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Wildlife Glaciers Adventure Heritage History Culture Dining Fishing Always in Season Closer Than You Think The Trip of A Lifetime Common Questions Calendar of Events Helpful Contacts Get Connected Road Map of Juneau Map of Downtown Juneau Business Directory

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JUNEAU ALASKA With more wildlife than people, more miles of trails than roads, and more glaciers than you can see in a day, Juneau is Alaska’s wilderness capital. 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 is 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 make the most of your Juneau adventure. For more in-depth information, visit us at traveljuneau.com.

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WILDLIFE VIEWING:

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JUNEAU IS WILDLIFE.

HUMPBACK WHALES

Every summer, the humpback fleet descends upon Southeast Alaska to gorge on krill and herring. Naturally, watching these graceful giants feast and frolic is one of Juneau’s most popular activities. Boat tours offer the most reliable viewing experiences, but you can also see humpbacks from shore. Really, anytime you find yourself by the ocean, keep an eye out for spouting.

• Always keep a safe distance. • Dawn and dusk are the best times for viewing. • Don’t let weather stop you; the animals don’t. • Be patient. Even with abundant wildlife, it may take time to spot. TRAVEL JUNEAU

• 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, hand-clapping).

BEARS

In Southeast Alaska, you’ll find black bears and brown bears, aka “grizzlies.” Around Juneau, brown bears live along wild shorelines. The best place to see one: neighboring Admiralty Island, with a grizzly population exceeding 1600—more than the entire Lower 48 combined! Black bears enjoy a forest habitat, which puts them closer to civilization. As such, they can appear all over Juneau; a black bear even walked into a bar, once—no joke! traveljuneau.com

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EAGLES

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Juneau is eagle paradise: a smorgasbord of spawning salmon with an endless choice of lush, green perches. While you won’t not see an eagle in Juneau, prime viewing spots include Auke Bay Boat Harbor and the land-spit at the mouth of Salmon Creek. Care to guess why eagles hang out there?

ORCAS

Orcas, or “killer whales,” rank among earth’s fiercest predators, known to pick off seals, other whales and even great white sharks. Of course, Juneau’s orcas prefer salmon (who doesn’t?!) and bait fish. While more elusive than humpbacks, orcas are easier to spot; their telltale dorsal fins can grow up to six feet in height. Word travels fast when orcas pop up—especially among tour boat captains.

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JUNEAU IS GLACIERS.

MENDENHALL GLACIER

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MENDENHALL GLACIER ICE CAVES

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.

Juneau’s Accessible Natural Wonder A quick drive from downtown, Mendenhall Glacier is one of the world’s few “urban” glaciers. “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. The Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Area encompasses the Visitor Center, Steep Creek Trail, Photo Point Trail, restrooms, bus shelters and viewing pavilions. There is a $5 admission for adults and children under 16 are free. 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. traveljuneau.com

COMPLIMENTS OF GLACIER BAY LODGE

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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 visitors and locals alike.

OTHER JUNEAU GLACIERS

But Wait, There Is More Juneau boasts several other local glaciers, each with its own opportunity for adventure. Lemon Creek Glacier looms over Lemon 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.

#DidJuneau? The Juneau Icefield is the fifth-largest ice field in the Western Hemisphere, extending through an area of 1,500 square miles (3,900 square km), ranging 87 miles (140 km) north to south and 47 miles (75 km) east to west. The icefield is the source of many glaciers including the Mendenhall Glacier and the Taku Glacier. The icefield is home to over 40 large valley glaciers and 100 smaller ones. 888-581-2201

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GATEWAY TO GLACIER BAY:

A National Treasure 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 more than 200 years of thawing, Glacier Bay now 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.).

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JUNEAU IS ADVENTURE.

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ON LAND

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TAKE ONLY PHOTOS, LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINTS

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.

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).

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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.

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JUNEAU IS HERITAGE.

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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.

NATIVE HERITAGE

From traditional music and dance to visual art - generally described as “formline” or “totemic” art - Juneau brims with opportunities to experience Native culture. While you’re downtown, plan to visit Sealaska Heritage/Walter Soboleff Center, a state-of-the-art performance, exhibition, research and living history center that focuses on the rich language and culture of Southeast Alaska. In 2016, Sealaska Heritage Institute held Celebration, a major culture festival hosted 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. Visit TravelJuneau.com for the latest information about Celebration 2018.

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JUNEAU IS HISTORY.

#DidJuneau? 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). 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 world-renowned visitor destination.

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Historic Downtown 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, saloons, colorful Victorian houses, and historic churches like St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, completed in 1894. Look for blue threesided signposts describing highlights of the immediate area.

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JUNEAU IS CULTURE.

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 (JAHC), 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 â&#x20AC;Ś plus countless artists, craftspeople, and musicians. Not bad for a town of 32,000. Find a complete arts calendar at jahc.org.

Glimpse into Juneauâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s past, culture, and art. Juneau-Douglas 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).

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MUSEUMS

SHOPPING

From Russian dolls to artisan jewelry, handmade fudge to thrift shops, shopping in Juneau is an adventure itself. A keen shopper can find Native handicrafts, local 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 keepsake and revisit Juneau whenever you like. 14

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WILD ALASKAN SEAFOOD

Salmon • Halibut • Crab • Spot Prawns • Rockfish • Black Cod Juneau’s unfathomably wild coastline provides a feast for the eyes and 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.

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JUNEAU IS DINING.

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For all our favorite culinary picks of 2017, check out the Dining in Juneau Guide at traveljuneau.com.

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JUNEAU IS FISHING.

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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.

Local Tip The locals have a saying, “Friends don’t let friends eat farmed salmon.” Alaskans know that fresh, wild caught Alaskan salmon tastes dramatically different from those raised in pens on aquafarms. #AskForAlaska

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). Limited time? Hire a local guide - they know where fish are biting and what they’re hitting. Fly-in fishing, wilderness lodges, or even just letting out some line at one of our beautiful beaches - they’re all once-in-a-lifetime experiences (and here, you can experience them all). Do-it-yourselfers can try their luck at the public fishing pier next to Macaulay Salmon Hatchery, or the outlet of Sheep Creek (4 miles north and south of the cruise ships, respectively), or Montana Creek off Kaxdigoowu Heen Dei (Brotherhood Bridge) Trail (9 miles north of downtown. Prefer fishing of a more competitive nature? Try your hand at a Fishing Derby. Juneau hosts two - the Golden North Salmon Derby (goldennorthsalmonderby.com) and the Spring King Derby (springkingderby.org).

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Need a Hand Telling Which Salmon is Which?

5 SPECIES OF PACIFIC SALMON

Chum: Rhymes with thumb (aka “Keta” formerly known as “Dog”) Peak run – ocean: July; freshwater: July Sockeye: It’s #1 for smoking (aka “Red”) Peak run – ocean: July-Aug; freshwater: July

Local Tip When the salmon start running, you’ll see many a Juneau family watching the action on the fish ladder at Douglas Island Pink and Chum (DIPAC). DIPAC, which operates the Macaulay Salmon Hatchery, features a guided presentation on the life cycle of salmon, touch tanks, and wonderful aquariums brimming with underwater life! Learn more at dipac.net.

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

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JUNEAU IS ALWAYS IN SEASON.

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

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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.

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ALASKA AIRLINES

JUNEAU IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK.

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 offers seasonal, non-stop service between Seattle and Juneau. 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.

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A popular port of call for cruise lines large and small, Juneau is also a major stop on the Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS), the state-owned ferry system providing year-round 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 AllAmerican Road, U.S. Department of Transportation’s highest honor. Visit ferryalaska.com for more information.

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GETTING AROUND TOWN

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.

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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.

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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 “out-the-road,” stopping at one of many scenic turnouts, beaches, and hiking trails along our 48 miles of road heading out of town.

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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 fullday 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.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

(About an uncommon place.)

Q: What time is it? A: Juneau falls in the Alaska Time Zone (AKST), one hour earlier than Pacific

Q: Do I need a passport? A: Only if you plan to cross into Canada.

Time, and we follow Daylight Savings.

Q: What should I bring to wear? A: When it comes to Juneau weather, prepare for the worst and hope for the

best. Even the warmest sunny day can turn cool and rainy (and vice versa). Layers are key: wear a light short or long sleeved shirt and a pull-over or sweater for warmth, with a waterproof outer layer. Layers 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 58 North Latitude. 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 your financial institution for associated fees. Visitors can also exchange money aboard ships and at several downtown businesses and banks.

What kind of medical facilities, banking, accommodations, and other essential traveler services do you have? A: We’re remote, but not that remote. In 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 62” of rain annually - that’s two inches less than Miami!

Of course, we also get 85” of snow (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.

Meet the Neighbors!

Juneau is a great jumping off point to visit several other small coastal communities. 4 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. # Petersburg, a fishing community 100 miles south, known as “Little Norway,” offers a delightful atmosphere in a spectacular setting. 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. $ 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. 888-581-2201

2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Wearable Art Extravaganza Dates: Feb. 11 & 12, 2017 Contact: 907.586.ARTS (2787) | jahc.org

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71st Gold Medal Basketball Tournament Dates: March 19-25, 2017 Contact: goldmedalbasketball.org

For a full calender of events, see TravelJuneau.com

43rd Alaska Folk Festival Dates: April 3-9, 2017 Contact: 907.463.3316 | akfolkfest.org Alaska State Improv Festival Dates: April 27-30, 2017 Contact: 907.209.8958 | asifest.com Spring King Salmon Derby Dates: May 1-31, 2017 Contact: 907.463.7133 | springkingderby.com 31st Annual Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival Dates: May 5-20, 2017 Contact: 907.463.3378 | jazzandclassics.org Juneau Maritime Festival Dates: May 6, 2017 Contact: juneaumaritimefestival.org Gold Rush Days Dates: June 17 & 18, 2017 Contact: facebook.com/juneaugoldrushdays Fourth of July Celebration Dates: July 3-4, 2017 Contact: juneau4thofjuly.net | douglas4thofjuly.com

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71st Golden North Salmon Derby Dates: August 11-13th, 2017 Contact: 907.789.7065 | goldennorthsalmonderby.com

Capital City Brewfest Dates: Sept. 23, 2017 Contact: capbrewfest.com Juneau Public Market Dates: November 24-26, 2017 Contact: 907.586.4072 | juneaupublicmarket.com 36th Annual Gallery Walk Dates: December 6, 2017 Contact: 907.463.3222 | downtownjuneau.org

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HELPFUL CONTACTS Local Information 411

U.S. Forest Service Information 907.586.8800 or 877.444.6777 | fs.fed.us or recreation.gov Emergency, Police, Fire & Rescue 911 City Police 907.586.0600 (non-emergency) BECOMING IMAGES

State Troopers 907.465.4000 Bartlett Regional Hospital 907.796.8900 | bartletthospital.org U.S. Coast Guard Search & Rescue Southeast Alaska: 907.463.2980 All of Alaska: 800.478.5555 or 907.463.2000

TRANSPORTATION CONTACT NUMBERS

EMERGENCY CALL: 9-1-1

FIRE-RESCUE MEDICAL POLICE

Alaska Airlines 800.252.7522 | alaskaair.com Delta Airlines 800.221.1212 | delta.com Alaska Marine Highway System Reservations: 800.642.0066 | ferryalaska.com Capital Transit Bus Schedule 907.789.6901 | juneau.org/capitaltransit

Juneau Harbormaster 907.586.5255 Auke Bay Harbor Office 907.789.0819 | VHF 16 ASSISTANCE AND INFORMATION FOR VISITORS WITH MOBILITY, VISUAL, AND HEARING IMPAIRMENTS, PLEASE CONTACT SOUTHEAST ALASKA INDEPENDENT LIVING (SAIL) AT 907.586.4920 V/TTY.

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Federal Aviation Administration, Juneau Flight Service Station Pilot weather briefing: 907.789.7380

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Visitors to Juneau can get first-hand information and recommendations at any of our four Welcome Centers: Open Year-Round Juneau International Airport baggage claim Alaska Marine Highway ferry terminal Open Seasonally (May-September) Cruise Ship Terminal (downtown) Marine Park Kiosk (downtown)

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WHERE TO STAY 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. (907) 586-6507 | (888) 588-6507 113 W. Fifth St., Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 790-3253 | (800) 790-3253 11595 Mendenhall Loop Rd., Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 463-5531 | (888) 879-0858 3120 Douglas Hwy., Juneau, AK 99801 innkeeper@beachsidevilla.com beachsidevilla.com ___ BEST WESTERN GRANDMA'S FEATHER BED Unique, deluxe suites in Victorian farmhouse. Jacuzzi in all rooms. Breakfast for two included in rate. Dinner also available Tues.-Sat. in country dining room. (907) 789-5566 | (888) 781-5005 2358 Mendenhall Loop Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 info@countrylaneinn.com grandmasfeatherbed.com

A COZY LOG BED & BREAKFAST A comfortable, quiet Alaskan log home. Close to airport and glacier. Comfy queen beds, non-smoking, phone, free WiFi, cable TV/VCR. Full Alaskan breakfast. (907) 789-2582 8668 Dudley St., Juneau, AK 99801 cozylog@alaska.net cozylog.net ___ A GLACIER WALK B&B Homestay B&B 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! (907) 789-2643 8175 Threadneedle St, Juneau, AK 99803 cjsweeney@gci.net aglacierwalkbnb.com ___ GOULD'S ALASKA VIEW BED & BREAKFAST Large, one bedroom apartment in host's modern home. Spectacular city, ocean, mountain views. Very quiet. Queen/twin bed. Near bus/town. Smoke/pet free. (907) 463-1546 PO Box 240861, Douglas, AK 99824 gouldbnb@gci.net alaskabba.com/inns.php?id=67 ___ JORGENSON HOUSE Juneau's most luxurious bed and breakfast, nestled downtown, providing comfort in an elegant setting, exclusive, and customized to meet your travel concerns. (907) 723-4202 635 Alder St, Juneau, AK 99801 alaskaaccommodations@gmail.com jorgensonhouse.com

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WHERE TO STAY PEARSON'S POND LUXURY INN AND ADVENTURE SPA Adventure by day, restore by night, Alaska’s only 4-Diamond hotel & spa. Quiet, intimate, amazing amenities, concierge service, more! Experience Pearson’s Pond! (907) 789-3772 | (888) 658-6328 4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 reserve@pearsonspond.com pearsonspond.com ___ SILVERBOW INN Stay in the heart of historic downtown Juneau, Alaska at the Silverbow Inn. The Silverbow Inn is an 11-room boutique hotel, steps away from the best of Juneau. (907) 586-4146 120 Second St, Juneau, AK 99801 info@silverbowinn.com silverbowinn.com

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 $120 1-3. (907) 586-1000 | (800) 327-9347 167 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 alaskanhotel@hotmail.com thealaskanhotel.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. (907) 789-5005 | (888) 781-5005 9300 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 info@countrylaneinn.com countrylaneinn.com

___ ASPEN SUITES HOTEL The new 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. (907) 500-7700 | (866) GUEST-4U 8400 Airport Blvd, Juneau, AK 99801 juneau@aspenhotelsak.com aspenhotelsak.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. (907) 789-0097 6000 Glacier Spur Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 jneary@fs.fed.us mendenhallglacier.net ___ SPRUCE MEADOW RV PARK Accommodations include your "Alaskan Home Away From Home Experience" with full service sites, clean showers, laundry, cable, & WiFi. Reservations recommended. (907) 789-1990 10200 Mendenhall Loop Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 spruce@juneaurv.com juneaurv.com

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DRIFTWOOD HOTEL Downtown hotel with 24-hour courtesy shuttle to the airport, ferry, and free parking. A variety of room types. Highspeed wireless internet. Baggage storage. (907) 586-2280 | (800) 544-2239 435 W Willoughby Ave, Juneau, AK 99801 driftwood@gci.net driftwoodalaska.com ___ FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON JUNEAU Newly renovated, located in the heart of downtown with easy access to local tours & attractions. Water & mountain views! WiFi, fitness rooms, restaurant & bar. (800) 368-7764 51 Egan Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 reservations@goldbelthotel.com starwoodhotels.com ___ JUNEAU TRAVELODGE HOTEL 100% non-smoking hotel, restaurant & lounge. Spacious rooms, 24-hr airport/ ferry courtesy van, indoor heated pool, complimentary wireless, airport location. (907) 789-9700 | (888) 660-2327 9200 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 586-3737 | (800) 331-2711 375 Whittier St, Juneau, AK 99801 jessica.tkmaguires@yahoo.com prospectorhotel.com

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WHERE TO STAY BARANOF HOTEL Downtown, within walking distance of the Capitol, cruise ship docks, shops, and state offices. Elegant, Art Deco public areas and comfortable accommodations. (907) 586-2660 | (800) 544-0970 127 N Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 pcooley@baranofhotel.com westmarkhotels.com

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LODGES & 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! (888) 922-3474 | (888) 922-3474 1 Glacier View Drive, Elfin Cove, AK 99825 fishmastersinn@gmail.com elfincoveresort.com

VACATION RENTALS ALASKA SUITES JUNEAU Juneau's only deluxe extended stay condos. Fully-furnished & equipped 1-bdrm condos for your vacation & business needs. Great view, balcony, WiFi, W/D & more. (907) 789-3772 | (888) 658-6328 4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 reserve@alaskaadventuresjuneau.com alaskasuitesjuneau.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. (907) 789-3170 3170 Fritz Cove Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 akns@ak.net aknorthernsands.com ___ 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. (907) 738-7005 873 Basin Road, Juneau, AK 99801 info@juneaurainforestcottage.com juneaurainforestcottage.com

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ALASKA FJORDLINES Fast ferry between Haines, Skagway and Juneau aboard the Fjordland, 65' catamaran. Get there faster and still see more: whale watching on every trip! (907) 766-3395 | (800) 320-0146 PO Box 246, Haines, AK 99827 info@alaskafjordlines.com alaskafjordlines.com

___ ALASKA SEAPLANES Full-service scheduled air transportation based in Juneau serving Skagway, Haines, Gustavus, Hoonah, Kake, Excursion, Angoon, Tenakee, Pelican and Elfin Cove. (907) 789-3331 8907 Yandukin Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 info@flyalaskaseaplanes.com flyalaskaseaplanes.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. (907) 228-6836 | (800) 642-0066 6858 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 ask_amhs@dot.state.ak.us ferryalaska.com ___ MOORE CHARTERS 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! (907) 723-8472 PO Box 22312, Juneau, AK 99802 grant@moorecharters.com moorecharters.com

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TEMSCO HELICOPTERS Year-round helicopter charters, tours, heli-skiing & photography. Glacier/ Icefield tours are our specialty. We offer dogsledding in Juneau & Skagway! (907) 789-9501 | (877) 789-9501 1650 Maplesden Way, Juneau, AK 99801 info@temscoair.com temscoair.com

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HOW TO GET AROUND 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. 907-523-4851 1301 Eastaugh Way, Juneau, AK 99801 info@alaskacoachtours.com alaskacoachtours.com ___ ALASKA PEDICAB Providing the perfect solution for getting to downtown attractions. A pedal cab shuttle service to/from the ship docks to many points downtown! (207) 344-8466 kris@juneaupedicab.com juneaupedicab.com

JUNEAU CAR RENTAL COMPANY Juneau Car Rental Company is a locally owned and operated discount car rental company! (907) 957-7530 2450-C Industrial Blvd, Juneau, AK 99801 juneaucarrentals@gmail.com juneaucarrentals.com ___ JUNEAU LIMOUSINE SERVICES Juneau Limousine Services offers a way to get around in style. Call today and let us take care of all of your transportation needs. (907) 463-5466 4269 Marion Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 juneaulimo@aol.com juneaulimo.com

JUNEAU TOURS & WHALE WATCH City and Mendenhall Glacier Tour — Mendenhall Glacier Shuttle — Juneau City Trolley Tours — guaranteed whale watching — advanced booking recommended. (907) 723-9209 PO Box 21795, Juneau, AK 99802 reservations@juneautours.com juneautours.com

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO ATTRACTIONS AJ MINE/GASTINEAU GOLD MINE TOURS Visit the AJ Mine/Gastineau Mill. Travel underground and observe an experienced miner operating historic mining equipment. Pan for gold. (907) 463-5017 PO Box 34105, Juneau, AK 99803 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. (907) 780-5111 | (800) 451-1400 5731 Concrete Way, Juneau, AK 99801 alaskaseafoodco@wildak.net alaskacannery.com ___ ALASKA STATE MUSEUM State Library, Archives & Museum collects, preserves and exhibits Alaska’s history, art & culture. (907) 465-2901 | (888) 913-MUSE 395 Whittier St, Juneau, AK 99801 debbie.mcbride@alaska.gov museums.alaska.gov ___ ALASKAN BREWING COMPANY Visit our Gift Shop and Tasting Room! Try our award-winning beers on tap and learn about our unique history and operations from a member of the "Brew Crew." (907) 780-5866 5429 Shaune Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 info@alaskanbeer.com alaskanbeer.com

AUNT CLAUDIA'S DOLL MUSEUM Aunt Claudia's Dolls, a Museum with an extensive collection of antique & ethnic dolls, bears & miniatures is conveniently located downtown & has free admission. (907) 586-4969 114 S Franklin St Ste 102, Juneau, AK 99801 auntclaudiasdolls@hotmail.com auntclaudiasdolls.com ___ MT ROBERTS NATURE CENTER GASTINEAU GUIDING COMPANY Enjoy the alpine at its best. Trail information, interpretive displays, and nature related books & gifts. (907) 586-8231 1330 Eastaugh Way Ste 2, Juneau, AK 99801 tour@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com ___ GLACIER GARDENS RAINFOREST ADVENTURE View the remarkable Flower Towers! Guided botanical garden and Tongass Forest tours on easily accessible shuttles to spectacular scenic overlooks of Juneau! (907) 790-3377 7600 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 info@glaciergardens.com glaciergardens.com ___ GOLDBELT MOUNT ROBERTS TRAMWAY Juneau’s top attraction! Panoramic views from 1,800 ft. Hiking, photo spot, complimentary film, art gallery, shopping, dining & wildlife! Unlimited rides daily. (907) 463-3412 | (888) 461-8726 490 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com mountrobertstramway.com

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ICY STRAIT POINT Icy Strait Point is an authentic Alaska travel destination offering 21 different excursions, three waterfront restaurants, Native Tlingit hospitality & more! (907) 789-1896 108 Cannery Road, Hoonah, AK 99829 info@icystraitpoint.com icystraitpoint.com ___ JENSEN-OLSON ARBORETUM Visit 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. yearround. (907) 789-0139 23035 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 merrill_jensen@juneau.org ___ JUNEAU RAPTOR CENTER An all volunteer group that cares for injured wild birds. Visit the live Bald Eagle and educational display at the top of the Mt. Roberts Tram! Open May-Sept. (907) 586-8393 PO Box 34713, Juneau, AK 99803 info@juneauraptorcenter.org juneauraptorcenter.org ___ JUNEAU-DOUGLAS CITY MUSEUM Explore exhibits on Juneau's history & culture including mining, traditional Native lifestyles, politics & a video. Historic walking tours May-Sept. Gift shop. (907) 586-3572 114 W 4th St, Juneau, AK 99801 museum.info@juneau.org juneau.org/museum ___ 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. (907) 586-5338 PO Box 21264, Juneau, AK 99802 glrrlg@alaska.net

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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! (907) 463-4810 | (877) 463-2486 2697 Channel Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 sales@dipac.net dipac.net/visit ___ MENDENHALL GLACIER VISITOR CENTER Learn about glaciers, wildlife & hiking. $5 entrance fee for 16/over. May-Sept: open 8am to 7:30pm daily. Winter hours: FriSun 10am-4pm. End of Glacier Spur Rd. (907) 789-0097 6000 Glacier Spur Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 jneary@fs.fed.us mendenhallglacier.net ___ WALTER SOBOLEFF BUILDING Visitors to this Native cultural center can view three major public artworks, walk into a clan house, see old and new treasures on exhibit, and shop for gifts. (907) 463-4844 105 S Seward St, Juneau, AK 99801 heritage@sealaska.com sealaskaheritage.org/true-southeast ___ SHRINE OF ST. THERESE Visit the Shrine Chapel on the island, columbarium gardens, Good Shepherd Rosary Trail & labyrinth, or retreat at the facilities. Donations appreciated. (907) 780-6112 23 Mile Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 juneaushrine@dioceseofjuneau.org shrineofsainttherese.org ___ SKETCH Meet artist MK MacNaughton in her studio. Classes for visitors can be prearranged if you’d like the experience of making your own art, or drop by to shop. (907) 957-2061 122 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 mkmac@gci.net mkmacnaughton.com 41

WHAT TO SEE AND DO CITY SIGHTSEEING TOURS JUNEAU LIMOUSINE SERVICES Personalized Juneau tours - Mendenhall Glacier, hiking, berry picking, photo tour, waterfalls, and more! Locally owned and operated for 28 years. (907) 463-5466 4269 Marion Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 juneaulimo@aol.com juneaulimo.com ___ M & M TOURS OF JUNEAU Whales! Helicopters! Floatplanes! Mendenhall Glacier, historic downtown, spectacular Shrine of St. Therese, and much more! See the beauty! (907) 209-1975 2547 David St, Juneau, AK 99801 mmcummings1@aol.com mmtoursofjuneau.com ___ 12TH STREET TAXI & TOURS Tour Juneau with a 3rd generation Juneau resident whose family has lived Juneau's history! Our private tours take you where you want to go, away from the crowds. (907) 209-8387 544 W 12th St, Juneau, AK 99801 customjuneautours@ejuneau.net customjuneautours.com

CULINARY TOURS & COOKING SCHOOLS ALASKAN FOOD TOURS A walking food tour of downtown Juneau, highlighting Juneau's diverse history and Alaska's fishing industry. (907) 780-3663 4269 Marion Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 alaskanfoodtours@gmail.com alaskanfoodtours.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! (907) 723-8478 2 Marine Way #225, Juneau, AK 99801 info@juneaufoodtours.com juneaufoodtours.com

GLACIER BAY/GUSTAVUS TOURS, ACTIVITIES & LODGING ADVENTURES AFLOAT Personalized multi-day Glacier Bay adventure aboard elegant, classic 106â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Valkyrie. 12 guest maximum, photograph, sightseeing, whale watch, kayak, and fish. (907) 789-0111 | (800) 3AFLOAT 4950 Steelhead St, Juneau, AK 99801 adventuresafloat@gci.net adventuresafloatak.com

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO 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. (907) 697-2346 | (800) 478-2346 PO Box 55, Gustavus, AK 99826 reservations@anniemae.com anniemae.com ___ BLUE HERON B&B AT GLACIER BAY 2 View rooms, 2 cottages & private baths. Sunroom breakfast. Near dock, cafes, nat'l park, trails, gallery. Tour booking, free WiFi, bikes, van, laundry service. (907) 697-2337 PO Box 77, Gustavus, AK 99826 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. (907) 697-2227 PO Box 34015, Juneau, AK 99803 rental@cottonwoodlodge.net cottonwoodlodge.net

FAIRWEATHER ADVENTURES AT GLACIER BAY We offer custom sightseeing/fishing adventures in Glacier Bay National Park. Our 3-day, 2-night trip includes deluxe B&B lodging & a great tour of Glacier Bay. (907) 723-3065 PO Box 148, Gustavus, AK 99826 jim@fishglacierbay.com fishglacierbay.com ___ GLACIER BAY LODGE & TOURS Experience glaciers, marine, and coastal wildlife on the Glacier Bay Tour. Ask about evening whale watch & dinner tours and ferry information to/from Juneau. (907) 697-4003 | (888) BAY-TOUR 179 Bartlett Cove, Gustavus, AK 99826 info@visitglacierbay.com visitglacierbay.com ___ GLACIER BAY PHOTO TOURS Guided photography & natural history tours to Glacier Bay and Gustavus. Available for full and half-day tours. (907) 697-2140 55 Tong Rd., Gustavus, AK 99826 sean@seanneilson.com glacierbayphototours.com ___ 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. (907) 697-2257 PO Box 26, Gustavus, AK 99826 info@glacierbayseakayaks.com glacierbayseakayaks.com

GUSTAVUS INN AT GLACIER BAY Award-winning garden wild ocean harvest dining. Glacier Bay National Park boat tours, charter fishing/tours, whale watching, kayak, bike, naturalist-led hike. (907) 697-2254 | (800) 649-5220 PO Box 60, Gustavus, AK 99826 joann@gustavusinn.com gustavusinn.com ___ SPIRIT WALKER EXPEDITIONS OF ALASKA Alaskaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier sea kayaking outfitter for over 25 years! We offer day trips and multi-day expeditions with experienced guides and high quality equipment. (907) 697-2266 | (800) 529-2537 PO Box 240, Gustavus, AK 99826 info@seakayakalaska.com seakayakalaska.com

FLIGHTSEEING COASTAL HELICOPTERS, INC Flightseeing operations over the Juneau Icefield. Adventure tours, dog sled tours, airboat adventures and icefield excursion glacier landings available! 907-789-5610 | (800) 789-5610 8995 Yandukin Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 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 dog sled adventure! (907) 586-2030 | (800) 843-1947 6910 N Douglas Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 res1@erahelicopters.com eraflightseeingtours.com

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NORTHSTAR TREKKING Professionally guided helicopter glacier hikes, helicopter flightseeing tours, charters, and other customized outdoor adventure opportunities. (907) 790-4530 | (866) 590-4530 1910 Renshaw Way, Juneau, AK 99801 info@northstartrekking.com northstartrekking.com ___ TEMSCO HELICOPTERS Since 1983, year-round helicopter charters, tours, heli-skiing & photography. Glacier/Icefield tours a specialty. A mustdoâ&#x20AC;Ś dog sledding in Juneau & Skagway! (907) 789-9501 | (877) 789-9501 1650 Maplesden Way, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 586-6275 2 Marine Way Ste 175, Juneau, AK 99801 info@wingsairways.com wingsairways.com

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO MULTI-DAY CRUISE TOURS ADVENTURES AFLOAT Personalized Inside Passage and Glacier Bay charter adventures aboard elegant, 106 ft. Valkyrie. 12 guest maximum, whale watch, sea-cycle, kayak, and fish. (907) 789-0111 | (800) 3AFLOAT 4950 Steelhead St, Juneau, AK 99801 adventuresafloat@gci.net adventuresafloatak.com ___ ALASKA CHARTER BOATS Choose from over 50 yachts â&#x20AC;&#x201D; luxurious to affordable. Locally knowledgeable captains & crew provide custom trips & itineraries in coastal Alaska. No fees! (907) 523-0897 | (888) 530-2628 4950 Steelhead St, Juneau, AK 99801 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! 1 (800) 664-6049 | 1 (800) 664-6049 Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC V6K 4P4 info@infinityyachts.com infinityyachts.com ___ 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. (907) 747-8100 | (855) 747-8100 1512 Sawmill Creek Rd, Sitka, AK 99835 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. (360) 898-7300 | (800) 767-1024 PO Box 436, Union, WA 98592 allaboard@hctc.com alaskacharters.com ___ 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! (360) 697-4242 PO Box 1839, Poulsbo, WA 98370 kathy@theboatcompany.com theboatcompany.com

SOUTHEAST CHARTERS 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. (907) 321-2147 | (877) 600-6780 PO Box 33018, Juneau, AK 99803 info@sealaskacharters.com alaskachartercruises.com ___ UNCRUISE ADVENTURES Untamed wildlife. Unforgettable adventures. Extraordinary explorations aboard 22 to 84-guest small ships and boutique yachts. Unrushed. Uncrowded. Unbelievable. (206) 284-0300 | (888) 862-8881 3826 18th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 info@uncruise.com uncruise.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. (425) 765-8879 | (800) 234-3861 76 Egan Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 fancruzinfo@gmail.com smallalaskaship.com ___ HOLLAND AMERICA GROUP 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. (800) 774-6237 hagroup.com ___ PACIFIC CATALYST II Custom cruises through SE Alaska focused on natural history. (360) 378-7123 PO Box 3117, Friday Harbor, WA 98250 bill@pacificcatalyst.com pacificcatalyst.com

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MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS JUNEAU JAZZ & CLASSICS May 5-20, 2017 — One of Alaska’s premier music festivals. 16 days of world-class jazz, blues & classical music at concerts, cruises, family shows & workshops. (907) 463-3378 Juneau Arts & Culture Center (physical), Juneau, AK 99802 info@jazzandclassics.org jazzandclassics.org

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES & ACTIVITIES ABOVE & BEYOND ALASKA Glacier trekking & climbing, ice cave exploration & kayaking day adventures. We cater to all abilities. Quality, small groups, off the beaten path experiences! (907) 364-2333 PO Box 211202, Auke Bay, AK 99821 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. (503) 475-9922 201 Admiral Way, Juneau, AK 99801 juneaualaskatours@gmail.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! (855) 610-9724 | (855) 610-9724 PO Box 20591, Juneau, AK 99802 support@adventureflow.us adventureflow.us

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO 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. (907) 523-2920 76 Egan Dr #100, Juneau, AK 99801 infojnu@alaskacanopy.com alaskacanopy.com ___ ALASKA EXCURSIONS Come dog sled at our Musherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Camp, meet our mushers, hear about their adventures, play with puppies, and enjoy the spectacular view from our suspension bridge. (907) 983-4444 Fish Creek Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 service@alaskaexcursions.com alaskaexcursions.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. (907) 789-0052 | (800) 323-5757 9085 Glacier Hwy Ste 301, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 321-0947 PO Box 20826, Juneau, AK 99802 info@alaskazip.com alaskazip.com

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CYCLE ALASKA Ride with us and see Juneau at a slower pace on fully-guided tours, including the Bike & Brew and the Bike & Tram. Custom tours and rentals available also. (907) 321-2453 1107 West 8th St, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 586-8231 1330 Eastaugh Way Ste 2, Juneau, AK 99801 tour@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com ___ GOLDBELT MOUNT ROBERTS TRAMWAY 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! (907) 463-3412 | (888) 461-8726 490 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com mountrobertstramway.com ___ NORTHSTAR TREKKING Professionally-guided helicopter glacier hikes, helicopter flightseeing tours, charters, and other customized outdoor adventure opportunities. (907) 790-4530 | (866) 590-4530 1910 Renshaw Way, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 209-5432 1873 Shell Simmons Dr. Suite 110, Juneau, AK 99801 ken@bearcountryguides.com packcreekbeartours.com

WHAT TO SEE AND DO PANHANDLE EXCURSIONS We sell onshore excursions to cruise passengers in Ketchikan, Juneau & Skagway. Specialize in dog sledding, helicopter adventures, floatplanes & whale watching. (907) 209-3167 | (800) 932-1529 406 South Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 excursionsales@usa.com panhandleexcursions.com ___ ZEN ALASKA Spend meaningful time in an intimate setting exploring with intention in silent walks and meaningful processes... all in astounding beauty. (907) 500-4015 Juneau, AK 99801 zenalaska2016@outlook.com zenalaska.com

OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT RENTAL & 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. (907) 789-6886 PO Box 211202, Auke Bay, AK 99821 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. (907) 321-2453 | 1107 West 8th St, Juneau, AK 99801 jpm@cycleak.com cycleak.com

PETRO MARINE SERVICES Fuels, lubricants, batteries, sorbents & cleaners. Auke Bay marina: (907) 7903030. (907) 586-4400 3560 North Douglas Hwy, Juneau, AK 99802 peterb@petro49.com petromarineservices.com

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

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO BARANOF WILDERNESS LODGE All-inclusive remote resort! World-class fresh saltwater fishing charters, kayaks, whale watching, fly fishing, photography clinic, cozy cabins & more. (907) 738-3597 | (800) 613-6551 PO Box 2187, Sitka, AK 99835 mtrotter@flyfishalaska.com flyfishalaska.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! (907) 398-2486 175 S Franklin St Ste 215, Juneau, AK 99801 chumfun907@gmail.com chumfun.com ___ 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! (907) 321-1405 11957 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 lostinalaska@gci.net lostinalaskaadventures.com ___ MOORE CHARTERS Fish on!! With three boats and a professional crew, we offer fantastic salmon and halibut fishing adventures! We can also provide water taxi transportation. (907) 723-8472 PO Box 22312, Juneau, AK 99802 grant@moorecharters.com moorecharters.com ___ RUM RUNNER CHARTERS Welcome to Rum Runner Charters. We specialize in affordable, premier private, family, and small group sport fishing for salmon, halibut or combination trips. (907) 789-5482 PO Box 210954, Auke Bay, AK 99821 rumrunnr@alaska.net rumrunnercharters.net

TRACY ARM TOURS & ACTIVITIES ADVENTURE BOUND ALASKA Tracy Arm glacier cruise, icebergs, incredible scenery, kayak transports, custom cruises, family-owned. (907) 463-2509 | (800) 228-3875 76 Egan Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 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 closeup views of majestic tidewater glaciers. (907) 789-0081 | (888) 289-0081 13391 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 juneauinfo@allenmarine.com allenmarinetours.com

WHALE WATCHING & WILDLIFE VIEWING ABOVE & BEYOND ALASKA Flightseeing, brown bear viewing, and kayaking all in one day! Explore Admiralty Island's world famous Pack Creek Bear Sanctuary with experienced guides. (907) 364-2333 PO Box 211202, Auke Bay, AK 99821 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. 2.5 hr, 4 hr, custom and combo trips. (907) 789-5482 PO Box 210954, Auke Bay, AK 99821 rumrunnr@alaska.net

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO 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. (907) 586-3466 | (877) 586-3466 406 S Franklin St Ste 207, Juneau, AK 99801 info@whale-watch.biz whalewatchingjuneau.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 & scenery. (907) 723-7243 | (877) 794-2537 PO Box 32825, Juneau, AK 99803 info@alaskagalore.com alaskagaloretours.com

HARV & MARV'S OUTBACK ALASKA Long-time Juneau captains show the best of Southeast Alaska. Custom whale watching for up to 18 people. Honest, sincere, and friendly service. (907) 723-7243 | (866) 909-7288 9980 Crazy Horse Drive, Juneau, AK 99801 admin@harvandmarvs.com harvandmarvs.com

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ALASKA FJORDLINES Juneau and whale watching! Whales, waterfalls, sea lions & eagles guaranteed! Best tour, price, crew & boat in AK! Cruise aboard the Fjordland 65’ catamaran! (907) 766-3395 | (800) 320-0146 PO Box 246, Haines, AK 99827 info@alaskafjordlines.com juneaualaskawhales.com

ALLEN MARINE TOURS Juneau’s most popular whale & wildlife viewing - options include scheduled or private cruises, Tracy Arm tours, salmon bakes at Orca Point Lodge on Colt Island. (907) 789-0081 | (888) 289-0081 PO Box 211609, Auke Bay, AK 99821 juneauinfo@allenmarine.com allenmarinetours.com

JAYLEEN'S ALASKA (907) 419-2007 Auke Bay Harbor Road, Juneau, AK 99801 info@jayleensalaska.com jayleensalaska.com

___ DOLPHIN JET BOAT TOURS, THE WHALE WATCHING COMPANY Juneau's 1st & finest! Satisfied customers since 1994. Whales guaranteed! Onboard naturalist. Travel in covered comfort on mammal-friendly jet boats. (907) 463-3422 | (800) 719-3422 11547 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 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! (907) 586-8231 1330 Eastaugh Way Ste 2, Juneau, AK 99801 tour@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com

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___ JUNEAU TOURS & WHALE WATCH Whale watching - heated enclosed cabin - front and back viewing deck - mammalfriendly jet boats - naturalist onboard snacks - guaranteed whale watching. (907) 723-9209 PO Box 21795, Juneau, AK 99802 reservations@juneauwhalewatch.com juneauwhalewatch.com ___ MOORE CHARTERS Thar she 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. (907) 723-8472 PO Box 22312, Juneau, AK 99802 grant@moorecharters.com moorecharters.com ___ RUM RUNNER CHARTERS Welcome to Rum Runner Charters, specializing in affordable, premier, private, family and small group whale and marine wildlfe watching charters. 100% guarantee. (907) 789-5482 PO Box 210954, Auke Bay, AK 99821 rumrunnr@alaska.net rumrunnercharters.net

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO 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. (907) 790-2000 3000 Fish Creek Road, Juneau, AK 99801 eaglecrest@skijuneau.com skijuneau.com

ALASKA CHARTER BOATS Choose from a variety of yachts. Locally knowledgeable captains and crew provide custom fishing, cruising, or wildlife viewing experiences in coastal Alaska. (907) 523-0897 | (888) 530-2628 4950 Steelhead St, Juneau, AK 99801 info@alaskacharterboat.com alaskacharterboat.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. (907) 789-0111 | (800) 3AFLOAT 4950 Steelhead St, Juneau, AK 99801 adventuresafloat@gci.net adventuresafloatak.com

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ALASKAN BEAR YACHT CHARTERS Bareboat charters, custom fishing & sightseeing trips. 3-day minimum on board 47' Bayliner Motoryacht Falcon, which is fully equipped for Southeast AK waters. (907) 780-6420 PO Box 32520, Juneau, AK 99803 elliottj@alaska.net alaskanbearyachtcharters.com

CRUISE LINE AGENCIES OF ALASKA Full service vessel agency meeting your support needs for Alaska cruising and maritime operations. (907) 586-1282 1330 Eastaugh Way #4, Juneau, AK 99801 juneau@claalaska.com claalaska.com ___ NORTHERN DREAM ALASKA YACHT CHARTERS Experience SE Alaska on the 65' Northern Dream. Chef prepared meals, kayaking, fishing, whale watching. Adventures are limitless with our experienced crew. (713) 213-9663 Harris Harbor, Juneau, AK 99801 northerndreamalaska@gmail.com alaskacruisenortherndream.com

PLACES TO EAT AND DRINK CASUAL DINING ALASKA FISH & CHIPS COMPANY AT THE FLIGHT DECK Serving the freshest local seafood. Menu offerings include mouth-watering Alaskan crab, Juneau's best fish & chips, grubbin' fish tacos and Alaskan beer on tap. (907) 723-2586 2 Marine Way, Juneau, AK 99801 info@alaskafishandchips.com alaskafishandchips.com ___ BEST WESTERN GRANDMA'S FEATHER BED Lovely dining room in quaint country inn, Grandma's Feather Bed. Breakfast daily 6am-9am. Dinner Tue.-Sat. 5:30pm-8:30pm. Steaks, seafood, and Mexican dishes. (907) 789-5566 | (888) 781-5005 2358 Mendenhall Loop Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 info@countrylaneinn.com grandmasfeatherbed.com ___ DECKHAND DAVE'S Offering fresh, local Alaskan seafood. Owned & operated by a former commercial fisherman, featuring photography from real commercial fishing boats around AK. (907) 957-2212 356 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 david.mccasland907@gmail.com deckhanddaves.com

DEVIL'S HIDEAWAY Local favorite! Burgers, wings, tacos & more with a variety of homemade sauces & dry rubs. Located inside Squirez bar with a beautiful view overlooking Auke Bay. (907) 790-3663 11806 Glacier Highway, Auke Bay, AK 99821 devilshideaway99821@gmail.com ___ FORNO ROSSO ALASKA Serving Neapolitan-style pizza with handmade dough, topped with high-quality fresh, local ingredients & cooked to perfection in a true wood-fired Italian oven. (907) 209-1417 365 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 fornorosso@alaskan.com fornorossoalaska.com ___ FRONT STREET CAFE Freshly made burgers, sandwiches & fried chicken located in Juneauâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s oldest saloon. Open 11am to late night daily, full service bar & billiards; WiFi for guests. (907) 586-1968 241 Front Street, Juneau, AK 99801 thefrontstreetcafe@gmail.com thefrontstreetcafe.com

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PLACES TO EAT AND DRINK TIMBERLINE BAR & GRILL AT MOUNT ROBERTS TRAMWAY Dine with a view! Local seafood, sandwiches & homemade dessert; allyou-can-eat-crab in season. Outdoor seating. Local beer, Alaska wines. Private parties. (907) 463-3412 | (888) 461-8726 490 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com mountrobertstramway.com ___ HANGAR ON THE WHARF Experience Juneau’s favorite waterfront restaurant. SE Alaska’s largest selection of micro-brews. Great food and wonderful atmosphere. Reservations suggested. (907) 586-5018 2 Marine Way #106, Juneau, AK 99801 info@hangaronthewharf.com hangaronthewharf.com ___ 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. (907) 586-5018 2 Marine Way, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 364-1595 1102 2nd St, Douglas, AK 99824 theislandpub@alaska.net theislandpub.com ___ JUNO FROYO Pour your own frozen yogurt & toppings! (907) 523-0623 611 W Willoughby Ave, Juneau, AK 99801 richpetersen3@yahoo.com facebook.com/junofroyo

MCDONALD'S OF JUNEAU Hot fresh food in a clean and friendly environment. (907) 789-4653 2285 Trout St, Juneau, AK 99801 mylocalmcds.com ___ 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! (907) 789-0501 9101 Mendenhall Mall Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 dave@mcgivneys.com mcgivneys.com ___ PIZZERIA ROMA Enjoy gourmet pizzas, salads & oven baked sandwiches. Italian aromatic atmosphere, serving variety of beers and an impressive wine list. Lunch & dinner. (907) 463-5020 #2 Marine Way Ste 104, Juneau, AK 99801 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! (907) 586-3737 | (800) 331-2711 375 Whittier St, Juneau, AK 99801 jessica.tkmaguires@yahoo.com prospectorhotel.com

ROCKWELL Rockwell's house-crafted menu is made from fresh, high quality ingredients. Also offering full service food & beverage catering and ballroom rental. (907) 463-4340 109 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 info.rockwell@gmail.com ___ STEAMSHIP LANDING A variety of locally owned dining and shopping options in downtown Juneau. Hosting a variety of food trucks, tours for sale and locally made specialty shops! 356 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 facebook.com/steamshiplanding ___ 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. (907) 723-1811 Juneau, AK 99801 tracy@kingcrabshack.com kingcrabshack.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. (907) 463-5033 550 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 info@twistedfishcompany.com twistedfishcompany.com

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

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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. (907) 586-3500 917 Glacier Ave, #102, Juneau, AK 99801 marc@coppa.biz coppa.biz ___ HERITAGE COFFEE ROASTING COMPANY Freshly roasted coffees since 1974. Voted Juneauâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best for 20 years. Cafes feature hand-crafted espresso drinks, gelato, and gifts for the coffee enthusiast. (907) 586-1088 | (800) 478-5282 130 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 coffeeinfo@heritagecoffee.com heritagecoffee.com ___ PETERSON'S PRETZELS Juneau's only source of freshly baked soft pretzels. Feed your hunger with a quick snack to go from one of our pretzel carts at 202 and 254 Front St. (907) 321-4304 petersonspretzels@gmail.com petersonspretzels.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. (907) 463-3013 111 Seward St, Juneau, AK 99801 therookerycafe@gmail.com therookerycafe.com

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INTERNATIONAL DINING

THE BUBBLE ROOM AT THE WESTMARK BARANOF HOTEL 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. (907) 586-2660 | (800) 544-0970 127 N Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 shamilton@baranofhotel.com westmarkhotels.com

THE COCONUT THAI CUISINE Lunchtime Thai Cuisine. Grab n' go Thai tastes, including thai-spiced dry-rub burgers and halibut salsa salad. Check out our website for more! (907) 789-2000 224 Seward St, Juneau, AK 99801 juneauthaicoconut@yahoo.com juneauthaicoconut.com

___ SALT Salt is a modern, casual cuisine experience specializing in steak and seafood. Open for dinner 4-10pm. (907) 780-2221 200 Seward St, Juneau, AK 99801 tracy@kingcrabshack.com saltalaska.com

SUWANNA CAFE Explore Thai tastes at Suwanna Thai CafÃ©. We are serving authentic Thai cuisine and offering to-go orders. For more info please visit our website. (907) 789-1250 8800 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 suwannacafe@yahoo.com suwannacafe.com

___ SAFFRON Indian comfort cuisine. Everything made from scratch with all natural ingredients. Curries, Naan bread, chutneys, dahl, pakoras. Traditional, warm setting. (907) 586-1036 122 N Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 tracy@kingcrabshack.com saffronalaska.com

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PLACES TO EAT AND DRINK V'S CELLAR DOOR Mexican fusion restaurant! We mix different cultures & flavors together in a fusion cuisine! (907) 586-6870 222 Seward St, Juneau, AK 99801 info@vscellardoor.com vscellardoor.com

LOUNGES LOUIE'S DOUGLAS INN Come and enjoy Louie's Douglas Inn. A full service bar with large outdoor patio! (907) 364-2337 915 3rd St, Douglas, AK 99824 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! (907) 463-3658 278 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 eric@reddogsaloon.com reddogsaloon.com ___ TRIANGLE CLUB BAR The Triangle Club Bar has offered continuous service at the same historic location in downtown Juneau since 1947. (907) 586-3140 251 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 789-0052 | (800) 323-5757 1061 Salmon Creek Ln, Juneau, AK 99801 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! (907) 586-6275 2 Marine Way Ste 175, Juneau, AK 99801 info@wingsairways.com wingsairways.com

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SHOPPING ALASKA NATIVE ART 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. (907) 463-3412 | (888) 461-8726 490 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 mail.mrt@goldbelt.com raveneaglegifts.com ___ SEALASKA HERITAGE STORE Authentic Native arts store in downtown Juneau offering jewelry, fine art, clothing, and more. Proceeds support Native language, art, and cultural programs. (907) 463-4844 105 S Seward St, Juneau, AK 99801 thestore@sealaska.com sealaskaheritage.org/store ___ TRICKSTER COMPANY Art, Jewelry, and Gift Shop promoting innovative indigenous design. (907) 780-4000 224 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 523-0303 220 Front Street, Juneau, AK 99801 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 year-round since 1975. (907) 586-2880 244 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 sales@anniekaills.com anniekaills.com

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. (907) 586-5059 175 S Franklin St Ste 109, Juneau, AK 99801 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! (907) 586-5008 | (877) 586-5008 383 S Franklin Street, Juneau, AK 99801 cariboucrossings.com ___ JUNEAU ARTISTS GALLERY This unique gallery is a shared endeavor of over 25 local artists who own and operate the gallery year-round. Come and meet the artists! (907) 586-9891 175 S Franklin St Ste 111, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 586-2787 350 Whittier St Ste 101, Juneau, AK 99801 info@jahc.org jahc.org

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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. (907) 789-2750 | (866) 789-2750 254 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 hearthside@hearthsidebooks.com hearthsidebooks.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! (907) 463-3866 | (877) 463-4633 258 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 celebrityjewelers@gmail.com celebrityjewelers.com

CLOTHING & SHOE BOUTIQUES BOHEMÉ Juneau’s own classic, trendy paradise serving clothing for juniors and contemporary women. Open daily year round. (907) 586-2050 175 S Franklin St Ste 101, Juneau, AK 99801 an1898inn@aol.com onlineboheme.com

___ EFFY JEWELRY A 20-store jewelry chain with locations in the Caribbean & Alaska. Effy specializes in fine jewelry, primarily precious gemstones set in gold & silver. (907) 364-3339 | (866) 275-3339 428 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 customercare@effyjewelry.com effyjewelry.com ___ 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! (907) 586-2604 | (800) 942-9755 248 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 thejewelbox@ak.net jewelboxalaska.com

GIFTS & SOUVENIRS ALASKA SHIRT COMPANY 100,000 shirts, a huge curio section & 6,000 feet of wall-to-wall value! Alaska Shirt Company is Alaska's #1 shopping destination. Low prices every day! (907) 586-9511 | (800) 707-5215 489 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 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." (907) 780-5866 219 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 586-6762 233 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 benfrank499@hotmail.com benfranklinstorejuneau.com ___ MOUNT ROBERTS NATURE CENTER GASTINEAU GUIDING CO A local favorite above the hustle and bustle of downtown Juneau. Naturerelated gifts and books. Interpretive displays, and trail information. (907) 463-1343 1330 Eastaugh Way Ste 2, Juneau, AK 99801 naturecenter@gguiding.com stepintoalaska.com ___ 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. (907) 586-1285 | (888) I LOVE AK 356 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 586-1088 | (800) 478-5282 130 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 coffeeinfo@heritagecoffee.com heritagecoffee.com

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SHOPPING 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! (907) 586-8697 174A S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 imaginationstation@ak.net alaskantoys.com ___ 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. (907) 463-1227 158 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 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! Trove. (907) 586-9518 | (800) 322-5554 406 S Franklin St Ste 101, Juneau, AK 99801 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! (907) 586-1233 | (888) 254-9250 202 Front St, Juneau, AK 99801 juneaudrug@hotmail.com juneaudrug.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. (907) 780-4909 | (800) 478-4971 5165 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 cs@westernautojuneau.com westernautojuneau.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. (907) 586-5018 2 Marine Way, Juneau, AK 99801 reecia@gmail.com ___ SENATE MALL Historic marketplace, 7 shops feature Alaska furnishings/gifts, glass/jewelry, yarn/quilting, clothing/accessories, 24 local artists. (907) 463-4111 175 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 brucecdenton@gmail.com senatemall.com

OUTDOOR SPORTING GOODS & CLOTHING NUGGET ALASKAN OUTFITTER Raingear, boots, fleece, gloves, hats, long underwear, packs, hiking boots, running gear, socks, work clothes, shorts. Locally owned and operated. (907) 789-0956 | (800) 478-6848 9107 Mendenhall Mall Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 ron@nuggetoutfitter.com nuggetoutfitter.com

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SHOPPING SPECIALTY STORES ALASKA COMMUNITY PARTNERS An ad tech/fundraising company that distributes mobile coupons and raises money for nonprofits through local raffles. Text SHOPPING to 24587 for more info. (513)-51-AK-WIN 351 4th Ave, Skagway, AK 99840 owner@alaskacommunitypartners.com alaskacommunitypartners.com ___ 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! (907) 586-1327 2 Marine Way Ste 119, Juneau, AK 99801 alaskaknifeworks@gmail.com alaskaknifeworks.com ___ ALASKA SEAFOOD COMPANY INC. Fish. Smoked, non-smoked, canned, jars, gift boxes, caviar, Alaskabits, jerky, pet treats - shelf stable/frozen fresh. We ship worldwide. (907) 780-5111 | (800) 451-1400 5731 Concrete Way, Juneau, AK 99801 alaskaseafoodco@wildak.net alaskacannery.com ___ ALASKAN FUDGE COMPANY Come watch & smell Juneau's premier fudge makers whipping up the world’s finest fudge before your eyes. Fudge/ clusters/brittles/turtles all handmade everyday. (907) 586-1478 | (800) 323-8343 195 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 fudgealaska@gmail.com alaskanfudge.com

ART SUTCH PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL IMAGING Owned & operated by an experienced local professional photographer. All your camera equipment, custom photo, digital imaging & scanning needs under one roof. (907) 586-6447 221 Seward St, Juneau, AK 99801 artsutch@ptialaska.net artsutchphotodigital.com ___ CHANGING TIDES Fabric! Fabric! Fabric! Unique quilting and needleART gift shop in historic downtown Juneau. Locally owned and operated year-round. (907) 523-6084 175 S Franklin St Ste 203, Juneau, AK 99801 changingtides@iname.com alaskastitching.com ___ 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. 907-586-2778 | 800-770-2778 389 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 586-3339 | (866) 586-3339 369 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 info@invisibleworld.com invisibleworld.com

THE JADE SHOP Largest selection of jade in the U.S. Alaska's state gemstone — Mined 120 miles east of Juneau on Alaska/BC border— Knowledgeable and friendly staff! (907) 463-5551 321 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 juneau@jadestore.com jademine.com ___ JUNEAU ARTS AND HUMANITIES COUNCIL Lobby shop features local art. Enjoy free performances, visit with artisans, and grab a bite at "Food Truck Fridays" on the lawn at the JACC during the summer. (907) 586-2787 350 Whittier St Ste 101, Juneau, AK 99801 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! (907) 523-5053 145 S. Franklin Street, Juneau, AK 99801 hello@kindredpost.com kindredpost.com ___ MARK KELLEY PHOTOGRAPHY Award-winning Alaskan photographer Mark Kelley has twelve photo books to his name. Mark Kelley produces two calendars, prints, note cards, postcards, and more. (907) 586-1993 PO Box 20470, Juneau, AK 99802 photos@markkelley.com markkelley.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. (800) 582-5122 550 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 takustore.com

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SERVICES WM SPEAR DESIGN Design studio of WSD. Enamel zipper pulls and pins. From whimsical to scientific. Unique, inexpensive, easy to pack, beautifully packaged. Over 800 designs. (907) 586-2209 174 S Franklin St Ste 201, Juneau, AK 99801 spuds@wmspear.com wmspear.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. (800) 582-5122 550 S Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801 takustore.com ___ WM SPEAR DESIGN Design studio of WSD. Enamel zipper pulls and pins. From whimsical to scientific. Unique, inexpensive, easy to pack, beautifully packaged. Over 800 designs. (907) 586-2209 174 S Franklin St Ste 201, Juneau, AK 99801 spuds@wmspear.com wmspear.com

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. (907) 790-2929 3075 Vintage Blvd, Juneau, AK 99801 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. (907) 790-8000 | (800) 856-4362 8990 Glacier Hwy, Juneau, AK 99801 customer.service@fnbalaska.com

NORTHRIM BANK Northrim Bank is a community bank with 14 locations throughout Alaska and humble beginnings in Anchorage. (907) 789-4844 | (877) 827-5100 2094 Jordan Ave, Juneau, AK 99801 northrim.com ___ TRUE NORTH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION The privilege of credit union membership, like Shared Branching! If your credit union is a Co-op Member, we can help! We also offer services for relocation. (907) 523-4700 2777 Postal Way, Juneau, AK 99801 memberservice@truenorthfcu.org truenorthfcu.org ___

CENTENNIAL HALL CONVENTION CENTER 17,000 square foot full-service facility centrally located, close to hotels. Professional sound & lighting systems, state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment. (907) 586-5283 101 Egan Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 centennial_hall@juneau.org juneau.org/centennial ___ 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

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

CHURCHES & WEDDING SERVICES ALASKA WEDDINGS ON ICE We cater to couples seeking an unforgettable wedding experience. Locations include glaciers, lighthouses, mountains, private beach, gardens & a remote lodge. (907) 209-7314 PO Box 211323, Auke Bay, AK 99821 alaskaweddings@gci.net alaskaweddings.net ___ 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. (907) 586-2227 415 6th St #300, Juneau, AK 99801 dioceseofjuneau.org

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NORTHERN LIGHT UNITED CHURCH Reconciling, More Light United Methodist/Presbyterian USA. Sundays: Summer-Worship 10am/Breakfast 11am; Winter-Education 10am/Worship 11am. Welcoming all. (907) 586-3131 400 W 11th St, Juneau, AK 99801 nluc@ak.net northernlightchurch.org ___ ALASKA WEDDING ADVENTURES Alaska Wedding Adventures: Destination wedding specialists, certified planner, intimate glacier & garden weddings. Romantic honeymoon/weddingmoon packages. (907) 789-3772 | (888) 658-6328 4541 Sawa Circle, Juneau, AK 99801 reserve@pearsonspond.com pearsonspond.com

FITNESS CENTERS & DAY SPAS Blue Mussel Aesthetics Medical spa providing cosmetic injections, chemical peels, coolsculpting, dermasweep, laser hair removal, skin rejuvenation, nail fungus treatments, & latisse. (907) 723-6188 info@bluemusselaesthetics.com bluemusselaesthetics.com ___ Northern Oasis Wellness Spa Northern Oasis Wellness Spa (Now) offers far-infrared saunas and massage in a beautiful environment designed to help clients rev-down and relax from daily life. (907) 957-8557 315 Third Street, Juneau, AK 99801 nowspajuneau@gmail.com nowspajuneau.com ___ Glacier Salt Cave & Spa “Alaska’s first Salt Cave.” Relax in a glowing salt wall cave, and discovery healing benefits with Halo-Therapy. Retail store with Himalayan Salt products. (907) 500-9001 917 Glacier Ave. #101, Juneau, AK 99801 info@glaciersaltcave.com glaciersaltcave.com

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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. Walk-in or by appointment. (907) 790-4111 8505 Old Dairy Rd, Juneau, AK 99801 officemanager@juneauurgentcare.com juneauurgentcare.com

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

NEWSPAPERS & RADIO

Juneau Empire The Juneau Empire is the voice of Alaska’s capital city, serving Juneau and Southeast Alaska. Published daily Sunday-Friday. (907) 586-3740 3100 Channel Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 juneauempire.com

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Alaska Broadcast Communications, Inc. AM 630 KJNO: talk radio, news, sports, weather. FM 105 KTKU: hot country, community info, on-air contests. (907) 586-3630 3161 Channel Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 sharon@abcstations.com ___

REAL ESTATE Karen Wright, REALTOR, Southeast Alaska Real Estate Southeast Alaska Real Estate is a professional real estate company servicing the Juneau area and the outlying communities in Southeast AK. (907) 321-5866 8585 Old Dairy Road, Juneau, AK 99801 karenlrite@aol.com facebook.com/karen-wright-realtorsoutheast-alaska-real-estate-injuneau-880080772048919/

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