fairbanks, or Denali.
Experience the thrill of dog mushing with a tour company in Anchorage, Fairbanks, or Denali.
While many animals are still hibernating in April, you may still be able to spot bears, moose, and eagles.
Anchorage is home to excellent museums, including the Anchorage Museum at the Rasmuson Center, on Alaska's history.
Halibut and black cod fishing season opens in April in Southcentral Alaska. This is a great opportunity to catch delicious fresh seafood.
April is a great time to experience Alaska's unique culture. Check out the Alaska Native Arts Festival in Sitka.
While many glacier cruises don't start operating until later in the spring, there are some early-season cruises available in April.