Lisa Maloney

Anchorage

Award-winning travel author based in Alaska. Also tweeting outdoorsy stuff as @HikingAlaska #cometoalaska #hikingalaska #getoutside #travelalaska

Articles

8 Dog Breeds That May Struggle Without A Leash (And 6 That Likely Won't)

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Lisa Maloney

Who hasn't been on one side or another of the dreaded off-leash interaction, as a frantic dog owner hustles to grab hold of the dog they thought was firmly under voice control — until it wasn't? Maybe you've been out on your own when your off-leash dog suddenly darted off, startled by a loud sound or lured by something begging to be chased. Or perhaps you have a dog that is so eager to roam, it finds ways of escaping even a securely fenced yard in search of adventure.
Alaska: Die 6 häufigsten Touristen-Fehler, laut einer Einheimischen

2 weeks ago | businessinsider.de | Lisa Maloney

Als Einheimische weiß ich, dass es ein paar Dinge gibt, die man in Alaska niemals tun sollte. Lisa Maloney Ich lebe seit über 35 Jahren in Alaska und habe gesehen, dass viele Besucher die gleichen Fehler machen. Viele Touristen unterschätzen die Größe Alaskas und denken, der US-Bundesstaat sei besser befahrbar als er tatsächlich ist.
I've lived in Alaska for over 35 years. Here are 6 mistakes I always see tourists make when visiting the state.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Lisa Maloney

As a local, I know there are a few things you should never do in Alaska.Lisa MaloneyHaving lived in Alaska for over 35 years, I've seen many visitors make the same mistakes. Many tourists underestimate Alaska's size and think the state is more drivable than it actually is. A lot of visitors don't realize that some attractions and activities are seasonal. As someone who's lived in Alaska for over 35 years, I see why tourists love traveling here.
I've lived in Alaska for over 35 years. Here are 6 mistakes I always see tourists make when visiting the state.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Lisa Maloney

A doctor shares the 7 supplements he takes a day to reduce inflammation, prevent heart disease, and support metabolismSupplements can be a great way to get an edge in your fitness, reduce the risk of disease, and even boost longevity — but picking the right combination is key to avoiding side effects, said a liver doctor. It's a common misconception that supplements, especially natural ones like herbs, are safer …
Where Alaska's Urban and Wild Worlds Meet

3 weeks ago | shermanstravel.com | Lisa Maloney

Destination HighlightsAll the city amenities you could want, minutes away from the wilderness. Art galleries, museums, theater, and a heritage center that teaches about and helps to perpetuate Indigenous cultures from all over the state. An incredibly diverse population, with more than 100 languages spoken in homes across the city. A wealth of dining options, including creative takes on some of the freshest seafood you'll ever have.
Get to Know Juneau: Things to Do Beyond the Cruise Terminal in…

3 weeks ago | frommers.com | Lisa Maloney

Alexandre.ROSA / ShutterstockJuneau, Alaska, is arguably the prettiest capital city in the United States—that is, if you like fresh air, thriving clean waters, and occasional glimpses of the northern lights through the clouds. As with most of Southeast Alaska, those clouds are constant companions, but they're also frequently on the move, dancing on wind currents to give you peeks of blue sky that tempt you to stay a while and see what the weather will do next.
How To Stop Your Dog From Sleeping In Your Bed

1 month ago | cuteness.com | Lisa Maloney

Who wouldn't want to cuddle with a dog in their bed? A lot of people, it turns out, and for a myriad of reasons: After all, these are the same creatures that, while beloved, also roll in poop and other stinky miscellany for fun. Even if they smell fine at the end of the day, they can still track dirt and debris onto your bed.
From Mongolia to New Zealand: The World's Most Beautiful Train Lines

1 month ago | nextavenue.org | Lisa Maloney

Imagine, for a moment, that you're being rocked by the gentle sway of a camel as it crosses the Mongolian steppes, one of two dozen beasts of burden in a caravan laden with precious tea, textiles, jade, antler and other trade goods. The sunrise-crested sands of the Gobi Desert are a distant memory behind you, while the wide-open grasslands ahead of you sprout a few rolling hills in the distance. But nowadays, you wouldn't be on a camel.
The Most Unique Thing to Do in Glacier Bay National Park: Go Ashore

1 month ago | frommers.com | Lisa Maloney

Alisha Bube / ShutterstockFunny thing about Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park. Although the site’s mountains, fjords, rugged coastlines, and marquee glaciers attract more than 700,000 annual visitors, the vast majority of them never set foot on land. More than 95% of parkgoers come aboard cruise ships that aren't allowed to dock in the nature reserve.
11 Ways To Keep Your Dog Safe From The Dangers Posed By Coyotes

1 month ago | cuteness.com | Lisa Maloney

There's a reason Wile E. Coyote was chosen as the over-the-top antagonist in classic Looney Tunes cartoons: Coyotes really are every bit as clever and adaptable as that cartoon villain's name suggests, to the point that when humans encroached on their natural habitats, the coyotes didn't really get pushed out.