Twenty Best Modern Alaska Wilderness Trips?

My candidates listed below.

What are yours?

1) SE – Yakutat to Gustavus (Lost Coast South)

2) SC – All around Anchorage *** 

This goes from Anchorage to Valdez (which I have not yet done)

then to Eureka Roadhouse, then to Talkeetna River and down to Anchorage

(or Valdez to Anchorage via Talkeetna River)

3) SW – Pt. Heiden to Chigniks via Aniakchak

4) Aleutians – Umnak: Ft Glenn to Nikolski (Geysers!)

5) NW – Utukok to Noatak

6) Gates of the Arctic – AAA

7) Arctic Refuge – Kaktovik to Arctic Village

8) Interior – Charlie River

9) Alaska Range – Wonder Lake to Iliamna (longish)

10) Nabesna to Cordova (not really as long as it sounds)

11) Kotzebue to Nome*** (been trying to do this since 1985)

12) Iceworm Traverse: Seward to Homer

13) Gerstle to McKinley Village

14) Girdwood to Knik

15) Limestone Jags Loop

16) Arctic Circle

17) Ribdon to Kaktovik (I skied the reverse, but think packrafting like Becky, Tony, and others would be better)

18) Susitna River bridge to Talkeetna

19) 3 day loop in Arrigetch over Ariel

20) Granite Tors loop

*** indicates I have not yet completed!

I have long been advocating, albeit weakly and to a rather deaf audience, that
1) Kaktovik to Kotzebue is the Alaskan Appalachian Trail
2) Canada to Iliamna is an AK PCT
3) Nabesna to Gustavus ("Copper and Gold") has no Lower 48 equal (and is the best FatBike trip on the Continent),
nor does
4) "Once around Anchorage" (Anchorage -> Whittier -> Valdez -> Eureka Rdhse -> Talkeetna -> Anchorage) which is SC AK's best multisport adventure