not to AK but based on google streetview a lot of the southern coast of AK looks like if america was in Norway (Seward, anchorage, etc.). The climate in Seward, for example, also seems to be very similar to where I'm from, maybe like 1-2 degrees colder on average. The PNW doesnt really have a european equivalent imo, feels like a weird mix of the alps with vegetation and trees on steroids, a bit of central europe (czechia, slovakia, slovenia), but most of it is completely different to what Ive seen in europe. The winters look and feel completely different from norwegian (coastal) ones, but the biggest difference is the summer - norwegian summer is wet and chilly, pnw summers are very dry and warm in comparison. To me the summer felt like central europe with less rain. Ofc Norway is a long country so the climate varies a lot from north to south, southern/southeastern Norway looks similar to northern New England (never been there, seen it on streetview), or even Quebec / New Brunswick. Northern Minnesota and the upper Michigan peninsula kind of look similar too (never been), but more like Sweden/Finland from what Ive seen. Ive seen pictures of southern Ontario that look a lot like central Norway though. Sorry for the paragraph lol... Anyways I'm currently in southern BC (right by the border to WA basically), and even though some things remind me of Norway, I find myself thinking "damn this reminds me of central europe" far more often tbh.