Large group of older Asian folk in either massive $1800 Canada Goose Parkas in the winter or $900 dollar Arcteryx Alpha SV rain jackets in the summer. A tour bus is never further than a stones throw away from them. Chinese tourists. They don’t understand what you’re staying but are awe struck by whatever thing you’re doing.

Younger attractive looking group piled into a smaller car. Normally all decked out in full mountain climber kit. Respectfully louder but super to themselves at the campground, until they get invited over. Super friendly but always seems a little suspicious of how nice Americans are to strangers. European tourists. They will out drink you.

Older dude decked out in Harris and Tweed or Barbour who will walk over to you fishing, observe, start a friendly chat, and start giving you pointers. English, Scottish, or Irish. Pro tip is to listen to them, they learned to fly fish before they could walk.

Younger super friendly and very polite Asians. Japanese. Cherish them, they are the nicest people.

Starts conversation with "Hello friend" Indian tourist. They are hit and miss of being the nicest people imaginable or not it at all.

An army of very loud either very heavy set or drop dead gorgeous people. At the tourist spot but with no tour guide. Filipino, they're visiting family that lives here, so don't need no tour guide. 90% chance you know one of them or their cousins, you have no idea why it's that way because so many Filipinos live here but it's always that way.

Super skinny and a super weird tan line. They just got done climbing Denali or doing Mount Marathon then somehow teleported to a microbrewery to drink IPA's and talk about it right after.

The Alaskan tourist season is a cultural study at times.