Key Points Bald eagles live in Juneau year-round and are the most likely wildlife sighting on any tour. Salmon run in Juneau streams from June through October, with July and August the busiest months. Black bears are possible from July through September near salmon...
This article is general information, not medical advice. If you have a knee or back condition, check with your doctor or physical therapist before booking. Key Points Many riders with sore knees or backs do well on Segway and e-bike tours, because both cut out most of...
This article is general information, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor or midwife before any physical activity during pregnancy. Key Points Segway's own safety guidance says pregnant women should not ride its vehicles. Balance changes during pregnancy, and...
Key Points In summer, Eaglecrest's Nordic ski trails on Douglas Island turn into a wide gravel route through spruce forest, alpine meadows, and the Fish Creek valley. The route reaches Fish Creek and the Treadwell Ditch, an 1880s gold mine aqueduct that's now a...
Introduction Nestled about 12 miles northwest of downtown Juneau, Auke Lake is one of the capital city's most beloved freshwater treasures. Covering roughly 177 acres surrounded by lush temperate rainforest, this serene lake offers a classic Alaskan postcard view:...
Key Points 2026 marked Juneau's first year enforcing a daily cruise passenger cap of 16,000 people, dropping to 12,000 on Saturdays. The goal is a steadier flow of visitors, not fewer visitors overall. Two cruise lines new to Juneau, MSC Cruises and Virgin Voyages,...
Keypoints Juneau offers incredible photography opportunities, from glaciers and waterfalls to historic streets, coastal views, and rainforest landscapes. The best photo locations extend beyond Mendenhall Glacier and include scenic spots that showcase the many sides of...
Key Points Juneau offers many peaceful places beyond the busiest cruise ship attractions. Scenic beaches, forest trails, historic areas, and coastal routes provide a quieter way to experience Southeast Alaska. Exploring outside the main tourist areas helps visitors...
Introduction Located roughly 27 miles north of downtown Juneau along the paved Glacier Highway, Eagle Beach State Recreation Area is one of the capital city’s most scenic coastal retreats. Where the glacier-fed Herbert and Eagle Rivers spill out into the salt waters...
Introduction Tucked along the calm waters of the Gastineau Channel, the Juneau Waterfront serves as the vibrant heart of Alaska’s capital city. Flanked by the dramatic, forest-covered slopes of Mount Juneau and Mount Roberts, this coastal stretch offers a unique blend...