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...
Key Points Mendenhall Glacier is a must-see Juneau attraction, but it is only one part of the city’s incredible scenery. Juneau’s best viewpoints showcase the connection between mountains, rainforest, and coastal waterways. Many scenic locations can be enjoyed without...
Key Points Juneau offers countless experiences beyond its most famous attractions. The city’s hidden gems include scenic waterfront areas, historic neighborhoods, local trails, and community spaces. Exploring beyond the typical cruise port route allows visitors to...
Key Points Walkable but Limited Downtown: Juneau’s historic core is right next to the cruise docks and easy to walk, but getting to major natural attractions requires transportation. The 12-Mile Glacier Hurdle: The famous Mendenhall Glacier is located about 12 miles...