When to go Alaska ?
The few extreme conditions enthusiasts will appreciate the winter season for skiing, snowmobile and dog sled races and the Northern Lights. There are a few events in Anchorage (concerts, etc.) and Fairbanks but the cold weather invites you to stay indoors. The highlight of the festivities in Alaska is the summer. Many sports, cultural, gastronomic and festive festivals are organized in many villages.
Two seasons alternate here: summer, which although short (July and August), offers Alaska pleasant temperatures around 20°C (with peaks at 30°C). In May and September, an average of 15°C prevails. Winter, on the other hand, provides Alaska with very harsh weather. It is sometimes dry and very cold (between -15°C and -35°C in January in Fairbanks), sometimes "relatively" mild and very snowy (between 0°C and -15°C in January in Skagway).
