2016 Juneau Guide

Juneau Alaska 2016 Guide & Travel Planner

Glaciers | Wildlife | Wilderness

Glaciers Where the city ends, the Juneau Icefield begins - and keeps going and going ...

Mendenhall Glacier:

© Michael Penn

© Old Mug Photography

“Juneau’s Accessible Natural Wonder”

8

A quick drive from downtown, Mendenhall Glacier is one of the world’s few “urban” glaciers and a rare “drive-up” glacier, perhaps the most accessible in Alaska. “The Glacier,” as locals call it, draws more than 400,000 visitors a year - and for good reason.

About half a mile wide at its face and rising 100 feet from the water, Mendenhall Glacier ends at iceberg-strewn Mendenhall Lake.

Easily view the glacier and lake from scenic observation points, U.S. Forest Service hiking trails, and the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center. Open from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily throughout the summer, the visitor center also offers exhibits and education emphasizing glacial phenomena, ecosystems, and protection of fish and wildlife (keep your eyes peeled for black bears). A flat, well-developed trail leads less than a mile to Nugget Falls, with up-close and personal glacier views and the chance to spot mountain goats on nearby cliffs. Commercial operators offer glacier hiking, biking, rafting, canoe, and kayak trips, plus bus, van, taxi, and shuttle tours. Or go flightseeing by helicopter or fixed-wing plane.

Helicopters offer opportunities to land and walk about on the ice; dogsledding is another popular Juneau Icefield activity.

The Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Area which includes the Visitor Center, Steep Creek Trail, Photo Point Trail, the restrooms as well as bus shelters and viewing pavilions charges a $5 admission for adults and children under 16 are free.

Tracy Arm:

“Where Icebergs are Born” Within a day’s round-trip south of Juneau, a boat ride brings you to Tracy Arm Fjord. Here, sheer granite walls and steep waterfalls meet calm emerald water dotted with some of Alaska’s largest icebergs (a favorite hangout for harbor seals and their pups). But the main attraction: North Sawyer and South Sawyer Glaciers, which actively calve huge chunks of blue ice into the water.

Witnessing a calving glacier is, quite literally, an earth-shattering experience. Tracy Arm remains one of Juneau’s most popular excursions—for tourists and locals alike.

Get Me There! See Tracy Arm Tours & Activities page 42

Other Juneau Glaciers: “But Wait, There’s More”

Juneau boasts several other local glaciers, each with its own opportunity for adventure.

Lemon Creek Glacier looms over Lemon Toll TollToll Free Free 1-888-581-2201 1-888-581-2201 Free 1-888-581-2201

© Chris Miller/CSM Photos

© Michael Penn

Juneau is

1

Creek Valley, easily viewed from turnouts along Egan Drive and accessed via a hiking trail. North of town, a longer, hiking trail leads to Eagle Glacier and a shorter, smoother trail - excellent for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking - leads through old-growth forest and along a glacial flood plain to Herbert Glacier. A short boat or floatplane south of Juneau is Taku Glacier, a great place to spot wild black bears and moose.

Gateway to Glacier Bay: The most remarkable thing about the breathtaking shorelines, bays, and fjords of Glacier Bay National Park: when George Vancouver first ventured into Icy Strait in 1794, those shorelines, bays, and fjords were all completely covered by ice. After 200 years of thawing, this year marks 100 years of service for the National Park Service- making it the perfect time to visit. Glacier Bay offers premier wildlife and glacier viewing. At its mouth, the small town of Gustavus boasts luxury lodges, kayaking, biking, hiking, birding, fishing, and even a golf course.

Let Juneau be your gateway to Glacier Bay. Only 33 air miles away, commuter flights provide year-round daily service to and from Gustavus. The Alaska Marine Highway ferry offers multiple weekly stops throughout the year.

For information on Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve, visit nps.gov/glba or call (907) 697-2230 (Oct.- Apr.) or (907) 697-2627 (May-Sept.).

Get Me There! See Glacier Bay/Gustavus Tours, Activities & Lodging page 35

Mendenhall Glacier Ice Caves

Make no mistake. While the ice caves along the west side of Mendenhall Glacier are spectacular—a fantasy in deep blue crystal— venturing into glaciers is very dangerous. No established trails lead to the caves. Therefore, we strongly advise against visiting them without a professional guide.

Get Me There (safely)! Outdoor Adventures & Activities page 39

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

© Michael Penn

© Chris Miller/CSM Photos

“A National Treasure”

9

©©John Hyde Michael Penn

Adventure To truly enjoy Alaska, you’ve got to get out into Alaska.

For seasoned outdoor experts and enthusiastic newbies alike, Juneau teems with options. Whether it’s a rugged backcountry experience you seek or a guided tour that lets you discover Alaska wilderness by day and sleep in a comfy bed at night, in Juneau, you can choose your own adventure.

On Land:

Hiking, Biking, or Just Hanging Out When we say “take a hike,” we mean it.

Literally. Here, more than 250 miles of trails - many beginning within city limits - range from fairly flat, paved, or planked nature walks to strenuous uphill treks. Or just stroll along a beach to watch the sunset. Complete Juneau trail information can be found at adventureflow.us/trailguide or alaska.org/ destination/juneau/trails.

On Water:

Kayaking, Rafting, Surfing, and Paddleboarding Juneau’s lakes, rivers, and protected coastal waters not only make for excellent boating, rafting, and kayaking, some outfitters offer surfing and paddleboarding (don’t worry, you wear a wetsuit).

By Air:

Flightseeing, Ziplining Skim the wilderness in a “bush” plane or helicopter up to the Juneau Icefield for a dog sled ride (and maybe a snowball fight; in the middle of summer, who can resist?). Appreciate the true vastness of our surroundings - and Juneau’s tiny toe-hold at its foot. Or, from a slightly lower but no less thrilling height, speed through old-growth forest on a zipline. We’ve got two.

Get Me There! Outdoor Adventures & Activities page 39 Glacier Flightseeing & Activities page 36

© Michael Penn

Take Only Photos, Leave Only Footprints

10

Juneau is a prime destination for those seeking a personal connection with nature for visitors and locals alike. Enjoy Juneau’s wilderness, but during your stay, please lessen your impact on this special place by using established paths, not disturbing vegetation or wildlife, and taking special care not to litter.

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

© Michael Penn

Juneau is

1

© Michael Penn

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

Snowboarders © David McMaster; all other photos © Michael Penn

11

Native Heritage Ancient threads interwoven in a modern social fabric.

According to some scholars, the Tlingit (“clink-it”), Haida (“high-dah”), and Tsimshian (“sim-shee-an”) peoples have lived in Southeast Alaska since 8000 B.C.E. Language differs, but the three share similar art, ceremonies, beliefs, and legends, shaped by the land and sea. By incorporating traditional customs and beliefs into contemporary lifestyles, modern-day Southeast Alaska Natives preserve the gift of cultural heritage for future generations.

From traditional music and dance to visual art - generally described as “formline” or “totemic” art - Juneau brims with opportunities to experience Native culture.

This year saw the opening of the Sealaska Heritage/Walter Soboleff Center, a state-of-the art performance, exhibition, research, and living history center focusing on the rich language and culture of Southeast Alaska.

In 2016, Sealaska Heritage Institute will sponsor Celebration, a major culture festival held in Juneau every even year. The institute, a Native non-profit serving the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian of Southeast Alaska, first held the event in 1982. At the time, Native people were worried that young people weren’t learning their ancient songs and dances and that the culture was slipping away. The event (which sparked a movement across the region and renaissance of Native culture) was held to celebrate Southeast Alaska cultures and to prompt people to learn about their heritage. Today, Celebration is one of the largest events in the state, drawing thousands of people to the four-day festival, which features dance performances, a Juried Art Show and Competition, a Native art market, a Toddler Regalia Review, a parade, food contests, workshops and lectures. Celebration 2016 is scheduled June 8-11 and is open to the public.

Photos © Michael Penn

12

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

© Michael Penn

Juneau is

1

Juneau is History A popular destination for thousands of years - literally!

Explore Historic Downtown Juneau

© Michael Penn

Juneau is one of the few towns in Southeast Alaska that didn’t burn down at some point in its history. As a result, many original buildings still stand, from 100-year-old hotels and saloons to historic churches and colorful Victorian houses. Look for blue three-sided signposts describing highlights of the immediate area.

P104-008, Alaska State Library, Louise Carey McConnel collection, Winter & Pond, photographers

Long before Juneau was Juneau it was Dzántik’i Héeni (“Base of the Flounder’s River”), a favorite Tlingit fishing spot dating back millennia.

In 1880 Richard Harris and Joe Juneau, guided by Tlingit Chief Kowee, found gold at the mouth of Gold Creek, Alaska’s first major strike. The rush was on. Soon came miners, trading posts, saloons, and missionaries, forming a small town called Harrisburg - that is, before Joe Juneau successfully campaigned to change the name in 1881 (according to legend, by buying a few rounds the night before the vote).

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com www.traveljuneau.com | www.juneaualaska.

While fishing, transportation, and milling all played economic roles, for the next 60 years, Juneau was a gold town. Until 1944, when WWII forced their final closure, Juneau’s mines produced nearly $150 million worth of gold ($7 billion today!).

Government gradually replaced mining as the primary industry, followed by tourism. Drawn by Native heritage, prospector history, and incredible scenery, vacationers have been traveling to Juneau since the early 1900s. More than a hundred years later, it remains a worldrenowned tourist destination.

© Ruth Metterhausen

13

For the urban explorer

Jaw-dropping vistas set the stage for a vibrant arts community and a downtown district alive with local color.

Arts Juneau is a cultural center at the edge of wilderness. Where mountains meet the sea, contemporary meets traditional to create a truly unique arts scene. Anchored by the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council, the capital city boasts two music festivals, several theater companies - including the nationally-recognized professional playhouse, Perseverance Theatre - two opera companies, a dance company, a symphony, an art-house cinema, and more than 75 published authors … plus countless artists, craftspeople, and musicians. Not bad for a town of 32,000.

Find a complete arts calendar at jahc.org.

Get Me There! See Music & Performing Arts page 39

Shopping From Russian dolls to Alaska t-shirts, artisan jewelry to handmade fudge, haute couture to bear claw salad tongs, shopping in Juneau is an adventure itself. A keen shopper can find Native handicrafts, local 14

Photos © Michael Penn

art, collectibles, clothing, shoes, books, and many bath and beauty products made from local botanicals and glacial silt! Whatever you choose, take home an authentic souvenir and revisit Juneau whenever you like.

Get Me There! See Shopping page 44

Museums Museums offer a true glimpse into Juneau’s history, culture and art. JuneauDouglas City Museum (Main and Fourth St.) focuses on local history; outside sit two totem poles marking the site of the official raising of the 49-star flag designating Alaska as a state in 1959.

In an old mine at the end of Basin Road, Last Chance Mining Museum features mining tools, machines and other antiques. A comprehensive collection of Alaska Native objects and other historical artifacts can be found at the new State Library Archives and Museum Building (SLAM), opening in May 2016.

Get Me There! See Attractions page 32 Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

© Jupiter Images

© Michael Penn

Juneau is Culture

© Marlena Sloss

© Michael Penn

© Jupiter Images

Fresh, local, wild and we don’t mean the wait staff

Juneau’s unfathomably wild coastline provides a feast for the eyes - but what about the table? Five species of Pacific salmon swim in our waters, plus halibut, black cod, and several shellfish varieties.

From fine dining to crab shacks to our award-winning brewery, Juneau’s culinary artists stock their coolers straight from Seward’s Icebox, serving up wild Alaska seafood classics alongside new favorites.

Your foodie friends will be so jealous.

Of course, you can always send them a souvenir - nothing says “Greetings from

Alaska” like a fillet of smoked salmon.

In Juneau, you’ll find a broad assortment of bakeries, coffee shops, old-time saloons, ethnic restaurants, pizza joints, and sandwich shops. Eat locally your table’s ready.

Download the 2016 Dining In Juneau Guide at traveljuneau.com Get Me There! See Places to Eat & Drink page 49

Like Wild Alaska Seafood?

Try these local catches!

Salmon • Halibut • Crab • Spot Prawns • Rockfish • Black Cod Eat some here, ship some home, or catch your own!

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

© Alaska Brewing Co./Marilyn Holmes

1

Juneau is Dining

15

© Klas Stolpe

16

© Michael Penn

The catching? That’s up to you.

Juneau offers some of the most diverse and incredible sportfishing around. Here, you can flyfish in a roadside creek, cast from the shore, or charter a boat to drop a line for a plump salmon or gigantic halibut.

hitting. Fly-in fishing, wilderness lodges, or even just letting out some line at one of our beautiful beaches - they’re all once-ina-lifetime experiences (and here, you can experience them all).

No wonder so many anglers get hooked on Juneau. Of course, we have salmon and halibut; but we also have lingcod, rockfish, steelhead, rainbow and cutthroat trout, and Dolly Varden (that’s “Arctic Char” in the Lower 48).

Do-it-yourselfers can try their luck at the public fishing pier next to Macaulay Salmon Hatchery, the outlet of Sheep Creek (a few miles south of downtown) or Montana Creek off Kaxdigoowu Heen Dei (Brotherhood Bridge) Trail.

Limited time? Hire a local guide - they know where fish are biting and what they’re

Get Me There! See Sportfishing & Flyfishing page 42

© Klas Stolpe

© Klas Stolpe

Fishing

© Michael Penn

Juneau is

© Evan Fritz

5 Species of Pacific Salmon Chum: Rhymes with thumb (aka “Keta” formerly known as “Dog”) Peak run – ocean: July; freshwater: July © James Brooks

Sockeye: It’s #1 for smoking (aka “Red”) Peak run – ocean: July-Aug; freshwater: July King: It’s the biggest (aka “Chinook”) Peak run – ocean: May-July; freshwater: June-July Silver: For your ring finger (aka “Coho”) Peak run – ocean: Aug-Sept; freshwater: Sept-Oct

© Klas Stolpe

Pink: For your pinky (aka “Humpy”) Peak run – ocean: July; freshwater: July

© Graphic: Stevie VanBronkhorst

© Michael Penn

© Klas Stolpe

Need a Hand Telling Which Salmon is Which?

17

Juneau is

There’s no winter like an Alaskan winter, especially in Juneau. Diverse terrain and healthy snowfall make it the best-kept secret in snow sports. In fact, in 2013, Juneau was voted second-best U.S. ski town by Powder magazine. Community owned and operated Eaglecrest Ski Area offers 640 acres of groomed open-treed slopes, extensive backcountry, a terrain park, and spectacular views. For untouched powder, book a guided heliski excursion to mountains surrounding the Juneau Icefield. For the Nordic skier, Juneau’s many hiking trails transform into

18

© John Erben

© Michael Penn

cross-country routes, few more popular than Mendenhall Lake - imagine skiing across a frozen lake, studded with icebergs, toward a sparkling glacier.

When you’re done for the day, there’s no better place to warm up than one of Juneau’s many restaurants, bars, and cafés. We’ll save you a seat by the fire.

Get Me There! Winter Recreation page 44

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

© Jupiter Images

© Michael Penn

Always in Season

1

© Jupiter Images

© Michael Penn

Juneau is

Courtesy of Alaska Airlines

Closer Than You Think

By Air

By Sea

Getting Around Town

Flying to Juneau is as easy and affordable as flying to any popular vacation spot. It’s less than a 2.5-hour flight from Seattle. Alaska Airlines offers daily jet service to Juneau from both Seattle and Anchorage, connecting to other cities in Southeast Alaska. Delta flies non-stop between Juneau and Seattle yearround. Commuter air carriers and charters serve smaller surrounding communities. You could conceivably eat breakfast at home and be in the middle of Alaskan wilderness by lunchtime … well, late lunch.

A popular port of call for cruise lines large and small, Juneau is also a major stop on the Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS), a state-owned ferry system providing yearround transportation to more than 30 coastal communities. A trip on the ferry is anything but typical. Sail past spectacular scenery and soak in the local culture of port communities and fellow passengers (no better place to meet locals than on the ferry). The AMHS is an official All-American Road, U.S. Department of Transportation’s highest honor. Visit ferryalaska.com for more information.

It’s tough to get lost in Juneau - our one main road extends less than 50 miles, and we’re bounded by mountains and water.

Most attractions are easily reached via public or private transportation services; explore at your own pace by renting a car. Don’t want to worry about logistics and just enjoy the view? Bus tours, taxis, and the local public bus system, Capital Transit, are all affordable options. Transportation information for special needs visitors can be obtained at alaskaaccessibletravel.com.

Photos © Michael Penn

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

19

© Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau

Juneau is the Trip of a Lifetime!

Juneau in a Day In town for just a few hours or all day, there’s plenty to enjoy during a quick stay.

Explore historic downtown, ride the Goldbelt Mt. Roberts Tramway, take in a museum, check out the salmon hatchery, go shopping, taste fresh local seafood, tour a botanical garden, or sample award-winning craft beer at the Alaskan Brewing Company. Mendenhall Glacier is a must-see and is only 13 miles from downtown. Other popular attractions and activities easily tackled in several hours: whale watching, flightseeing, sportfishing, hiking, biking, and kayaking. Juneau will fill your day - and then some.

Juneau in a Weekend Unpack your bags and go adventuring.

Hit spots you missed the first day, obviously, but here’s your opportunity to discover

Juneau in more depth. Try a helicopter flight to the Juneau Icefield. Follow it up with a floatplane trip to remote Taku Glacier Lodge, where you can dine on salmon while viewing yet another glacier (and bears, most likely).

Spend a full- or half-day trying to land the “Big One” aboard a fishing charter - charters also make for spectacular whale and sea lion viewing. Or, rent a car and drive “outthe-road,” stopping at one of many scenic turnouts, beaches, and hiking trails along our 48 miles of road heading out of town.

Juneau in a Week A week allows for a simultaneously more relaxed and more intense experience.

Take a leisurely approach to all the previously mentioned activities, but break them up with full-day excursions to truly immerse yourself in wild Southeast Alaska. Departing

downtown in the morning and returning by dinner, Tracy Arm Fjord tours head into the narrow granite Tracy Arm Fjord, culminating at the actively calving Twin Sawyer Glaciers.

For incredible wild brown bear viewing, licensed guide packages whisk you by floatplane to Pack Creek, on nearby Admiralty Island, where you can observe brown bears feasting on salmon. Take an early-morning commuter flight to catch the day-cruise into famous Glacier Bay and spend the night at a lodge or bed & breakfast in the charming community of Gustavus. When you get back to Juneau, try a longer hike, or go kayaking, biking, ziplining, or just hang out over great local seafood and a pint of Alaskan beer, toasting all your great Juneau memories.

For point-by-point itineraries, visit traveljuneau.com, under “Things To See & Do.”

Meet the Neighbors!

Juneau is a great jumping off point to visit several other small coastal communities.

3

Haines and or/Skagway can both be reached by 4-6 hour ferry or 40-minute commuter flight. Haines boasts historic Fort Seward and the Chilkat Valley Bald Eagle Preserve; Skagway: the scenic White Pass & Yukon Railroad train.

3 Petersburg, a fishing community 100 miles south, known as “Little Norway,” offers a delightful atmosphere in a spectacular setting.

20

3 Gustavus, 33 air miles away, is the Gateway to Glacier Bay. Other highlights: whale watching, kayaking, and golfing at Southeast Alaska’s legendary golf course.

3 Wrangell, a few miles east of Petersburg, is the starting point for tours to the bear-watching observatory at Anan Creek and river trips up the mighty Stikine River.

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

Common Questions About an uncommon place

1

Time Zone (AKST), one hour earlier than Pacific Time, and we follow Daylight Savings. “Alaska Time” can also refer to the casual approach we take toward punctuality, especially when the sun’s out and fish are biting.

your financial institution for associated fees.

Visitors can also exchange money aboard ships and at several downtown businesses and banks.

Stop by a Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau welcome center for a referral.

Q: Do I need a passport?

A: Only if you plan to cross into Canada.

Q: What should I bring to wear?

A: When it comes to Juneau weather, prepare Q: What kind of medical facilities, for the worst and hope for the best. Even the banking, accommodations, and warmest sunny day can turn cool and rainy (and vice versa). Layers are key: wear a light short or other essential traveler services long sleeved shirt and a pull-over or sweater for do you have? warmth, with a waterproof outer layer. Layers A: We’re remote, but not that remote. In should be easy to remove depending on changes in weather and activity. Strongly recommended: sturdy waterproof footwear.

Q: How many hours of daylight do you have?

A: On our longest day, June 21, Juneau experiences 18 hours and 18 minutes of daylight; our shortest day, Dec. 21: 6 hours, 21 minutes.

The “Land of the Midnight Sun” - where it never sets in summer (or rises in winter) - begins north of the Arctic Circle, at around 66 degrees latitude. Juneau falls just above Latitude 58.

Q: Where can I exchange currency?

A: ATMs are widely available throughout Juneau to withdraw U.S. dollars from and will accept major credit cards. You may want to check with

Average High temp

Jan. Feb. .

Mar. Apr. .

May June .

July Aug. .

Sept.

Oct. .

Nov. Dec. .

29 34 39 47 55 61 64 63 56 47 37 32

Average Low temp

19 23 27 32 39 45 48 47 43 37 27 23

Average Rainfall

Hours of Daylight

4.54” 3.75” 3.28” 2.77” 3.42” 3.15” 4.16” 5.32” 6.73” 7.84” 4.91” 4.44”

7.15 9.4 11.77 14.40 16.78 18.25 17.6 15.43 12.85 10.32 7.87 6.42

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

fact, Juneau is the hub of Southeast Alaska.

We’re served by Bartlett Regional Hospital, as well as multiple bank branches, supermarkets, pharmacies, hotels, and pretty much any other amenity you’d find in a comparably-sized American city. UPS, Federal Express, and the U.S. Postal Service all provide rapid parcel delivery into and out of Juneau. And your cell phone should work just fine here… surprisingly well, actually.

Q: Do I need a fishing license?

A: Yes, if you are 16 or older. Visit the Alaska Department of Fish and Game website, (adfg. alaska.gov) for information regarding licenses, permits, and regulations (plus updates on current conditions). You can purchase licenses and permits online or by mail directly from Fish and Game; many local businesses also sell them.

Guided packages will often include licenses.

Q: How rainy is it, really?

A: Juneau averages about 62” of

rain annually that’s two inches less than Miami! Of course, we also get 85” of snow (admittedly, 85” more than Miami).

With precipitation falling on average 230 days a year, expect rain at some point during your stay - we call it “liquid sunshine.” Typically, May-July comprises Juneau’s driest period.

Photos © Michael Penn

© Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau

Q: What time is it?

A: Juneau falls in the Alaska

21

2016 Wearable Art Extravaganza February 13-14 A signature Juneau event, two fun-filled evenings celebrating creativity and community through wearable works of art. Contact 907586-ARTS (2787) or jahc.org.

70th Gold Medal Basketball Tournament March 20-26 Legendary rivalries and community pride make for a week of fun, friendly competition as teams from throughout Southeast Alaska meet for this decades-old basketball tournament. Contact 907-463-3871 or goldmedalbasketball.org

42nd Alaska Folk Festival April 4-10 Juneau emerges from winter with the state’s largest annual gathering of musicians from Alaska and beyond for a week of musical performances, workshops, dances, and just plain jamming. The best part: it’s free and open to the public. Contact 907-463-3316 or akfolkfest.org

Alaska State Improv Festival April 28-May 1

22

Photos © Michael Penn

Headlining AS IF 2016 is PGraph from Austin, Texas. B-Teatro from Turin, Italy will be the first international show in festival history. B-Teatro presents Boxeattori, a boxing-themed show. Other shows include 808, a hip hop infused improv show from Los Angeles; I Am the Show, a one-man improvised movie dub from San Diego; Rollin’ in Riches, a duo from Santa Monica and winners of the 2015 iO West Doubles Tournament; and, The Right Now, a fastrising trio from San Francisco. Overall, 22 ensembles from 13 cities will be performing at AS IF 2016. Contact (907) 209-8958, producer@asifest.com or asifest.com

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

Spring King Salmon Derby May 1-31

July Fourth Celebration July 3-4

Month-long king salmon derby sponsored by the Tlingit & Haida Alumni Scholarship program. Proceeds from this annual contest fund scholarships for tribal enrollees. Cash prizes are awarded. Contact 907-463-7133 or springkingderby.org

With a gala fireworks display over Gastineau Channel at the stroke of midnight, July 4 - when it’s finally dark enough to see it - every year, Juneau is one of the first cities in the U.S. to celebrate Independence Day. The fun continues with two parades, first through downtown Juneau and then across the bridge through downtown Douglas, followed by booths, food stands, field events, a soap box derby, and more. juneau4thofjuly.net

30th Annual Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival May 6-21 World-class jazz, classical, and blues musicians come together for 16 days of performances, workshops and family fun all over town - even aboard whale watching boats for the popular “blues cruises.” Contact 907-463-3378 or jazzandclassics.org

Juneau Maritime Festival May 7 Get ready for a day of celebrating Juneau’s maritime history, culture, and commerce - and the food’s pretty good, too!

Make sure to visit us at Marine Park Plaza and the Seadrome Marina to catch up on all things maritime. juneaumaritimefestival.org

Celebration 2016 June 8-11 For four days every other June, the streets of Juneau fill with Native people of all ages dressed in the signature regalia of clans from throughout Southeast Alaska and beyond. There is traditional song and dance, arts and crafts, food, and people speaking local Native languages.

This is Celebration, our biennial festival of Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian cultures. sealaskaheritage.org/institute/celebration

Gold Rush Days June 18-19 A celebration of Juneau’s heritage featuring logging events, mining competitions, food and fun for the whole family at Savikko Park near Sandy Beach. traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

70th Golden North Salmon Derby August 12-14 A fun-filled summer fishing event sponsored by the Territorial Sportsmen, this is the oldest salmon derby in Alaska. Large cash and merchandise prizes are awarded.

Proceeds fund scholarships - since 1953, some $1.5 million to 256 deserving students. goldennorthsalmonderby.com

Capital City Brewfest September 17 Each September, local organizations team up to bring a one-of-a-kind event to Alaska’s capital city. The event has grown year to year, establishing itself as one of the area’s favorite things to do in Juneau. Juneau’s Capital Brewfest takes place at the Juneau Arts and Cultural Center.

Juneau Public Market November 27-29 Held every Thanksgiving weekend, this holiday bazaar includes arts, crafts, imports, photography, wearable art, and more from 150+ vendors from Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. Contact 907-586-4072 or juneaupublicmarket.com

35th Annual Gallery Walk December 4 A festive evening exploring Juneau’s numerous shops and galleries - many offering special holiday treats. Santa, himself, is also known to make an appearance. Contact 907463-3222 or downtownjuneau.org

Photos © Michael Penn

1

Calendar of Events

23

© Klas Stolpe

© Klas Stolpe

© Michael Penn

© Michael Penn

© Michael Penn

© Michael Penn

© Klas Stolpe

© Jason Soza

1

Juneau Alaska Touchable Glaciers | Watchable Wildlife | Accessible Wilderness

Photos Š Michael Penn

With more wildlife than people, more miles of trails than miles of roads, and more glaciers than you can see in a day, Juneau is Alaska’s wilderness capital.

Welcome to Juneau!

Juneau is many things: a natural wonder; a wildlife viewing paradise; an outdoor Utopia; a cultural jewel rich in history, art, music, and Native heritage; a shopper’s trove; and a food lover’s dream. It’s a mountain city, a coastal city, a college town, and a transportation hub. It's not just the state capital – it’s the heart of Southeast Alaska. Pretty good for a tiny oasis of civilization in one the largest wilderness areas in the United States.

Surrounded by intercoastal waterways, dense rainforest, steep mountainsides, wildflower-filled alpine meadows, and awe-inspiring glaciers - most famously, the Mendenhall Glacier, one of the world’s most easily accessible - Juneau offers every legendary Alaska experience you can think of (even surfing!).

This guide and planner will help you decide where to go, what to do, and how to make the most of your Juneau adventure. For more in-depth information, visit us online at our website, traveljuneau.com.

© Michael Penn

Whitehorse

Yakutat Skagway Haines

Gustavus Elfin Cove Pelican

JUNEAU

Hoonah Tenakee Springs Angoon Sitka Kake Petersburg Wrangell

Klawock

Thorne Bay Craig

Ketchikan

Photos © Michael Penn

Metlakatla

Juneau is like no other place on earth.

But don’t take our word for it: experience Juneau for yourself.

3

Juneau is ...

Business Directory Trip Planning Services:

Wildlife............................ 6

Dining............................. 15

Glaciers........................... 8

Fishing............................ 16

Adventure....................... 10

Always in Season............. 18

Native Heritage............... 12

Closer Than You Think..... 19

History........................... 13

The Trip of A Lifetime..... 20

Culture........................... 14 Common Questions...........................................................21 Calendar of Events...........................................................22 Get Connected, Stay Connected........................................ 24 Helpful Contacts..............................................................25

Reservation Services & Tour Packages.......................... 26 Travel Info & Resources............................................. 26-27

Where To Stay:

Hotels & Motels............................................................ 27-28 B&Bs and Inns.............................................................. 28-29 Lodges & Resorts............................................................... 29 Vacation Rentals................................................................. 30 Campgrounds/RV Parks/Cabins................................... 30

How To Get Around:

Air Transportation.............................................................. 31 Ferry/Water Taxi................................................................ 31 Ground Transportation..................................................... 32

What To See & Do: Attractions...................................................................... 32-34 City Sightseeing Tours................................................. 34-35 Glacier Bay/Gustavus Tours, Activities & Lodging.. 35-36 Glacier Flightseeing & Activities............................... 36-37 Multi-Day Cruise Tours.............................................. 37-38 Music & Performing Arts................................................. 39 Outdoor Adventures & Activities..............................39-41 Outdoor Equipment Rental & Supplies.............................. 41 Sportfishing & Flyfishing.................................................. 42 Tracy Arm Tours & Activities......................................... 42 Whale Watching & Wildlife Viewing....................... 42-44 Winter Recreation............................................................... 44 Yacht & Bareboat Charters.............................................. 44

Shopping: © Michael Penn

Alaska Native Art............................................................... 44 Art Galleries................................................................... 44-45 Book Stores.......................................................................... 45 Clothing & Shoe Boutiques.............................................. 45 Fine Jewelry.................................................................... 45-46 Gifts & Souvenirs......................................................... 46-47 Grocery, Liquor, & Drugstores....................................... 47 Malls & Shopping Centers................................................ 47 Outdoor Sporting Goods & Clothing........................... 47 Specialty Stores.............................................................. 47-49

Places to Eat & Drink:

Casual Dining................................................................ 49-51 Coffee Shops & Bakeries.................................................. 51 International Dining........................................................... 51 Lounges........................................................................... 51-52 Salmon Bakes...................................................................... 52

Services:

Banking & Investments..................................................... 52 Church & Wedding Services...................................... 52-53 Educational Institutions.................................................... 53 Fitness Centers & Day Spas............................................. 54 Health & Medical Services................................................ 54 Newspapers & Radio......................................................... 54 Real Estate............................................................................ 55 Seafood Processing............................................................ 55

The 2016 Juneau Guide & Travel Planner is a partnership of the Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Juneau Empire, the daily newspaper of Alaska’s capital city and a division of Morris Communications: juneauempire.com Cover Photography: Lena Beach, Juneau AK © hokedesigns.com Photography on page 1: Deer © Jason Soza, Brown Bear & Seal © Klas Stolpe, All Others © Michael Penn

4

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

Updated 10/2014

Key

Public Recreation Cabins (reservations only) For Information (USFS) call 907-586-8800 Camping Stop Lights Picnic Areas Trails Visitor Information H Hospital Mendenhall Visitor Center

Campgrounds and RV Parks 1. Eagle Beach State Recreation Area 14 mi N. of ferry terminal. 907-586-2506 2. Auke Village Campground 907-586-8800 3. Auke Bay RV Park 907-789-9467 1.5 mi. S. of ferry terminal.

4. Spruce Meadow RV Park 907-789-1990 4.5 mi. S. and E. of ferry terminal 5. Mendenhall Lake Campground 907-586-8800 5 mi. S. and E. of ferry terminal 6. Savikko Park RV Camping 907-586-5255 12 mi. to downtown Harbormaster’s office from ferry terminal for registration. Then 2 mi. to Douglas Harbor

Area Maps

Camping is not allowed on any part of a public right of way not designated for camping by an official sign.

➜

t.

on S

Nels

St.

Fran

➜

➜

➜

➜

➜

e.

v eau A

y Ferray W

16

Gastin St.

T

klin

➜

ARTS CENTER

St.

1st

ASKA SEAL AGE HERIT

St.

P

= transit center = cruise ship dock

Front St. 15

= one-way street = crosswalks = downtown public free bus route = stairs = parking

A = AJ Dock B = S. Franklin Street Dock C = Intermediate Vessel Float D = Cruise Ship Terminal E = Alaska Steam Ship Dock F = Seadrome Dock = Post Office = Historic Signage

.

P 2nd St

20 Library and Parking

Ma

Coa

Dock

rine

F

17

Wa y 18

21 Visitor Information Center (Seasonal)

D

A monument in remembrance of those who dedicated their lives to the commercial fishing industry.

22

* Public restrooms are

available at these locations, at the Transit Center, the lower Tram Terminal and the Tram Plaza Building.

23

C 24

This anti-aircraft cruiser was christened by the Mayor’s wife in 1942 and sunk that same year in World War II combat.

A

B

m fro ock ile J. D 1 m to A. m Tra

24 USS Juneau Memorial

Thane Rd.

23 Fisherman’s Memorial

21

M

22 Archie Van Winkle Memorial

A tribute to the first Alaskan to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor.

20

E

Visitor information, brochures and friendly service are available here.

19

P

lin St. Frank

ard st Gu

TRA

Garage *

Alaska historical reference materials, information and a stained glass mural.

t. t S

Eas ris

Har

Main

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

Visitor information, brochures and friendly service are available here.

14

AR BU CH IL IVE DIN S G

P T

St. 3rd

➜

19 Marine Park Kiosk (Seasonal)

St.

Impressive exhibits of Alaska history, Native culture and wildlife. Guided tours.

St.

Museum, opening May 2016

In the 1930s, steamships and visitors were greeted by Juneau’s most famous dog, Patsy Ann.

ard

12 Alaska State Library, Archives, and

18 Patsy Ann

L

Honors the thousands of Native soldiers who guarded Alaska’s coast against invasion during World War II.

A bronze sculpture by local artist Ed Way depicts Juneau’s hard rock mining origins.

NIA EN NT ALL H

11 Alaska Territorial Guard Statue

17 Hard Rock Miner

ve. yA

The side of City Hall has a mural by former local artist Bill Ray depicting a Tlingit story of creation.

CE

16 Municipal Building – City Hall *

ghb

Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian cultural center featuring a traditional clan house, the Sealaska Heritage Store, and an exhibit where Native people tell the Native story.

13

➜

St.

➜

➜

lou

15 Sealaska Heritage

12

Egan Drive

Offers 17,000 sq ft of professional meeting space, in the heart of historic downtown. Convenient to hotels.

10 State Office Building *

The eighth floor features a restored pipe organ, a totem and an observation deck with great views of Juneau and Gastineau Channel.

CLOSED until 2016

14 Centennial Hall Convention Center

9 Windfall Fisherman

A life-sized bronze brown bear sculpture by local artist R.T. Wallen.

th W. 7

4th

6

10

Wil

The museum offers exhibits on Juneau history and culture.

th W. 8

4

9

STATE OFF ICE BUILDING

t.

8 Juneau-Douglas City Museum *

.

St.

5th

7

CITY 8 MUSEUM

11

hby Ave

Willoug

th W. 9

St.

TE STA EUM S MU

Free tours throughout the summer. Houses the Governor’s office, legislature and historic photos.

To Douglas Island

Village

L 1 RA G DE FE ILDIN BU

TE STAPITOL CA

tier S

Built in 1928, this former Scottish Rite Temple now houses offices of the legislature.

Brid

St.

6th

St.

5

Whit

6 Stewart Legislative Office Building

ge

Harr

Local artist exhibits and sales, event tickets, recording studio, meeting space rental for public and private events.

9th

2

St.

Sew

t.

& Culture Center *

r

rbo is Ha

Perseverance Trailhead and the Last Chance Mining Museum

Mt. Roberts Trailhead

Gold

FS

13 Juneau Arts

t.

S 8th

St.

3

Dixon

10th

5 Empty Chair Memorial

7 Alaska State Capitol *

St.

elt

Built in 1894, it’s the oldest original Russian Orthodox church in Alaska.

7th

ldb

11th

4 St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church

This memorial is a tribute to Juneau’s Japanese community who were interned during World War II.

St.

oun

12th

Calh

Harbor Office

Capital Ave.

ve

Dri

Home of Judge Wickersham, a leading proponent of statehood and an architect of Alaska’s Territorial legal system.

an

3 House of Wickersham

reek Gold C Cope Park

reen Everg tery Ceme

Go

a ror Au asin B

1.1 miles from Dock D to Mt. Roberts ➜ Trailhead and 0.75 miles beyond to

d.

Built in 1912, this elegant residence is home to Alaska’s first family.

rA ve.

Spruce St.

2 Governor’s House

cie

DOWNTOWN JUNEAU

Av e.

in R

Highland Drive

Gla

Tro y Av e.

Bas

Main Post Office, Time Capsule and Alaska Native Exhibit.

nds

➜

hre

➜

Be

➜

POINTS OF INTEREST

1 Federal Building

Eg

1

Juneau Road Guide

➺

10/22/15

5

You don’t have to be human to have fun here.

Many wildlife viewing opportunities await you in Juneau.

So keep your eyes open and cameras ready.

Humpback Whales

Orcas

Late spring through early fall, Juneau’s waters teem with krill and herring which attract humpback whales in incredible numbers. Nearly ten percent of the world’s population visits Southeast Alaska for a yearly summer feast, often engaging in a unique cooperative behavior known as “bubble-net feeding.” Herding prey toward the water’s surface in a shrinking “net” of bubbles, the whales suddenly launch upward, gulping thousands of fish at once. Bellies full, Juneau’s humpback whales also like to play - spyhopping, tail-slapping, and breaching to the delight of visitors.

Commonly known as killer whales, orcas aren’t really whales at all - they’re actually a species of dolphin. They are, however, killers. Orcas rank among Earth’s most skilled predators, known to pick off swimming moose, other whales, and even great white sharks. Of course, Juneau’s orcas prefer to eat salmon (who doesn’t?) and bait fish, living and hunting in units called pods, each with its own “language.” Revered kings of the ocean, orcas feature prominently in Southeast Alaska Native culture.

Naturally, whale watching is one of Juneau’s most popular activities. Best viewing occurs on the water - in fact, most tour operators offer money-back guarantees. But you can also see humpback whales from shore. Good land-based viewing spots: the north end of Douglas Island, Eagle Beach State Park, Sunshine Cove, and Point Bridget State Park. Really, anytime you find yourself near saltwater, watch for spouting.

Get Me There! See Whale Watching &

6

© Michael Penn

Wildlife Viewing page 42

While more elusive than humpback whales, orcas are easier to spot - a male’s dorsal fin can reach six feet in height. They’re also nomadic, traveling as far as 100 miles a day. But when they’re around, word travels fast - especially among tour boat captains.

Bears Juneau is home to black bears and brown bears, aka “coastal grizzlies.” But despite their names, brown bears can be black and black bears can be brown, cinnamon, or even blue (the rare Southeast Alaska “glacier bear”). So how do you tell the difference? Grizzly bears have a pronounced shoulder hump, flatter face, and much larger claws.

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

© Klas Stolpe

Wildlife

© Michael Penn

© Michael Penn

Juneau is

1

Wildlife

Viewing Tips: • Always keep a safe distance.

• Dawn & dusk are the best times for viewing.

• Don’t let the weather stop youthe animals of Southeast Alaska don’t.

• Be patient. Even with abundant wildlife, it may take time to spot.

• Use binoculars or a telephoto lens.

• When traveling through bear country —especially in thick brush or near salmon streams—make noise (e.g. talking, singing,

Around Juneau, also keep your eyes peeled for:

© Klas Stolpe

Around Juneau, brown bears live almost exclusively along shorelines, allowing them to gorge on salmon. Neighboring Admiralty Island, known in Tlingit as “Kootznoowoo,” meaning “fortress of the bears,” remains the best place to see brown bears, with a population exceeding 1,600 - compared to a human population of 650! A 30-minute seaplane ride from Juneau, Admiralty’s Pack Creek estuary provides exceptional brown bear viewing. Bear viewing permits are required and accommodations are extremely rustic (campsites, open shelters). Tour packages from Juneau include round-trip transportation, permits, and a knowledgeable, licensed guide. For information about Admiralty Island National Monument or Pack Creek bear viewing permit call the U.S. Forest Service at 1-877-444-6777 or visit recreation. gov.

Black bears enjoy a forest habitat and eat pretty much anything. As such, you’re much more likely to encounter a black bear than a brownie, especially close to civilization.

Juneau is a place where black bears can and do appear all over town; one even walked into a downtown bar (no joke!). While black bears aren’t nearly as aggressive as grizzlies, always be aware of your surroundings and if you do encounter one, never approach, feed, or harass it. Wave your arms and make noise to let it know you’re human.

Mountain goats • Porcupines • Marmots Sitka black-tailed deer • Steller sea lions Harbor seals • Countless bird species

For a more controlled black bear viewing experience, try the Steep Creek bear viewing platforms at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.

Eagles More bald eagles live in Alaska than anywhere else in the U.S., and Southeast Alaska boasts the state’s densest population.

Simply put, Juneau is eagle heaven. For months at a time, Alaska’s capital is a smorgasbord of spawning salmon and an endless forest of lush, green perches.

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

While you won’t not see an eagle in Juneau, good eagle viewing spots include Auke Bay Boat Harbor and the land-spit near Macaulay Salmon Hatchery, right at the mouth of Salmon Creek. Care to guess why eagles hang out there?

© Michael Murray

© Michael Penn

hand-clapping).

7

Get Connected, Stay Connected!

Check out TravelJuneau.com

Travel Juneau is Social!

for the most comprehensive information about visiting Alaska’s capital city. Everything you need to plan your trip is easily accessible. Maps, sample itineraries, things to see and do, lodging, dining, photos, and more are just a couple of clicks away.

Become a fan today and stay up-to-date with all things Juneau through our social media sites. Use our tags #TravelJuneau and @TravelJuneau to see and be seen.

youtube.com/traveljuneau facebook.com/traveljuneau

instagram.com/traveljuneauak

twitter.com/traveljuneau

pinterest.com/traveljuneau

Get the Personal Touch Going Mobile?

No problem! If you need Juneau travel information on the go, please check out our smartphone and tablet sites. Simply enter traveljuneau.com into the web address field, and your device will automatically redirect to these mobile friendly versions. Or download the Travel Juneau app, available for iPhone and Android platforms.

24

Visitors to Juneau can get first-hand information and recommendations at any of our four Welcome Centers:

Open Year-Round

3 Juneau International Airport baggage claim 3 Alaska Marine Highway ferry terminal

Open Seasonally (May - September)

3 Cruise Ship Terminal ( downtown ) 3 Marine Park Kiosk ( downtown )

1-888-581-2201 Toll Toll FreeFree 1-888-581-2201

1

Alaskan Brewing Company: Visit our

gift shop and tasting room! Try our awardwinning beers on tap and learn about our unique history and operations from a member of the “Brew Crew.”

5429 Shaune Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 780-5866 info@alaskanbeer.com alaskanbeer.com

Aunt Claudia’s Dolls, A Museum:

Aunt Claudia’s Dolls, a Museum with an extensive collection of antique & ethnic dolls, bears & miniatures is conveniently located downtown & has free admission.

114 S Franklin St., Ste 102 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-4969 auntclaudiasdolls@hotmail.com AuntClaudiasDolls.com

Mount Roberts Nature Center, Gastineau Guiding Company: Enjoy

the alpine at its best. Trail information, interpretive displays, and nature related books & gifts.

Located at the Mount Roberts Tram.

(907) 586-8231 tour@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure: View the remarkable flower

Jensen-Olson Arboretum: Visit

towers! Guided botanical garden and Tongass Forest tours on easily accessible shuttles to spectacular scenic overlooks of Juneau!

7600 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 790-3377 info@glaciergardens.com glaciergardens.com

Juneau’s garden gem on the shores of Pearl Harbor that both teaches & inspires; a landscape for pure aesthetic enjoyment. Open 9-5, Wed-Sun year round.

23035 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-0139 merrill.jensen@juneau.ak.us juneau.org/parkrec/arboretum-main.php

Goldbelt Mount Roberts Tramway:

Juneau Raptor Center: An all-volunteer

Icy Strait Point: Icy Strait Point is an

Juneau-Douglas City Museum:

Juneau’s top attraction! Panoramic views from 1800 ft. Hiking, photo spot, complimentary film, art gallery, shopping, dining & wildlife!

Unlimited rides daily.

490 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 461-8726 | (907) 463-3412 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com MountRobertsTramway.com

authentic Alaska travel destination offering 21 different excursions, three waterfront restaurants, Native Tlingit hospitality & more!

108 Cannery Road, Hoonah, AK 99829 (907) 945-3141 info@IcyStraitPoint.com icystraitpoint.com

group that cares for injured wild birds. Visit the live Bald Eagle and educational display at the top of the Mt. Roberts Tram! Open MaySept.

PO Box 34713, Juneau, AK 99803 (907) 586-8393 info@juneauraptorcenter.org juneauraptorcenter.org

Explore exhibits on Juneau’s history & culture including mining, traditional Native lifestyles, politics & a video. Historic walking tours May-Sept. Gift shop.

114 W 4th St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3572 museum.info@juneau.org juneau.org/museum

33

Last Chance Mining Museum & Historical Park: Historic AJ Gold Mine site. World class air compressor, 3D glass map, mining exhibits. Strike it rich with a gold pan from our gift shop. $5 admission.

PO Box 21264, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 586-5338 glrrlg@alaska.net gastineauchannel.blogspot.com

Macaulay Salmon Hatchery: Learn

about Alaska’s amazing salmon resources and witness their various life stages. Meet other local marine life in our aquariums. Fishy gift shop too!

2697 Channel Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 463-2486 | (907) 463-4810 sales@dipac.net dipac.net- click on Macaulay Ladd center on sidebar

Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center: Learn about glaciers, wildlife & hiking. $5 entrance fee for 16 and over. May-Sept: open 8am to 7:30pm daily. Winter hours: Fri-Sun 10am-4pm. End of Glacier Spur Road.

6000 Glacier Spur Rd., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-0097 jneary@fs.fed.us mendenhallglacier.net

Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church: The oldest continuously used Orthodox church in Southeast Alaska. Its golden dome, beautiful icons, and gift shop welcome summer visitors daily.

PO Box 20130, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 586-1023 StNicholasJuneau.org

Shrine of St. Therese: Visit Shrine

Chapel on the island, columbarium gardens, Good Shepherd Rosary Trail & the labyrinth, or retreat at the facilities. Opens 8:30am; donations appreciated.

23 Mile Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 780-6112 JuneauShrine@gci.net ShrineOfSaintTherese.org

City Sightseeing Tours 12th Street Taxi & Tours: Tour

Juneau in the most elegant taxi van in town!

Available for regular taxi service or charter tours. Affiliated with Taku Taxi/Capital Cab/ Evergreen Taxi.

544 W 12th St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 209-8387 takutaxi@ejuneau.net customtaxitours.com

Alaska Sightseeing: Join Alaskan

M

Capital Cab/EverGreen Taxi: The

P Y

Author, Photographer, and Teacher Larry Johansen on a 90 minute walk through the streets of historic downtown Juneau. Get to know the real Juneau!

227 Irwin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 321-0775 larryJ@aksightseeing.com aksightseeing.com alternative to the pre-booked package tour.

Be a guest, not a tourist. Local drivers will give tours planned around your own special interests.

PO Box 33766, Juneau, AK 99803 (907) 586-2121 res@evergreentaxi.com evergreentaxi.com

Gastineau Guiding Company: Step

& e & 1 (

into Alaska on a small group, fully-guided sightseeing tour. Governor’s house, Capitol, downtown & Mt. Roberts Tram, Mendenhall Glacier and more.

1330 Eastaugh Way Ste. 2, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-8231 tour@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com

A

Juneau Limousine Services:

J

Personalized Juneau tours - Mendenhall Glacier, hiking, berry picking, photo tour, waterfalls, and more! Locally owned and operated for 28 years.

4269 Marion Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-5466 juneaulimo@aol.com juneaulimo.com

34

H h Th 2 ( m m

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

t J i 4 ( f a

b h r w 2 ( i j

1

M & M Tours of Juneau: Whales!

Helicopters! Floatplanes! Mendenhall Glacier, historic downtown, spectacular Shrine of St. Therese, and much more! See the beauty!

2547 David St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 209-1975 mmcummings1@aol.com mmtoursofjuneau.com

Princess Cruises/HAP AlaskaYukon: Providing quality charters, tours

& transfers since 1985. Local driver-guides ensure first-class treatment, exceptional value & a truly memorable experience.

151 Mill St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 364-7250

Culinary Tours & Cooking Schools Alaskan Food Tours: A walking food tour of downtown Juneau, highlighting Juneau’s diverse history and Alaska’s fishing industry.

4269 Marion Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 780-3663 foodtours@gmail.com alaskanfoodtours.com

Glacier Bay/Gustavus Tours, Activities & Lodging Adventures Afloat: Personalized multi-

day Glacier Bay adventure aboard elegant, classic 106’ VALKYRIE. 12 guest maximum, photograph, sightseeing, whale watch, kayak, and fish.

4950 Steelhead St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 3AFLOAT | (907) 789-0111 adventuresafloat@gci.net home.gci.net/~valkyrie

Annie Mae Lodge in Gustavus at Glacier Bay: Offering premier lodging with comfort & hospitality. Restaurant on site. Along river & moments from beach.

Packages including activities, airfare, and transfers.

PO Box 55, Gustavus, AK 99826 (800) 478-2346 | (907) 697-2346 reservations@anniemae.com anniemae.com

Blue Heron B&B at Glacier Bay:

2 View rooms, 2 cottages & private baths.

Sunroom breakfast. Near dock, cafes, natl park, trails, gallery. Tour booking, free WiFi, bikes, van & laundry service.

PO Box 77, Gustavus, AK 99826 (907) 697-2337 blueheron@gci.net blueheronbnb.net

Cottonwood Lodge and Cabin Rentals: Individual cabins w/fully-equipped kitchens & baths. We book tours/kayaking/ charterfishing & include transportation.

Bicycles & airport/ferry transfers provided.

PO Box 34015, Juneau, AK 99803 (907) 697-2227 rental@cottonwoodlodge.net cottonwoodlodge.net

Fairweather Adventures at Glacier Bay: We offer custom sightseeing/fishing adventures in Glacier Bay National Park.

Our 3day/2night trip includes deluxe B&B lodging and a great tour of Glacier Bay. PO Box 148, Gustavus, AK 99826 (907) 723-3065 jim@fishglacierbay.com fishglacierbay.com

Juneau Food Tours: Owned & operated by a local food writer, the tour includes history, culture and great food! Experience real Alaskan food by real Alaskans. The Tour with Taste!

2 Marine Way #225, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 723-8478 info@juneaufoodtours.com juneaufoodtours.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

35

Glacier Bay Sea Kayaks: Guided

day tours in Bartlett Cove. Kayak rentals in Glacier Bay National Park. Safe, stable single and double sea kayaks. Camper transport available.

PO Box 26, Gustavus, AK 99826 (907) 697-2257 info@glacierbayseakayaks.com glacierbayseakayaks.com

Glacier Bay’s Bear Track Inn:

Spacious log lodge, gateway to Glacier Bay. Dine on caribou, buffalo, or crab. Grand lobby with fireplace, large guest rooms. We can help plan your adventure.

255 Rink Creek Rd., Gustavus, AK 99826 (888) 697-2284 | (907) 697-3017 beartrackinn@gmail.com beartrackinn.com

Gustavus Inn at Glacier Bay: James

Sean Neilson Media: Guided

photography & natural history tours to Glacier Bay and Icy Strait. One-week trips, daily hire for guiding and photography also available.

55 Tong Rd., Gustavus, AK 99826 (907) 697-2140 sean@seanneilson.com glacierbayphototours.com

Spirit Walker Expeditions of Alaska: Alaska’s premier sea kayaking

outfitter for over 25 years! We offer day trips and multi-day expeditions with experienced guides and high quality equipment.

PO Box 240, Gustavus, AK 99826 800) 529-2537 | (907) 697-2266 info@seakayakalaska.com seakayakalaska.com

Glacier Flightseeing & Activities Coastal Helicopters, Inc: Flight seeing operations over the Juneau Icefield. Adventure tours, dog sled tours, airboat adventures and icefield excursion glacier landings available!

8995 Yandukin Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 789-5610 | (907) 789-5600 tours@coastalhelicopters.com coastalhelicopters.com

Era Helicopters LLC: Soar above

Juneau’s most amazing glaciers on our flightseeing tour. Walk on an Alaskan glacier or experience a highly personalized helicopter dogsled adventure!

6910 N. Douglas Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 843-1947 | (907) 586-2030 res1@erahelicopters.com eraflightseeingtours.com

Beard America’s Classic 2010, family owned since 1965. Garden, wild ocean harvest dining. Glacier Bay Tours charter fishing, whale watching, kayak, bike and hike.

PO Box 60, Gustavus, AK 99826 (800) 649-5220 | (907) 697-2254 joann@gustavusinn.com gustavusinn.com

36

N

P h a o 1 ( i n

T

y s s & 1 ( i t

W L

fl s 4 2 ( i w

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

t

NorthStar Trekking LLC:

Professionally guided helicopter glacier hikes, helicopter flightseeing tours, charters, and other customized outdoor adventure opportunities.

1910 Renshaw Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 590-4530 | (907) 790-4530 info@northstartrekking.com northstartrekking.com

TEMSCO Helicopters: Since 1983,

year-round helicopter charters, tours, heliskiing & photography. Glacier/Icefield tours a specialty. A must-do‌dogsledding in Juneau & Skagway!

1650 Maplesden Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 789-9501 | (907) 789-9501 info@temscoair.com temscoair.com

Wings Airways/Taku Glacier Lodge: Spectacular glacier flightseeing by floatplane. Remote day lodge, bears, king salmon feast in unique 3-hour excursion.

40-min flightseeing tour also available.

2 Marine Way Ste. 175, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6275 info@wingsairways.com wingsairways.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Multi-Day Cruise Tours Adventures Afloat: Personalized Inside

Passage and Glacier Bay charter adventures aboard elegant, 106 ft Valkarie. 12 guest maximum, whale watch, sea-cycle, kayak, and fish.

4950 Steelhead St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 3AFLOAT | (907) 789-0111 adventuresafloat@gci.net home.gci.net/~valkyrie

Alaska Charter Boats, LLC: Choose from over 50 yachts--luxurious to affordable.

Locally knowledgeable captains & crew provide custom trips & itineraries in coastal Alaska. No fees!

4950 Steelhead St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 530-2628 | (907) 523-0897 info@alaskacharterboat.com alaskacharterboat.com

Alaska Yacht Charters - Infinity Yacht Charters: A Private yacht charter

is the best way to experience SE Alaska. We know the crews, and can candidly tell you what’s truly best for you!

Kitsilano Vancouver BC V6K 4P4 (800) 664-6049 | (800) 664-6049 info@infinityyachts.com infinityyachts.com/site/browse_yachts/ alaska_and_pacific_north_west.html

Alaskan Dream Cruises: See true

Alaska with true Alaskans. Offering 8 to 13 day cruises on small adventure ships. Over 15 SE Alaska ports of call. All complimentary shore excursions.

1512 Sawmill Creek Rd., Sitka, AK 99835 (855) 747-8100 | (907) 747-8100 info@alaskandreamcruises.com AlaskanDreamCruises.com

All Aboard Yacht Charters:

Expedition style cruises in Alaska since 1981.

Scheduled 8-day cruises aboard the classic yacht Discovery for 6-10 passengers. Enjoy wildlife/natural history PO Box 436, Union, WA 98592 (800) 767-1024 | (360) 898-7300 allaboard@hctc.com alaskacharters.com

37

The Boat Company: Seven-day all-

inclusive adventures aboard well-appointed, family-friendly excursion vessels. Hike, fish, kayak! Gourmet dining, wine, open bar.

Alaska’s finest!

PO Box 1839, Poulsbo, WA 98370 (360) 697-4242 kathy@theboatcompany.com theboatcompany.com

Custom Alaska Cruises: 7-Day

Custom Cruises! 70 ft yacht, up to 12 passengers, 4 private staterooms with private bathrooms. Alaskan Owned and Operated!

Whales, Glaciers, Kayaking.

PO Box 240034, Douglas, AK 99824 (970) 217-6359 alaskacruises@gmail.com sikumi.com

Fantasy Cruises: M/V Island Spirit

remodeled 08/09. Overnight small ship cruises, 35 passengers, all inclusive! Visit Sitka/Wrangell/Juneau/Petersburg. Glaciers and wildlife.

76 Egan Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 234-3861 | (425) 765-8879 fancruz@rockisland.com smallalaskaship.com

Princess Cruises: Take a breathtaking

Alaska cruise and “come back new.” Enjoy exclusive amenities & warm, welcoming service as you view dazzling glaciers & visit charming ports.

(907) 364-7250 princess.com

Southeast Charters, Inc: The Midnight

Sun is a 70 foot Westport motor yacht custom built for private cruising. We explore the remote Alaska Inside Passage in style and luxury.

PO Box 33018, Juneau, AK 99803 (877) 600-6780 | (907) 321-2147 info@sealaskacharters.com alaskachartercruises.com

Un-Cruise Adventures: Untamed

wildlife. Unforgettable adventures.

Extraordinary explorations aboard 22 to 84-guest small ships and boutique yachts.

Unrushed. Uncrowded. Unbelievable.

3826 18th Ave W., Seattle, WA 98119 (888) 862-8881 | (206) 284-0300 info@un-cruise.com un-cruise.com

38

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

1

Music & Perfoming Arts Juneau Jazz & Classics: One of

Alaska’s premier music festivals. 16 days of world-class jazz, blues & classical music at concerts, cruises, family shows & workshops.

Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 463-3378 info@jazzandclassics.org jazzandclassics.org

Perseverance Theatre: Perseverance

Theatre, a professional theatre that presents an annual winter season as well as Summerfest, a six-week festival.

914 Third St., Douglas, AK 99824 (907) 364-2421 info@perseverancetheatre.org ptalaska.org

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Outdoor Adventures & Activities Above & Beyond Alaska, LLC:

Glacier trekking & climbing, ice cave exploration, & kayaking day adventures. We cater to all abilities. Quality, small groups, off the beaten path experiences!

PO Box 211202, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 364-2333 info@beyondak.com beyondak.com

Admiralty Excursions: Admiralty

Excursions is a unique experience one travels to Alaska to achieve. We specialize in city/ museum, gold pan, city sightseeing & Glacier Gardens tours.

201 Admiral Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (503) 475-9922 juneaualaskatours@gmail.com admiraltyexcursions.com

Adventure Flow: You can’t miss this!

Amazing hiking tours around the glacier and walking tours downtown. Receive a FREE walking tour smartphone app by visiting our website!

PO Box 20591, Juneau, AK 99802 (425) 610-8765 support@adventureflow.us adventureflow.us

Alaska Canopy Adventures: Eco-

adventure through the rainforest canopy. 10 ziplines, 2 sky bridges. Double cables! Jet boat ride to tour site, professional guides, and safety equipment.

76 Egan Dr., #100, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 523-2920 infojnu@alaskacanopy.com alaskacanopy.com

Alaska Excursions: Come dog sled at

our Musher’s Camp, meet our mushers, hear about their adventures, play with puppies, and enjoy the spectacular view from our suspension bridge.

Fish Creek Rd., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 983-4444 service@alaskaexcursions.com alaskaexcursions.com

39

Alaska Mountain Guides and Climbing School, Inc: Sea kayaking

with whales, custom family adventures, mountaineering, glacier treks & university accredited outdoor programs. Small groups/ pro guides since 1992.

57 Mud Bay Rd., Haines, AK 99827 (800) 766-3396 | (907) 766-3366 climb@alaskamountainguides.com alaskamountainguides.com

Alaska Travel Adventures: Juneau’s

top tour company: Whale watching tours, glacier float trip, Alaska salmon bake, historic gold panning, glacier view kayaking, custom Hummer excursion.

9085 Glacier Hwy., Ste. 301 Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 323-5757 | 907) 789-0052 info@bestofalaskatravel.com bestofalaskatravel.com

Alaska Zipline Adventures: Zipline

Adventure at Eaglecrest Ski Area with Axe Throwing. No hand-braking required. Fun for the whole family, ages 8 & up! Group/Child rates available.

PO Box 20826, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 321-0947 info@alaskazip.com alaskazip.com

Breathtaking views, hiking above 1,800 ft, wildlife viewing, and Alaskan specialty brewed beers at Timberline Bar & Grill. See It All, Do It All, Above It All! 490 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 461-8726 | (907) 463-3412 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com MountRobertsTramway.com

Blue Nose Surf, LLC: Guided tours,

Juneau Adventure Tours: Bear

Cycle Alaska: Ride with us and see

NorthStar Trekking LLC:

lessons, or rentals on Stand-up Paddleboards (SUP). Dodge harbor seals and watch eagles soar as you paddle with glaciers as your backdrop.

2126 Second St., Douglas, AK 99824 (907) 957-2996 sup@bluenosesurf.com bluenosesurf.com Juneau at a slower pace on fully-guided tours, including the Bike & Brew and the Bike & Tram. Custom tours and rentals available also.

1107 West 8th St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 321-2453 PeggyAnn@CycleAK.com cycleak.com

Gastineau Guiding Company: Fully-

guided and permitted wilderness hikes and trail walks. Mendenhall Glacier, rainforest trails, Steep Creek wildlife viewing, and treks at Mt. Roberts Tram.

1330 Eastaugh Way Ste. 2, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-8231 tour@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com

40

Goldbelt Mount Roberts Tramway:

viewing, glacier flight-seeing, glacier trekking, and whale-watching; all available as private excursions. Combination excursions also available.

329 5th St. #2, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 723-8908 info@juneauadventuretours.com juneauadventuretours.com Professionally-guided helicopter glacier hikes, helicopter flightseeing tours, charters, and other customized outdoor adventure opportunities.

1910 Renshaw Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 590-4530 | (907) 790-4530 info@northstartrekking.com northstartrekking.com

Pack Creek Bear Tours: All-inclusive

6-hour guided trip to the Pack Creek Bear Sanctuary on Admiralty Island - an incredible opportunity to view brown bears in their natural habitat.

1873 Shell Simmons Dr., Suite 110 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 209-5432 ken@bearcountryguides.com packcreekbeartours.com

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

T G

W J d 1 ( c r

W

o b w # ( p m

A

W e s L P ( i j

C

t l R 1 ( j c

1

The Rock Dump Indoor Climbing Gym: AK’s largest indoor climbing facility.

Within walking distance of downtown Juneau, offering 70+ routes of varying difficulties, there’s something for everyone!

1310 Eastaugh Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-4982 climb@rockdump.com rockdump.com

Whale Tales: With six passengers or less

on Whale Tales, you can leave the crowds behind and experience a truly private whale watch with USCG licensed captains! #2 Marine Way Ste. 208, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 209-1975 pilcherellis@gmail.com mmtoursofjuneau.com

Outdoor Equipment Rentals & Supplies Alaska Boat and Kayak Center:

We rent quality sea kayaks and camping equipment. Rentals include paddling gear/ safety demo. Kayak delivery to Mendenhall Lake & other locations available.

PO Box 211202, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 789-6886 info@juneaukayak.com juneaukayak.com

Cycle Alaska: Road, mountain, street and tandem bikes are available for rent. Helmet, lock, multi-tool, tube repair kit included!

Red building at bridge along waterfront.

1107 West 8th St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 321-2453 jpm@CycleAK.com cycleak.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

41

Sportfishing & Flyfishing Access Alaska Charters: Avoid the

crowds! We specialize in affordable, private, family and small group fishing charters for Salmon, Halibut or Combo Fishing and Whale Watching trips.

PO Box 210954, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 789-5482 rumrunnr@alaska.net

Baranof Wilderness Lodge: All

Inclusive Remote Resort! World class fresh, saltwater fishing charters, kayaks, whale watching, flyfishing, photography clinic, cozy cabins & more.

PO Box 2187, Sitka, AK 99835 (800) 613-6551 | (907) 738-3597 mtrotter@flyfishalaska.com flyfishalaska.com

Bear Creek Outfitters: Guided Fly

Fishing: trout, steelhead, and salmon. Brown Bear/Wilderness Viewing Expeditions. All gear included. Guided with exclusive remote floatplane access.

2551 Vista Dr. B301, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 723-3914 info@juneauflyfishing.com juneauflyfishing.com

Chum Fun Charters: We are an AK

owned family business, 3 hour charters, taking clients to specific beaches in Juneau to experience fishing on the shores of beautiful Juneau, AK! 175 S Franklin St., Ste. 215 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 398-2486 chumfun907@gmail.com chumfun.com

42

Lost in Alaska Adventures: Got

“Fissues”? Captain Kevin is here to help!

Come join us for a little Alaska therapy!

Halibut and salmon fishing is always better when you fish with friends!

11957 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 321-1405 lostinalaska@gci.net lostinalaskaadventures.com

Moore Charters, LLC: Fish on!!

With three boats and a professional crew, we offer fantastic salmon and halibut fishing adventures! We can also provide water taxi transportation.

PO Box 22312, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 723-8472 grant@moorecharters.com moorecharters.com

Rum Runner Charters: Rum Runners specializes in affordable, premier private, family and small group sport fishing for salmon, halibut or combination trips.

PO Box 210954, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 789-5482 rumrunnr@alaska.net rumrunnercharters.net

Three Eagle Charters: Fishing-Whale

Watching. Exclusive/personal. Luxury Class 40’ Yacht. USCG 5-Star. Half/full/multi-days.

40+ years local exp. A best value world-class adventure.

8120 Pinewood Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 847-8979 | (907) 789-9124 tommyjoe@alaskan.com

Tracy Arm Tours & Activities Adventure Bound Alaska: Tracy Arm glacier cruise, icebergs, incredible scenery, kayak transports, custom cruises, family owned. Office: Juneau Tour Center, 76 Egan Dr. or PO Box 23013 Juneau, AK 99802 (800) 228-3875 | (907) 463-2509 adventureboundalaska1@gmail.com adventureboundalaska.com

Allen Marine Tours: Daily 6.5 hour

cruise by jet boat to explore the very best of the Tracy Arm Wilderness Area including exciting close-up views of the majestic tidewater glaciers 13391 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 289-0081 | (907) 789-0081 juneauinfo@allenmarine.com allenmarinetours.com

Whale Watching & Wildlife Viewing Above & Beyond Alaska, LLC:

Flight seeing, brown bear viewing, and kayaking all in one day! Explore Admiralty Island’s world famous Pack Creek Bear Sanctuary with experienced guides.

PO Box 211202, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 364-2333 info@beyondak.com beyondak.com

Access Alaska Charters: Avoid the crowds! We specialize in affordable, private, family and small group Whale and Marine Wildlife Watching charters. 2.5hr, 4hr, custom and combo trips.

PO Box 210954, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 789-5482 rumrunnr@alaska.net

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

A

a C A a 4 J ( i w

A E

w n j c P ( o a

A

S s c 6 P ( i s j

A

& A e b P ( j a

1

Helpful Contact #’s Local Information: 411 Time and Temperature: (907) 586-3185

U.S. Forest Service Information: (907) 586-8800 fs.fed.us or recreation.gov

Emergency, Police, Fire & Rescue: 911

City Police: (907) 586-0600 (non-emergency)

State Troopers: (907) 465-4000 Bartlett Regional Hospital: (907) 796-8900 • bartletthospital.org

U.S. Coast Guard Search & Rescue: (907) 463-2980 for Southeast Alaska 800-478-5555 or (907) 463-2000 for all of Alaska

Transportation Contact #’s Alaska Airlines: (800) 252-7522 or alaskaair.com

Delta Airlines: (800) 455-2720 or delta.com

Alaska Marine Highway System: ferryalaska.com Reservations: 800-642-0066

Capital Transit Bus Schedule: (907) 789-6901 juneau.org/capitaltransit

Federal Aviation Administration, Juneau Flight Service Station: (907) 789-7380 (Pilot Weather Briefing)

Juneau Harbormaster: (907) 586-5255

Auke Bay Harbor Office: (907) 789-0819 / VHF 16 traveljuneau.com | |juneaualaska.com traveljuneau.com juneaualaska.com

25

1

Adventures in Alaska: Enjoy a personal adventure in uncrowded comfort with Captain Jack aboard Scania. Watch “Into Alaska with Jeff Corwin” for scenes in, on, and from the boat.

406 S Franklin St. Ste 207, Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 586-3466 | (907) 586-3466 info@whale-watch.biz whale-watch.biz

Adventures with Whales, ORCA Enterprises: Professional whale watching with guaranteed sightings! Onboard naturalist! Custom-built mammal friendly jet boats; 2-48 passengers; heated; ADA compliant.

PO Box 35431, Juneau, AK 99803 (888) 733-6722 | (907) 789-6801 orca@alaskan.com alaskawhalewatching.com

Alaska Fjordlines Inc.: Juneau and

Skagway Whale Watching! Whales/waterfalls/ sea lions/eagles guaranteed! Best tour/price/ crew/boat in AK! Cruise aboard the Fjordland 65’ catamaran!

PO Box 246, Haines, AK 99827 (800) 320-0146 | (907) 766-3395 info@alaskafjordlines.com skagwaywhales.com juneaualaskawhales.com

Alaska Galore Tours: Leave the crowds & join us for a personalized adventure!

All boats have heated cabins, restrooms, experienced local captains, whales/fishing/ bears/glaciers.

PO Box 32825, Juneau, AK 99803 (877) 794-2537 | (907) 209-8686 jamie@alaskagalore.com alaskagaloretours.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Allen Marine Tours: Juneau’s most

Juneau Whale Watch: Whale Watching

Dolphin Jet Boat Tours, The Whale Watching Company: Juneau’s

Moore Charters, LLC: Thar she

popular whale & wildlife viewing--options include scheduled or private cruises, Tracy Arm tours, salmon bakes at Orca Point Lodge on Colt Island.

PO Box 211609, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (888) 289-0081 | (907) 789-0081 juneauinfo@allenmarine.com allenmarinetours.com

1st & finest! Satisfied customers since 1994.

Whales guaranteed! On-board naturalist.

Travel in covered comfort on mammalfriendly jet boats. AAA approved.

11547 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 719-3422 | (907) 463-3422 mail@dolphintours.com dolphintours.com

Gastineau Guiding Company: A

touch above the common whale watching tour. Fully guided, small groups, custom safari vessels & guaranteed whale sightings. Often imitated, never duplicated!

1330 Eastaugh Way Ste 2, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-8231 tour@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com

- Heated Enclosed Cabin - Front and Back Viewing Deck - Mammal Friendly Jet Boats - Naturalist Onboard - Snacks - Guaranteed Whale Watching.

PO Box 20017, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 723-9209 reservations@JuneauWhaleWatch.com juneauwhalewatch.com

blows! Juneau has the best whale watching in SE Alaska. Let Moore Charters give you a personal tour of Juneau’s waters to see these amazing animals.

PO Box 22312, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 723-8472 grant@moorecharters.com moorecharters.com

Rum Runner Charters: Rum Runner Charters specializes in affordable, premier, private, family, and small group Whale and Marine Wildlfe Watching charters. 100% guarantee.

PO Box 210954, Auke Bay AK 99821 (907) 789-5482 rumrunnr@alaska.net rumrunnercharters.net

Harv & Marv’s Outback Alaska:

Long-time Juneau captains show the best of SE Alaska. Custom whale watching for up to 12 people. Honest, sincere, and friendly service.

8513 Mendenhall Loop, Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 909-7288 | (907) 209-7288 tours@harvandmarvs.com harvandmarvs.com

43

Three Eagle Charters: Whale

Watching. 40+ years local exp. Your groupyour schedule-no crowds! USCG 5-Star Safety Rated. Luxury Class 40’ yacht. A best value world class adventure.

8120 Pinewood Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 847-8979 | (907) 789-9124 tommyjoe@alaskan.com

Winter Recreation Eaglecrest Ski Area: Juneau’s

community owned ski area. Four chairlifts, over 640 acres of skiable terrain, Nordic trails, Snowsports School, Rental Shop & Eaglecrest Grill.

155 S. Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 790-2000 Eaglecrest@skijuneau.com skijuneau.com

Yacht & Bareboat Charters Adventures Afloat: Personalized Inside

Passage and Glacier Bay charter adventures aboard elegant, classic 106’ Valkyrie. 12 guest maximum, whale watch, sea-cycle, kayak, and fish.

4950 Steelhead St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 3AFLOAT | (907) 789-0111 adventuresafloat@gci.net home.gci.net/~valkyrie

Alaska Charter Boats, LLC:

Choose from a variety of yachts. Locally knowledgeable captains and crew provide custom fishing, cruising, or wildlife viewing experiences in coastal Alaska.

4950 Steelhead St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 530-2628 | (907) 523-0897 info@alaskacharterboat.com alaskacharterboat.com

44

Alaskan Bear Yacht Charters:

Sealaska Heritage Store: Authentic

Cruise Line Agencies of Alaska:

Trickster Company: Art, Jewelry, and

Bareboat charters, custom fishing & sightseeing trips. 3-day minimum on board 47’ Bayliner Motoryacht Falcon, which is fully equipped for Southeast AK waters.

PO Box 32520, Juneau, AK 99803 (907) 780-6420 elliottj@alaska.net alaskanbearyachtcharters.com Full service vessel agency meeting your support needs for Alaska cruising and maritime operations.

1330 Eastaugh Way #4, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-1282 juneau@claalaska.com claalaska.com

Shopping Alaska Native Art Friends of the Alaska State Libraries, Archives and Museums:

While the Museum Store is closed until 2016, find us in the State office building. See the “Old Witch Pole,” the 77-year-old Kimball Pipe Organ and more.

State Office Building Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 465-4845 fasmstore@gmail.com foasm.org

Raven Eagle Gifts at Mount Roberts Tram: Shop At The Top for

authentic Alaska Native art & gifts. Part gallery, museum & curio store. Quality clothing, books, smoked salmon, & souvenirs.

Original art.

490 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 461-8726 | (907) 463-3412 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com RavenEagleGifts.com

Native arts store located in downtown Juneau and also online at sealaskaheritage. org. Proceeds support cultural & heritage programs.

105 S. Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-4844 thestore@sealaskaheritage.org sealaskaheritage.org

Gift Shop promoting innovative indigenous design.

224 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 780-4000 info@trickstercompany.com trickstercompany.com

Art Galleries Alaska Robotics Gallery: Features

work by local artists & inspiring guests.

One of “Alaska’s 10 Best Contemporary Art Galleries and Museums.” Prints, cards, shirts, & graphic novels.

220 Front Street, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 523-0303 crew@alaskarobotics.com alaskarobotics.com

Annie Kaill’s Fine Crafts Gallery:

Distinctive pottery, jewelry, ornaments & Alaskan fine art. Gifts for all occasions!

Delighting Juneau residents & visitors yearround since 1975.

244 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-2880 sales@anniekaills.com anniekaills.com

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

1

The Bear’s Lair: The Bear’s Lair offers

handcrafted functional art by over 50 Alaskan artisans and 60 craftsmen from the lower 48 & Canada. Locally owned and open year round.

175 S Franklin St. Ste 109, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-5059 bearslairgifts@yahoo.com bearslairgifts.com

Caribou Crossings: Buy “Made in

Alaska” here! Showcasing over 60 of Alaska’s leading artists - searching statewide to bring you authentic crafts only found in this notable store!

383 S Franklin Street, Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 586-5008 | (907) 586-5008 cariboucrossings.com

Juneau Artists Gallery: This unique

gallery is a shared endeavor of over 25 local artists who own and operate the gallery yearround. Come and meet the artists!

175 S. Franklin St. Ste 111, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-9891 juneauartistsgallery.com

Juneau Arts and Humanities Council: JAHC, the Capital City’s formal

arts agency, offers community arts programs - concerts, grants, scholarships, gallery space, youth activities & arts advocacy.

350 Whittier St. Ste 101, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-2787 info@jahc.org jahc.org

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Sketch:

Meet artist MK MacNaughton in her studio.

Classes for visitors can be pre-arranged if you’d like the experience of making your own art, or drop by to shop.

126 Main St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 957-2061 mkmac@gci.net www.mkmacnaughton.com

Book Stores Hearthside Books, Etc.: Book lover’s delight in historic downtown! Juneau’s best selection for over 37 years! Alaskana, bestsellers, maps, cards, toys, and games.

Open daily. We ship.

254 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 789-2750 | (907) 789-2750 hearthside@hearthsidebooks.com hearthsidebooks.com

Clothing & Shoe Boutiques Alpaca International: Introducing

the Finest Collection of Garments and Accessories, Masterfully Crafted in 100% Alpaca Wool, the Most Luxurious Fiber in the World.

210 Admiral Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 796-3877 alpacainternational@verizon.net AlpacaInternational.net

Fine Jewelry Baranof Jewelers: Baranof Jewelers is

Alaska’s premier jewelry store. With all your favorite Alaskan gems, Baranof Jewelers is your Alaskan jewelry!

373 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-3877 baranofjewelers@msn.com baranofjewelry.com

Celebrity Jewelers & Gifts: Exclusive designs in fine jewelry. Diamonds, tanzanite, rainbow topaz, alexandrite, blue diamonds, other gemstones. Branded watches, designer perfumes. One-stop shop!

258 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 463-4633 | (907) 463-3866 celebrityjewelers@gmail.com celebrityjewelers.com

Effy Jewelers: A 20-store jewelry chain with locations in the Caribbean & Alaska.

Effy specializes in fine jewelry, primarily precious gemstones set in gold & silver.

428 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 275-3339 | (907) 364-3339 customercare@effyjewelery.com effyjewelers.com

Bohemé: Juneau’s own classic, trendy

paradise serving clothing for juniors and contemporary women. Open daily year round.

175 S. Franklin St. Ste. 101, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-2050 an1898inn@aol.com onlineboheme.com

45

The Jewel Box: Voted Juneau’s Best

Jewelry Store! Since 1954 this local shop specializes in celebrating happy occasions and life’s adventures. Shop like a local-come visit us!

248 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 942-9755 | (907) 586-2604 thejewelbox@ak.net jewelboxalaska.com

Gifts & Souvenirs Postcards From Alaska: Free Travel App to print and mail your photos as real postcards. Simple to use. Made in Juneau.

Unique Alaskan memories. Share your adventure!

8420 Airport Blvd., Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 50LITHO | (907) 586-3170 contact@postcardsfromalaska.com postcardsfromalaska.com

Alaska Shirt Company: 100,000 shirts, a huge curio section & 6,000 feet of wall-towall value! Alaska Shirt Company is Alaska’s #1 shopping destination. Low Prices Every Day! 120 Mill St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 707-5215 | (907) 586-9511 daren@shirtco.com shirtco.com

Alaskan Brewing Co. Depot: The

Alaskan Brewing Depot offers Alaskan Brewing clothing, barware and gourmet items. Take a virtual tour of the brewery and learn about “Living Life Alaskan.”

219 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 780-5866 info@alaskanbeer.com alaskanbeer.com

Ben Franklin Store: Locally owned.

We’re not the first shop you’ll see, but we’ll be your best stop for souvenirs, gifts, necessities, and RC Hobbies. Downtown Historic District.

233 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6762 benfrank499@hotmail.com benfranklinstorejuneau.com

Mount Roberts Nature Center - Gastineau Guiding Co: A local

favorite above the hustle and bustle of downtown Juneau. Nature-related gifts and books. Interpretive displays, and trail information.

Located at the Mount Roberts Tramway.

(907) 586-8231 naturecenter@gguiding.com StepIntoAlaska.com/alaska_nature.cfm

Glacier Smoothie Soaps: 2014 BBB

Alaska Business of the Year & 4X Voted Best Gift Shop! Glacier Silt Soap® by Glacier Smoothie. Polish and moisturize with our luxurious patented soap.

356 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) I LOVE AK | (907) 586-1285 customerservice@glaciersmoothie.com glaciersmoothie.com

Heritage Coffee Roasting Company: Freshly roasted coffees since

1974. Heritage Cafes feature hand-crafted espresso drinks, Juneau-made gelato, Alaskan art, and gifts for the coffee enthusiast.

130 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 478-5282 | (907) 586-1088 coffeeinfo@heritagecoffee.com heritagecoffee.com

Juneau’s Imagination Station: An Alaska toy store that lets your imagination run wild. Featuring Alaska toys, games & dolls as well as fantastic playthings from around the world!

174A S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-8697 imaginationstation@ak.net alaskantoys.com

46

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

1

Midnight Sun Gifts: In the historic

Germania Building, downtown Juneau, locally owned/operated and open all year. Fine Alaskan gifts & collectibles for everyone on your list.

158 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-1227 midnightsungifts@gci.net

Trove: Home & kitchen, spectacular

seasonal, prints & posters, gifts, clothing, jewelry and much more...It’s stuff we love that you’ll love, too!

406 S. Franklin St. Ste 101 Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 322-5554 | (907) 586-9518 meghan@troveshops.com shoptrove.com

Grocery, Liquor & Drugstores Juneau Drug Co. Inc: The historic

Juneau Drug is conveniently located in the heart of downtown and is prepared to meet all of your travel needs!

202 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 254-9250 | (907) 586-1233 juneaudrug@hotmail.com

Malls & Shopping Centers Historic Merchant’s Wharf: The

gateway to the Captial city. Locally owned retail shops and merchants. Located just minutes from Juneau’s cruise ship piers.

Dining and tours available too.

2 Marine Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-5018 reecia@gmail.com

Outdoor Sporting Goods & Clothing Foggy Mountain Shop: Hiking,

camping, and mountain gear for Southeast Alaska. Rugged clothing for cold, wet weather.

Outfitting Alaska adventurers since 1974!

134 N Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6780 foggymtn@alaska.net foggymountainshop.com

Nugget Alaskan Outfitter: Raingear,

boots, fleece, gloves, hats, long underwear, packs, hiking boots, running gear, socks, work clothes, shorts. Locally owned and operated.

9107 Mendenhall Mall Rd. Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 478-6848 | (907) 789-0956 ron@nuggetoutfitter.com nuggetoutfitter.com

Western Auto Marine: Western Auto

Marine is a locally owned and operated retail store. Featuring sporting goods, marine, clothing, hardware, auto, and Radio Shack departments.

5165 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 478-4971 | (907) 780-4909 cs@westernautojuneau.com westernautojuneau.com

Specialty Stores Alaska Knifeworks: Don’t be fooled

by the imports! Made in Alaska, functional ulus, free ulu demo! Hunting and collectable knives. Easy in-store USPS shipping!

2 Marine Way Ste. 114, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-1327 alaskaknifeworks@gmail.com alaskaknifeworks.com

Alaska Seafood Company Inc:

Salmon - We make it all. Smoked/nonsmoked/canned/jars/pouches/gift boxes/ caviar/Alaskabits/jerky/pet treats - shelf stable/ frozen fresh. We ship worldwide.

5731 Concrete Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 451-1400 | (907) 780-5111 alaskaseafoodco@wildak.net alaskaseafoodcompany.com

Alaskan Fudge Company: Come

watch & smell Juneau’s premier fudge makers whipping up the world’s finest fudge right before your eyes. Fudge/clusters/brittles/ turtles all handmade every day.

195 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 323-8343 | (907) 586-1478 fudgealaska@gmail.com alaskanfudge.com

Art Such Photography & Digital Imaging: Owned & operated by an

experienced local professional photographer.

All your camera equipment, custom photo, digital imaging & scanning needs under one roof.

221 Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6447 artsutch@ptialaska.net artsutchphotodigital.com

Changing Tides, LLC: Fabric! Fabric!

Fabric! Unique quilting and needleART gift shop in historic downtown Juneau. Locally owned and operated year-round.

175 S. Franklin St .Ste 203 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 523-6084 changingtides@iname.com alaskastitching.com

Senate Mall: Historic marketplace, 7

shops feature Alaska furnishings/gifts, glass/ jewelry, yarn/quilting, clothing/accessories, 24 local artists.

175 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-4111 brucecdenton@gmail.com senatemall.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

47

House of Russia: Experience Alaska’s

rich Russian history with the largest selection of Russian handmade goods in the state! Local and family owned for over 25 years.

389 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 800-770-2778 | 907-586-2778 HouseOfRussia@aol.com

Invisible World Trading Company: Specializing in wool, silk, alpaca & cashmere goods from South America and China since 1985. We design many of our items; you won’t find them anywhere else.

369 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (866) 586-3339 | (907) 586-3339 info@invisibleworld.com invisibleworld.com

Taku Smokeries & Store: Nature’s

fish store. Wild Alaska salmon, halibut, crab, smoked salmon and caviar direct from our dock to your door. Stop in for a free smoked salmon sample.

550 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 582-5122 | (907) 463-4617 takustore.com

48

The Jade Shop: Largest Selection of Jade

Mark Kelley Photography: Award-

Juneau Arts and Humanities Council: Lobby shop features local art.

Raintree Quilting: A quilter’s paradise

in the U.S. Alaska’s State Gemstone -- Mined 120 Miles East of Juneau on Alaska/BC Border -- Knowledgeable and Friendly Staff!

321 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-5551 jackie@jademine.com jademine.com

Enjoy free performances, visit with artisans and grab a bite at “Food Truck Fridays” on the lawn at the JACC during the summer.

350 Whittier St. Ste 101 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-2787 info@jahc.org jahc.org

Kindred Post: We are a post office, gift

shop, and gathering space celebrating the everyday. Mail a letter, ship something home, or browse our collection of modern goods!

145 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 523-5053 hello@kindredpost.com kindredpost.com

winning Alaskan photographer Mark Kelley has twelve photo books to his name. Mark Kelley produces two calendars, prints, note cards, postcards, and more.

PO Box 20470, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 586-1993 photos@markkelley.com markkelley.com devoted to quilt fabrics, supplies, ideas, and education. We have cotton fabrics, notions, patterns, and kits, including Alaskan themes.

2213 Dunn St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-7900 sew@raintreequilting.com raintreequilting.com

Specs in the City: A full service optical.

Eyeglasses, sunglasses, contacts, repairs.

Doctor of optometry on site. Great service, selection, and value. What eye care should be.

9105 Mendenhall Mall Rd. Ste 367 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 796-3937 specsinthecity@hotmail.com specsinthecity.com

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

1

Wm Spear Design: Enamel zipper

pulls and pins. From whimsical to scientific.

Unique, inexpensive, easy to pack, beautifully packaged. Over 800 designs.

174 S. Franklin St. Ste 201 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-2209 spuds@wmspear.com wmspear.com

Places to Eat & Drink Casual Dining Alaska Fish & Chips Company at the Flight Deck: Serving the freshest

local seafood. Menu offerings include mouthwatering Alaskan crab, Juneau’s best fish & chips, grubbin’ fish tacos and Alaskan beer on tap.

2 Marine Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 723-2586 info@alaskafishandchips.com alaskafishandchips.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Best Western Grandma’s Feather Bed: Lovely dining room in quaint country

Timberline Bar & Grill at Mount Roberts Tramway: Dine with a view!

Front Street Cafe: Freshly made burgers,

Hangar on the Wharf: Experience

inn, Grandma’s Feather Bed. Breakfast daily 6am-9am. Dinner Tue-Sat 5:30pm-8:30pm.

Steaks, seafood, and Mexican dishes.

2358 Mendenhall Loop Rd .

Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 781-5005 | (907) 789-5566 info@countrylaneinn.com grandmasfeatherbed.com sandwiches & fried chicken located in Juneau’s oldest saloon. Open 11am to late night daily full service bar & billiards, WiFi for guests.

241 Front Street, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-1968 thefrontstreetcafe@gmail.com thefrontstreetcafe.com

Local seafood, sandwiches & homemade dessert; all you-can-eat-crab in season.

Outdoor seating. Local beer, Alaska wines.

Private parties.

490 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 461-8726 | (907) 463-3412 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com MountRobertsTramway.com

Juneau’s favorite waterfront restaurant. SE Alaska’s largest selection of micro-brews. Great food and wonderful atmosphere. Reservations suggested.

2 Marine Way #106, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-5018 info@hangaronthewharf.com hangaronthewharf.com

Heritage Coffee Roasting Company: Freshly roasted coffees since

1974. Voted Juneau’s best for 20 years. Cafes feature hand-crafted espresso drinks, gelato, and gifts for the coffee enthusiast.

130 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 478-5282 | (907) 586-1088 coffeeinfo@heritagecoffee.com heritagecoffee.com

49

Historic Merchant’s Wharf: The

gateway to the Capital city. Locally owned waterfront restaurants. Located just minutes from Juneau’s cruise ship piers. Retail and tours available too.

2 Marine Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-5018 reecia@gmail.com

The Island Pub: Specializing in gourmet

thin crust pizza, baked focaccia sandwiches, wraps, salads & appetizers. Beer on tap, wine & spirits. Water views, open 11:30 am, 7 days 1102 2nd St. Douglas, AK, 99824 (907) 364-1595 theislandpub@alaska.net theislandpub.com

McDonald’s of Juneau: Hot fresh food in a clean and friendly environment.

2285 Trout St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-4653

McGivney’s Sports Bar and Grill:

Juneau’s only sports bar & grill serving food 7 days a week. 15 TVs playing every game, every day. Locally inspired menu items & full bar make this a must!

9101 Mendenhall Mall Rd. (907) 789-0501 dave@mcgivneys.com www.mcgivneys.com

Papa Rod’s: Food service trailer serving great Alaskan seafood and chowder!

300 S. Franklin, Juneau, AK 99801 (580) 596-6286

Pizzeria Roma: Enjoy gourmet pizzas, salads & oven baked sandwiches. Italian aromatic atmosphere, serving variety of beers and an impressive wine list. Lunch & dinner.

2 Marine Way Ste 104, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-5020 info@pizzeriaromajuneau.com pizzeriaromajuneau.com

T.K. Maguire’s at the Prospector Hotel: Enjoy locally-caught Alaska seafood or a fantastic steak and a homemade dessert with a spectacular waterfront view. Full bar with the coldest beer in town!

375 Whittier St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 331-2711 | (907) 586-3737 jessica.tkmaguires@yahoo.com prospectorhotel.com

50

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

d

1

Randy’s Rib Shack: We provide BBQ

beef, chicken, pork and brisket with baked beans, coleslaw, chips and cold beverages. We smoke our meat daily on site! Open 11:30 am-7:30 pm.

356 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 321-7427 rsutak@gmail.com

The Rookery Cafe: James Beard Award nominated casual restaurant. Focus on local and from scratch foods, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner Mon-Sat. Reservations recommended.

111 Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-3013 TheRookeryCafe@gmail.com TheRookeryCafe.com

Rockwell: Rockwell’s house-crafted menu is made from fresh, high quality ingredients.

Also offering full service food & beverage catering and ballroom rental.

109 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-4340 info.rockwell@gmail.com rockwelljuneau.com

SALT: Salt is a modern/ casual cuisine

experience specializing in steak and seafood.

Open for dinner 4-10pm.

200 Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 780-2221 tracy@kingcrabshack.com saltalaska.com

Tracy’s King Crab Shack: “Best Legs

in Town!” Alaska’s finest red king crab served by the leg. Sample our famous homemade King Crab Bisque! Crab cakes & Dungeness crab. Online shipping.

300 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 723-1811 tracy@kingcrabshack.com kingcrabshack.com

Coffee Shops & Bakeries Coppa: We serve espresso, tea, baked goods, panini, salads, soups, and handcrafted ice creams. We focus on local ingredients, as in our signature rhubarb sherbet.

917 Glacier Ave., #102, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3500 marc@coppa.biz coppa.biz

International Dining El Sombrero: One of Juneau’s favorite

dining establishments in the heart of downtown. Come in and let our friendly staff serve you our warm, delicious Mexican favorites.

157 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6770 takuliz@msn.com elsombrerojuneau.com

Saffron: Indian comfort cuisine.

Everything made from scratch with all natural ingredients. Curries, Naan bread, chutneys, dahl, pakoras. Traditional, warm setting.

122 N. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-1036 tracy@kingcrabshack.com saffronalaska.com

V’s Cellar Door: Mexican fusion

restaurant! We mix different cultures & flavors together in a fusion cuisine!

222 Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6870 jsvmc@hotmail.com vscellardoor.com

Lounges Louie’s Douglas Inn: Come and enjoy Louie’s Douglas Inn. A full service bar with and large outdoor patio!

915 3rd St., Juneau, AK 99824 (907) 364-2337 louiesdouglasinn@gmail.com louiesdouglasinn.com

Red Dog Saloon: We have a great

selection of burgers and sandwiches along with Alaska halibut and a great Alaskan atmosphere. Our full bar and live summer entertainment awaits!

278 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-3658 eric@reddogsaloon.com reddogsaloon.com

Suwanna Cafe LLC: Explore Thai

tastes at Suwanna Thai Café. We are serving authentic Thai cuisine and offering to-go orders. For more info please visit our website.

8800 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-1250 suwannacafe@yahoo.com suwannacafe.com

Twisted Fish Company Alaskan Grill: A wild place for wild fish! Juneau’s

premier dining experience, featuring wild Alaska seafood with a waterfront view and friendly Alaskan service.

550 S. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-5033 info@twistedfishcompany.com twistedfishcompany.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

51

Suite 907: Suite 907 Club and Event

Center is Juneau’s newest facility that is 7000 square feet and can hold up to 475 guests with the only LED lite dance floor. Open 7 days a week.

9121 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 790-2582 suite907@gmail.com suite907.com

The Bubble Room at the Westmark Baranof:

Slip into a delicious cocktail or sip on a locally crafted microbrew. Our new menu features a thoughtful selection all at a price that will leave room for more.

127 N Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-2660 westmarkhotels.com/destinations/juneauhotel/

Triangle Club Bar: The Triangle Club

Bar has offered continuous service at the same historic location in downtown Juneau since 1947.

251 Front St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3140 triangleclubbar@hotmail.com triangleclubbar.com

Salmon Bakes Gold Creek Salmon Bake by Alaska Travel Adventures: Gold

Creek Salmon Bake: It’s an adventure!

Featuring wild salmon, chicken, bar, local musician, campfire, gold mine, salmon stream, and waterfall.

1061 Salmon Creek Ln., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 323-5757 | (907) 789-0052 info@bestofalaskatravel.com bestofalaskatravel.com

Wings Airways/Taku Glacier Lodge: Fantastic 5-glacier seaplane

flightseeing to Juneau’s only king salmon feast!

Remote log day lodge, bears and the true Alaska in an elegantly rustic experience!

2 Marine Way Ste 175, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6275 info@wingsairways.com wingsairways.com

Services Banking & Investments First Bank: First Bank provides these

travel-related services: 24-hour cash machine/ ATM, VISA/MC cash advance, travelers checks cashed, and Canadian exchange.

3075 Vintage Blvd., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 790-2929 firstbankak.com

First National Bank Alaska: Full

service. Travelers checks & wire transfers.

24-hour ATMs at Juneau (2), Sitka & Haines branches. 30 branches statewide. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.

8990 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 856-4362 | (907) 790-8000 customer.service@FNBAlaska.com fnbalaska.com

Miller/Day Enterprises: Providing

easily accessible ATM locations in downtown Juneau, both in the Mt. Roberts Tram lobby (April thru September) and Centennial Hall year-round.

2537 David St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 780-4410 jenmil@gci.net

52

Northrim Bank: Northrim Bank

is a community bank with 14 locations throughout Alaska and humble beginnings in Anchorage.

2094 Jordan Ave., Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 827-5100 | (907) 789-4844 northrim.com

Wells Fargo Bank: Stop by one of our

11 stores in Southeast Alaska to see how our friendly local bankers can help you get to the next stage.

123 Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 869-3557 | (907) 586-3324 wellsfargo.com

Church & Wedding Services Alaska Weddings on Ice, LLC: We cater to couples seeking an unforgettable wedding experience. Locations include glaciers, lighthouses, mountains, private beach, gardens & a remote lodge.

PO Box 211323, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 209-7314 alaskaweddings@gci.net alaskaweddings.net

Alaska Wedding Adventures

by Pearson’s Pond Luxury Inn & Adventure Spa: Alaska Wedding

Adventures: Destination wedding specialists, certified planner, intimate glacier & garden weddings. Romantic honeymoon/weddingmoon packages.

4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 658-6328 | (907) 789-3772 book@pearsonspond.com http://pearsonspond.com/alaska_ weddings_honeymoons.html

Becoming Images: We are a boutique

photography studio specializing in wedding & portrait artistry in the beauty of Alaska.

524 Main St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 209-8483 penny@becomingimages.com becomingimages.com

Catholic Diocese of Juneau:

Please join us for worship service. To access a list of services, stop by one of the visitor information centers for a flyer or visit our website for more info.

415 6th St #300, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-2227 dioceseofjuneau.org Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

Trip Planning Reservation Services & Tour Packages AK Tour Center: We provide our guests

with the highest quality tours in Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan. AK Tour Center gives you the best tours Southeast Alaska has to offer!

4021 Mendenhall Loop Rd. Juneau, AK 99801 (360) 207-0055 alaskatourcenter@gmail.com aktourcenter.com

Alaska Adventures Juneau: Wildlife,

glaciers, ziplines & so much more! We excel at developing custom, exclusive itineraries!

Packages including premium accommodations available!

4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-3772 book@pearsonspond.com alaskaadventuresjuneau.com

ALASKATOURS.COM: Plan your

Alaska vacation online with experts. We specialize in tours, travel packages & custom adventures throughout the state of Alaska!

600 Barrow St., Ste. 200 Anchorage, AK 99501 (866) 317-3325 | 907) 277-3000 mytrip@alaskatours.com alaskatours.com

Cyndi’s Cruise & Travel: We can help

you save time and money when booking your customized, dream vacation to Alaska. Trust your travel plans to an experienced, local travel agency.

(888) 595-7573 | (907) 364-3435 cynditravel@gmail.com cynditravel.com

Explore Tours: Unique custom vacations planned by friendly Alaskans. Specializing in national parks, accommodations, land tours & day trips. Explore Alaska Your Way! 999 Tudor Rd., Anchorage, AK 99503 (800) 523-7405 | (907) 786-0192 info@exploretours.com exploretours.com

Juneau Adventure Tours: All the

finest adventure tours: Helicopters, Glacier Trekking, Bear-viewing, Flightseeing, Whale Watching. Private, custom and multi-day tours available.

329 5th St. #2, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 723-8908 info@juneauadventuretours.com juneauadventuretours.com

Liquid Alaska Tours: Alaska Adventure tour specialists! Glacier tours, helicopters, dogsleds, whale watching, zipline and more!

Book your excursions directly online and save money!

634 6th St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 957-1368 jeff@liquidalaskatours.com LiquidAlaskaTours.com

Midnight Son Tours: Chinese and

Spanish speaking outdoor adventure and custom small group tours. Personal attention, local’s knowledge, home culture kinship that’s Midnight Son. 521 Milroy St. SW, Olympia, WA 98502 (360) 359-2136 adriel@midnightsontours.com midnightsontours.com

Travel Info & Resources Alaska Channel Inc: Alaska.org

and The Alaska App provide invaluable information to visitors, from trip planning, to finding the top things to do upon arrival.

507 E Street, Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 777-7700 hope@alaska.org Alaska.org

Bell’s Inside Passage Travel Guide:

Maps of Inside Passage and cities, info about accommodations, shopping, attractions. Free at visitor centers or download iPad, smart phone version on website.

1770 Front St. #170, Lynden, WA 98264 (800) 880-9109 | (250) 768-2426 info@bellsalaska.com bellsalaska.com

Destination Media, LLC: Serving the Alaska cruise ship industry since 1994 with print and digital media. Publisher of Ports of Call—Alaska shopping guide and digital signage programs.

1187 Coast Village Rd. Ste 398 Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-5991 Danny@DestinationMedia.com destinationmedia.com

Gustavus Visitors Assn.: Gustavus,

Gateway to Glacier Bay! Tidewater glaciers, wildlife viewing, fishing, fabulous golf, world class backcountry hiking, kayaking and beachcombing.

PO Box 167, Gustavus, AK 99826 (907) 697-2454 gustavusvisitorsassociation@gmail.com gustavusak.com

Haines Convention and Visitors Bureau: Haines...The Adventure Capital of Alaska. Haines boasts year-round fun for the entire family. Located just 70 miles north of the capital.

PO Box 530, Haines, AK 99827 (800) 458-3579 | (907) 766-2234 hcvb@haines.ak.us haines.ak.us

26

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

t

1

Congregation Sukkat Shalom: Come visit Sukkat Shalom, Southeast Alaska’s only synagogue. Check out the schedule online.

Call or email ahead to set up a tour with a member. Nesi’ah tovah!

211 Cordova St., Juneau, AK 99801 sukkatshalomalaska@gmail.com sukkatshalomalaska.com

Northern Light United Church:

Reconciling, More Light United Methodist/ Presbyterian USA. Sundays: Summer-Worship 10am/Breakfast 11am; Winter-Education 10am/Worship 11am. Welcoming all.

400 W 11th St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3131 nluc@ak.net northernlightchurch.org

Educational Institutions University of Alaska Southeast

The University of Alaska Southeast is your playground, your lab, and your classroom.

UAS, a learning community: on-campus and online.

11120 Glacier Highway, Juneau 99801 (907) 796-6100 or (877) 465-4827 admissions@uas.alaska.edu www.uas.alaska.edu

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

53

Fitness Centers & Day Spas

Health & Medical Services

Glacier Salt Cave & Spa: “Alaska’s first

Bartlett Regional Hospital: Northern

Salt Cave.” Relax in a glowing salt wall cave, and discovery healing benefits with HaloTherapy. Retail store with Himalayan Salt products.

917 Glacier Ave. #101, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 500-9001 info@glaciersaltcave.com glaciersaltcave.com

Northern Oasis Wellness Spa:

Northern Oasis Wellness Spa (NOW) offers far-infrared saunas and massage in a beautiful environment designed to help clients revdown and relax from daily life.

315 Third Street, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 957-8557 Nowspajuneau@gmail.com nowspajuneau.com

54

Southeast Alaska’s premier healthcare provider.

3260 Hospital Dr.,Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 796-8900 bartletthospital.org

Blue Mussel Aesthetics: Medical spa, providing Botox, Juvederm, Dermasweep & Laser therapy. Also offering Latisse and skin cuticle.

800 Glacier Ave. Ste 103 Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 723-6188 info@bluemusselaesthetics.com bluemusselaesthetics.com

Juneau Urgent & Family Care: The

clinic with heart gives you fast, convenient, and excellent medical care. Open Mon-Fri 8am to 7pm, Sat & Sun 9am to 5pm. Walkin or by appointment.

8505 Old Dairy Rd., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 790-4111 officemanager@juneauurgentcare.com juneauurgentcare.com

Newspapers & Radio Alaska Broadcast Communications, Inc.: AM 630

KJNO: talk radio, news, sports, weather. FM 105 KTKU: hot country, community info, on-air contests.

3161 Channel Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3630 sharon@abcstations.com

Capital City Weekly: Southeast Alaska’s most distributed newspaper.

3100 Channel Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3740 capitalcityweekly.com

Juneau Empire: The Juneau Empire

is the voice of Alaska’s capital city, serving Juneau and Southeast Alaska. Published daily Sunday-Friday.

3100 Channel Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3740 juneauempire.com

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

Jim Preston Realty: Licensed Broker.

Buyer and Seller representation, condo HOA management, and consulting.

PO Box 211450, Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 321-2288 jimprestonrealtor@gmail.com jimprestonrealtor.com

Prudential Southeast Alaska Karen Wright: Prudential Southeast

Alaska Real Estate is a professional real estate company servicing the Juneau area and the outlying communities in Southeast AK. 8585 Old Dairy Road, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-5533 karenlrite@aol.com isellalaska.com

Seafood Processing Jerry’s Meats & Seafoods: We can

process your catch, box it for travel, or ship it to your door. Add some of our famous smoked salmon or other products including halibut & king salmon.

5165 Glacier Hwy. Ste B Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 789-0789 | (907) 789-5142 jerrysmeats@acsalaska.net jerrysmeats.com

Photography on page 56: Goat © Klas Stolpe, Bears © Marlena Sloss, All Others © Michael Penn

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Photos © Michael Penn

1

Real Estate

55 55

56 56

Toll Free 1-888-581-2201

traveljuneau.com | juneaualaska.com

57

Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau 800 Glacier Ave., Suite 201, Juneau, AK 99801 Toll Free: 1-888-581-2201 Telephone: (907) 586-2201 Fax (907) 586-6304 Website: www.traveljuneau.com Email: info@traveljuneau.com

PRSRT STD U.S. Postage PAID Juneau CVB

Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) Inc.: Serves seniors and

people of all ages experiencing a disability in four offices throughout Southeast Alaska.

From recreation to wheelchair rentals, we do it all!

3225 Hospital Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 478-7245 | (907) 586-4920 info@sailinc.org sailinc.org

Unseen Alaska: Unseen Alaska is

Angoon, Elfin Cove, Kake, Pelican and Tenakee Springs. Alaska Seaplanes offers flights from Juneau to each of the Unseen Alaska communities.

1873 Shell Simmons Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 info@unseenalaska.com unseenalaska.com

Wrangell Convention and Visitor Bureau: Wrangell offers visitors a taste of real Alaska. South of Juneau, accessible by AMHS ferry or jet service. Come golf, see bears, totems, fish, and relax!

PO Box 1350, Wrangell, AK 99929 (800) 367-9745 | (907) 874-2829 wrangell@wrangell.com wrangellalaska.org

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

Where to Stay Hotels & Motels Alaskan Hotel: Register of Historic Sites.

Downtown, pets OK, laundry, kitchenettes, shared hall bath $65 1-2, private bath $90 1-2, studios 1-3 $120.

167 S Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 327-9347 | (907) 586-1000 alaskanhotel@hotmail.com thealaskanhotel.com

Aspen Suites Hotel: The Aspen Suites

Hotel has 78 suites each with a kitchen. Just off the kitchen is a large dining table, queen size beds, and roomy bathroom.

8400 Airport Blvd., Juneau, AK 99801 (866) GUEST-4U | (907) 500-7700 juneau@aspenhotelsak.com aspenhotelsak.com

Best Western Country Lane Inn:

Newly remodeled rooms, near Mendenhall Glacier & ferry terminal. Free continental breakfast. Walking distance to quaint country dining at Grandma’s Featherbed.

9300 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 781-5005 | (907) 789-5005 info@countrylaneinn.com countrylaneinn.com

Driftwood Hotel: Downtown hotel with

24-hour courtesy shuttle to the airport, ferry and free parking. A variety of room types.

High-speed wireless internet. Baggage storage.

435 W. Willoughby Ave. Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 544-2239 | (907) 586-2280 driftwood@gci.net driftwoodalaska.com

Goldbelt Hotel: Newly renovated, located in the heart of downtown with easy access to local tours & attractions. Water & mountain views! WiFi, fitness rooms, restaurant & bar.

51 Egan Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-6900 frontdesk@goldbelthotel.com goldbelthotel.com

27

Juneau Travelodge Hotel: 100% non-

smoking hotel, restaurant & lounge. Spacious rooms, 24-hr airport/ferry courtesy van, indoor heated pool, complimentary wireless, airport location.

9200 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 660-2327 | (907) 789-9700 gmtravelodge@gci.net travelodge.com/hotel/09476

Prospector Hotel: Stay where Alaskans

stay! Enjoy a spacious room with spectacular views and hearty meals in our family friendly restaurant or a cold Alaskan beer in our lounge.

375 Whittier St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 331-2711 | (907) 586-3737 jessica.tkmaguires@yahoo.com prospectorhotel.com

Westmark Baranof Hotel:

Downtown, within walking distance of the Capitol, cruise ship docks, shops, and state offices. Elegant, Art Deco public areas and comfortable accommodations.

127 N. Franklin St., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 544-0970 | (907) 586-2660 pcooley@hollandamerica-princess.com westmarkhotels.com/destinations/ juneau-hotel

B&Bs and Inns AK Fireweed House: Three locations

on four wooded acres w/views! K&Q bed, first class accommodations. Breakfast options. Private 2-BR cedar guesthouse.

Complimentary WiFi. Jacuzzis.

8530 N. Douglas Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-3885 fireweedhouse@gmail.com fireweedhouse.com

Alaska Northern Sands: Auke Bay

beachfront, 2 units. 1 bdrm penthouse suite & 1 bdrm ocean view room. Incredible views, convenient location. Vacation, honeymoon, business.

3170 Fritz Cove Rd., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-3170 AKNS@ak.net AKNorthernSands.com

Alaska’s Capital Inn Bed & Breakfast: Downtown historic family

mansion. Delicious hot cooked breakfast and treats. King beds w/private bath, whirlpool, and fireplace. WiFi. 113 W. Fifth St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 588-6507 | (907) 586-6507 innkeeper@alaskacapitalinn.com alaskacapitalinn.com

Auke Lake Bed & Breakfast: Casual elegance for you to enjoy! Quiet, convenient, secluded decks, hot tub, gazebo, exercise room, watercraft. Near airport, ferry, marina, glacier & trails.

11595 Mendenhall Loop Rd. Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 790-3253 | (907) 790-3253 info@aukelakebb.com AukeLakeBB.com

A Beachside Villa Luxury Inn:

Downtown beachfront luxury. Ocean, mountain, city views. Pillow-top beds, fireplaces, and balconies. In-room double jacuzzi tubs, private baths/entrances. WiFi. 3120 Douglas Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 879-0858 | (907) 463-5531 innkeeper@beachsidevilla.com beachsidevilla.com

A Bear’s Den Inn: Two cozy rooms w/ shared bath, or master w/private bath, near glacier, hike/bike trails, bus, ferry, airport, malls. Continental and hot breakfast on weekends.

9347 Rivercourt Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 790-2702 | (907) 790-2702 abearsdeninn@gci.net abearsdeninn.com

28

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

t

Best Western Grandma’s Feather Bed: Unique, deluxe suites in Victorian

A Glacier Walk B&B: Home stay B&B

A Cozy Log Bed & Breakfast: A

Gould’s Alaska View Bed & Breakfast: Large, one bedroom apartment

farmhouse. Jacuzzi in all rooms. Breakfast for two included in rate. Dinner also available Tues-Sat in country dining room.

2358 Mendenhall Loop Rd. Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 781-5005 | (907) 789-5566 info@countrylaneinn.com grandmasfeatherbed.com comfortable, quiet Alaskan log home. Close to airport and glacier. Comfy queen beds, non-smoking, phone, cable TV/VCR. Full Alaskan breakfast.

8668 Dudley St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-2582 cozylog@alaska.net cozylog.net

The Dining Inn: Stay at the luxurious

Dining Inn (VRBO) in downtown Juneau.

Rent a 3 bedroom apt. or by room. Facilities incl. full kitchen, living, dining, Jacuzzi tub & WiFi. 526 Seward St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 500-2897 stay@thedininginn.com thedininginn.com

puts you in the heart of Mendenhall Valley.

Private bathrooms, WiFi, free bike rentals give you a taste of small town AK. Free homestyle breakfast!

8175 Threadneedle St., Juneau, AK 99803 (907) 789-2643 cjsweeney@gci.net aglacierwalkbnb.com

in host’s modern home. Spectacular city/ ocean/mountain views. Very quiet. Queen/ twin bed. Near bus/town. Smoke/pet free.

3044 Nowell Ave., Douglas AK 99824 (907) 463-1546 gouldbnb@gci.net alaskabba.com/inns.php?id=67

Jorgenson House: Enjoy downtown

Juneau in luxury. Built in 1915, the Jorgenson House is an elegant B&B. Private bath, hot breakfast, internet access & touch of Alaska history.

635 Alder St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-1249 alaskaaccommodations@gmail.com jorgensonhouse.com

Pearson’s Pond Luxury Inn:

Silverbow Inn: Continential breakfast

bar, private bathrooms, free local phone calls, complimentary coffee and tea service, private rooftop garden with Jacuzzi.

120 Second St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-4146 info@silverbowinn.com silverbowinn.com

Lodges and Resorts Elfin Cove Resort: Relax! You deserve

to, in our four-story Alaskan waterfront lodge where you can wake up every day to a great meal and some of the best fishing in Southeast AK! 1 Glacier View Drive, Elfin Cove, AK 99825 (888) 922-3474 | (888) 922-3474 fishmastersinn@gmail.com elfincoveresort.com

Pearson’s Pond Luxury Inn:

Enchantment & hospitality at Alaska’s only 4-Diamond hotel & spa. Quiet, intimate surroundings, trip planning & amazing amenities! Experience Pearson’s Pond!

4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 658-6328 | (907) 789-3772 book@pearsonspond.com pearsonspond.com

Enchantment & hospitality at Alaska’s only 4-Diamond hotel & spa. Quiet, intimate surroundings, trip planning & amazing amenities! Experience Pearson’s Pond!

4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 658-6328 | (907) 789-3772 book@pearsonspond.com pearsonspond.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

29

Vacation Rentals Alaska Suites Juneau through Alaska Adventures Juneau: Juneau’s

only deluxe extended stay condos. Fullyfurnished & equipped 1-bdrm condos for your vacation & business needs. Great view, balcony, WiFi, W/D, more.

4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-3772 book@pearsonspond.com alaskaadventuresjuneau.com

Alaska Northern Sands: Auke Bay

beachfront, 2 units. 1 bdrm Penthouse Suite & 1 bdrm Ocean View Room. Incredible views, convenient location. Vacation, honeymoon, business.

3170 Fritz Cove Rd., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-3170 AKNS@ak.net AKNorthernSands.com

30

The Behrends Inn on Main: We offer a carriage house apartment (1b, 1bth, full kitchen, sleeps 4-6). We also have 3 rooms in the historic home for 3 day min. stays, by personal appt. only.

524 Main St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 500-9734 behrendsinnonmain@gmail.com vrbo.com/553341

Rainforest Cottage B&B: Luxury

vacation rental independence. Two, 2-bdrm apts in historic downtown Juneau neighborhood. Perfect for families and groups.

Discount packages offered.

873 Basin Road, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 321-3094 info@JuneauRainforestCottage.com JuneauRainforestCottage.com

Campgrounds/RV/ Parks/Cabins USDA Forest Service, Juneau Ranger District: National Forest

campgrounds, picnic areas, naturalists, public use cabins, wildlife viewing, trails, and Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.

8510 Mendenhall Loop Rd. Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 586-8808 jneary@fs.fed.us recreation.gov

Spruce Meadow RV Park:

Accommodations include your “Alaskan Home Away From Home Experience” with full service sites, clean showers, laundry, cable, & WiFi. Reservations recommended.

10200 Mendenhall Loop Rd. Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-1990 spruce@juneaurv.com juneaurv.com

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201

1

How to Get Around Air Transportation Alaska Airlines: Come experience the

“Spirit of Alaska” with Alaska Airlines. Visit us on the web.

4750 Old International Airport Rd. Anchorage, AK 99502 (800) 252-7522 alaskaair.com

Alaska Seaplanes: Full-service scheduled air transportation based in Juneau serving Skagway, Haines, Gustavus, Hoonah, Kake, Excursion Inlet, Angoon, Tenakee, Pelican and Elfin Cove.

8907 Yandukin Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-3331 info@flyalaskaseaplanes.com flyalaskaseaplanes.com

traveljuneau.com traveljuneau.com| juneaualaska.com | juneaualaska.com

TEMSCO Helicopters: Year-round

helicopter charters, tours, heli-skiing & photography. Glacier/Icefield tours our specialty. We offer dogsledding in Juneau & Skagway!

1650 Maplesden Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (877) 789-9501 | (907) 789-9501 info@temscoair.com temscoair.com

Ferry/Water Taxi Alaska Fjordlines, Inc: Fast ferry

between Haines, Skagway and Juneau aboard the Fjordland, 65’ catamaran. Get there faster and still see more: whale watching on every trip!

PO Box 246, Haines, AK 99827 (800) 320-0146 | (907) 766-3395 info@alaskafjordlines.com alaskafjordlines.com

Alaska Marine Highway: Year-round passenger/vehicle ferries serving Bellingham WA, Prince Rupert BC, and coastal Alaska.

Cabins and food service available on most vessels.

6858 Glacier Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 642-0066 | (907) 228-6836 ask_amhs@dot.state.ak.us ferryalaska.com

Moore Charters, LLC: Moore Charters

offers custom year round water taxi services to and from most anywhere in the neighboring Juneau areas, call and set up a plan!

PO Box 22312, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 723-8472 grant@moorecharters.com moorecharters.com

31

Ground Transportation Alaska Coach Tours: Offering group

tour and transportation services in Juneau, Ketchikan, and Skagway. Alaskan-owned & operated, providing excellent customer service to our guests.

PO Box 20989, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 586-7433 info@alaskacoachtours.com alaskacoachtours.com

Avis Rent-A-Car: Located downtown in

the Goldbelt Hotel, we can pick you up, rent you a vehicle, and get you on your way for a fraction of the price!

51 Egan Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 789-7999 awallin@avisalaska.com avisalaska.com

Capital Cab/EverGreen Taxi: More comfortable than a bus and more affordable than a limo. 24 hours per day/365 days per year. Let us show you why we live here! We accept credit cards.

PO Box 33766, Juneau, AK 99803 (907) 586-2121 res@evergreentaxi.com evergreentaxi.com

Juneau Car Rental Company: Juneau Car Rental Company is a locally owned and operated discount car rental company!

2450-C Industrial Blvd., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 957-7530 juneaucarrentals@gmail.com juneaucarrentals.com

Juneau Limousine Services: Juneau

Limousine Services offers a way to get around in style. Let us take care of all of your transportation needs.

4269 Marion Dr., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 463-5466 juneaulimo@aol.com juneaulimo.com

Juneau Tours, LLC: City and

Mendenhall Glacier Tour – Mendenhall Glacier Shuttle – Juneau City Trolley Tours – Guaranteed Whale Watching – Advanced booking recommended.

PO Box 21795, Juneau, AK 99802 (907) 723-9209 Reservations@JuneauTours.com JuneauTours.com

32

What to See & Do Attractions AJ Mine/Gastineau Mill Enterprises: Visit the AJ Mine/Gastineau Mill. Travel underground and observe an experienced miner operating historic mining equipment. Pan for gold.

PO Box 34105, Juneau, AK 99803 (907) 463-5017 jharmon@gci.net ajgastineauminetour.com

Alaska Seafood Company Inc:

Observe a cannery and smokehouse in operation. We do it all - producing seafood items found in most Alaskan gift shops.

5731 Concrete Way, Juneau, AK 99801 (800) 451-1400 | (907) 780-5111 alaskaseafoodco@wildak.net alaskacannery.com alaskaseafoodcompany.com

Alaska Shooting Adventures by Juneau Mercantile and Armory: Indoor shooting range, sporting goods for hunters and shooters, shooting tours, and classes!

1720 Crest St., Juneau, AK 99801 (907) 957-9622 jasontarverjma@gmail.com juneauguns.com

Alaska State Museum: The Alaska

State Museum at 395 Whittier St. will reopen in the same location as the State Library, Archives and Museum building in May 2016.

395 Whittier St., Juneau, AK 99801 (888) 913-MUSE | (907) 465-2901 debbie.mcbride@alaska.gov museums.state.ak.us

Free 1-888-581-2201 TollToll Free 1-888-581-2201