Juneau

Juneau's position along the Inside Passage and its nutrient-rich waters create an ideal habitat for whales and other marine wildlife. The convergence of warm and cold currents supports abundant plankton and krill, attracting various whale species to feed and play in the region. As a result, visitors can enjoy unique and intimate encounters with these gentle giants.

Nestled between the towering mountains and the pristine waters of the Gastineau Channel, Juneau is a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering an excellent selection of parks and trails that showcase the natural beauty of Alaska.

Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor to the Last Frontier, the Mount Roberts tramway is a must-see stop on your Alaskan adventure. Located just minutes from downtown Juneau, the Tramway offers a thrilling ride up the mountain to enjoy an unforgettable vista of the Alaskan wilderness. While the ride itself is an adventure, the tramway also offers a variety of activities at the top, including hiking, dining, shopping, and learning experiences.

Alaska's state capital is chock full of adventure. As one of the state's largest cruise and airport hubs, Juneau has established itself as a tourist destination. Tucked beneath towering mountains, this city offers something for everyone. Whether you want to stroll down the historic streets of downtown, toss out a line in a picturesque inlet, or climb aboard a floatplane to view glaciers from the sky – Juneau has it all.