Take a break from the RV in Alaska to ride the rails

RVers who would like to see Alaska without logging all the miles on their RVs, can hop aboard the Alaska Railroad for some interesting adventures. Alaska is almost double the size of Texas, which makes it impossible to "get it all in" on one vacation, but RV enthusiasts and oher travelers looking to cover some major ground can ride the rails. Alaska Railroad's new "Alaska Indulgence" package takes visitors from the Arctic Circle to the seaport town of Seward in 12 days, and includes off-the-track experiences in Denali National Park's backcountry and remote fly-in lodges. Anglers will be more interested in the new six-day "Kenai Deluxe Adventure" and five-day "Alaska Fishing Sampler" rail tours, which include several types of fishing excursions and can be customized for non-fishing companions. For more information on rail tour packages, visit www.alaskarailroad.com.