Exploring Alaskas Sun-Kissed Wonders: Watch the 3rd Hour of TODAY Live from Anchorage

The 3rd Hour of TODAY is taking its viewers on a journey north, trading the bustling cityscape of New York City for the stunning peaks and vast landscapes of Alaska. On June 20, Craig Melvin, Al Roker, and Dylan Dreyer will be heading to Anchorage for the summer solstice, where they will witness one of the brightest and longest times of the year when the sun barely sets and there’s almost 24 hours of daylight.

During their stay in Anchorage, the co-hosts will not only experience the local food, culture, and wildlife but also meet with amazing people who call Alaska home. The city's hospitality scene has seen new hotels and renovated locations opening this month, making it an even more attractive destination for travelers.

In addition to the co-hosts' experiences, visitors can also learn about the state's Indigenous cultures through new tours and exhibits from the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Greatland Adventures, and the Anchorage Museum. For more information on what's new and travel planning resources on Anchorage, visit www.anchorage.net.

To watch the 3rd Hour of TODAY live from Alaska, viewers can tune in on NBC at 9 a.m. local time. Peacock Premium Plus subscribers can also watch live with their subscription, which starts at $13.99 a month. Peacock Premium subscribers can also watch the 3rd Hour of TODAY on the streaming platform after it airs. Subscriptions start at $7.99 a month.

People can also follow TODAY on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok to get highlights from the 3rd Hour's time in Alaska.

Sponsored by Visit Anchorage, this article was originally published on TODAY.com.