3. Alaska Inside Passage
If southern Alaska is where the Inside Passage ends, then its origins can be traced all the way down to the Puget Sound of northwestern Washington State. Cutting through and around British Columbia, Canada, and ultimately, a series of islands before reaching this corner of the States, the Inside Passage is definitely an experience to be had, people. And here’s why: in addition to the fact that the Alaskan portion of it offers protection from the fickle waters of the open ocean, the passage also encompasses in excess of 1,000 islands. If interesting places to visit in Alaska are on your mind when visiting, then the wonder and exploration opportunities of the inlets and coves of the Alaska Inside Passage are ideal.
