What to wear in alaska in winter?

Wear a midweight to heavyweight wool or synthetic base layer that fits snugly to your body. Avoid cotton, as it holds moisture and isn't a great insulator. Mid insulating layer. This layer should be a bit looser; wear a midweight fleece or pile jacket. read more

Rule #2: Invest in warm winter boots – or at least buy toe warmers Warm feet are a must—they can make or break your day. Purchasing boots rated at -20 to -40 is a good idea. read more

Here are some packing tips to prepare you for your winter adventure in Alaska and the Yukon. Long underwear. We know it doesn’t sound sexy, but we’re not talking about the old-timey kind that prospectors used to wear (you know, the ones with the back flap). read more

What to Wear in Alaska. Extras Sun Protection. Bring a lightweight, brimmed hat for sun and rain, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Interestingly, the intensity of the sun in Alaska on a peak summer day is probably equivalent to a spring day in the Lower 48, because of the lower angle of the sun in the subarctic regions. read more