Tours
Alaska Boat and Kayak
Motorboat and sea kayak rental, and guided kayak, whale
watch, and fishing expeditions. We rent aluminum motorboats
from 16' to 23', and stable single and double kayaks. All
equipment comes with safety gear and instruction if you need
it. Guided trips leave daily from Auke Bay. Call for
schedule. We also transport kayaks and people to Mendenhall
lake and outlying areas.
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Adventure Bound Alaska
Juneau's #1 choice for full-day cruises to Tracy
Arm & Sawyer Glacier. Comfort, safety & elbow
room and personal attention. Spacious 56ft.
craft. See waterfalls, whales, seals, bears &
eagles. Touch a glacier! Owned & operated by the
Weber family.
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TEMSCO Helicopters
Premier helicopter glacier tours since 1983.
Serving Juneau & Skagway year-round with glacier
tours & custom charters. Dog-sledding on the
Juneau Icefield with Iditarod & Yukon Quest sled
dogs & mushers! Custom services for heli-skiing
& photography.
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Taku Glacier Lodge
Breathtaking glacier flightseeing via floatplane
to a scrumptious king salmon feast. Elegant, yet
rustic dining. History, trails, scenery,
wildlife, glaciers. This is the ultimate Alaskan
adventure.
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Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure
Open Daily 9am to 6pm
Admission includes a guided tour aboard our
deluxe covered golf carts taking you through
your Rainforest Adventure!
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Mount Roberts Tramway
Experience everything Juneau has to offer
--spectacular scenery, Native culture and art,
nature trails, even shopping and dining -- all
from atop Mt. Roberts! Tram tickets offer
unlimited rides all day.
The Timberline Bar & Grill is the place to dine
for great food surrounded by magnificent
scenery. Lunch/dinner. Located at the Tram
Mountain Station.
Adults $19.75. Children ages 7-12, $10.50.
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Juneau Gold panning Tour
Follow the route taken by Joe Juneau and Richard
Harris in their search for gold more than 100
years ago. Try your hand at panning, with a
promise of "guaranteed gold in every pan." Tour
time: 1.5 hours $38.85, Child $26.25
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Juneau Gold Mining & History Tour
Relive Juneau's mining heritage on this one-of-a-kind tour
of the remains of what was once the world's largest
producing gold mine. View displays of mining equipment, then
venture into the 360-foot long tunnel to learn more about
the mining lifestyle. Tour time: 2.5 hours $59.00, Child
$35.00
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Juneau City & Glacier Tour
Learn about Juneau's past and present as your motor coach
takes you through downtown Juneau, Alaska's capital city.
Stop at DIPAC Salmon Hatchery to learn about the life cycle
of the salmon. The tour continues on to Mendenhall Glacier
where you'll have time to view all the exhibits at the US
Forest Service Visitor Center and Observatory, walk the
trail to photo point, and just take in the magnificence of
this glacier situated in Juneau's back yard. Tour time: 2.5
hours
Juneau City and Glacier Tour: From $38.00
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Icefield Excursion
This tour is approximately 1 hour in length including
25-30 minutes flight time and 15-20 minutes on the glacier
with the pilot as the glacier guide. This tour is a pilot's
choice in the sense that our pilots have autonomy as to the
landing area and flight routes used as a single helicopter
for a more remote peaceful Alaskan experience. An additional
45 minutes each direction for transportation and outfitting
is required.
$173.00 per person
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Adventure Tour
This tour is approximately 90 minutes in length, this
includes 50-60 minutes flight time that enables passengers
to view more of the immense Juneau Icefield when weather
permits. This 1 l/2 hour total tour takes you deep into the
Juneau Icefield and lands in one of our permitted areas. A
large portion of the 1500 square mile Juneau Icefield may be
observed enroute. Weather permitting an alternate route
returning to the airport provides additional scenic
possibilities. Our pilots provide custom flights. A 15 walk
supplements the narrated flight over the glacier with our
pilot/guide who can answer additional questions or will use
your camera to take photos of you and your friends. We
provide transportation to and from the ship docks or
selected downtown locations as needed. An additional 45
minutes each direction for transportation and outfitting is
required Minimum 3 people for this exciting tour.
$275. Per person
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Glacier Flightseeing via Float Plane
Board your float plane on downtown Juneau's waterfront for a
scenic 45 minute flight over Juneau's 1,500 square mile
icecap. View huge, jagged cracks and crevasses, and the
beautiful blue color of glacial ice. For a unique adventure,
add a wilderness salmon bake to your flightseeing tour at
Taku Wilderness Lodge.
Flightseeing: $135 includes tax
Taku Lodge Salmon Bake: $199 includes tax
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Tracy Arm Fjord Cruise
Journey through one of the most dramatic sites in the world
- Tracy Arm Fjord. This narrow fjord twists and turns for
over 30 miles, culminating in a spectacular view of the twin
tidewater Sawyer Glaciers. Your captain will navigate as
close as the ice floe allows, stopping for an extended stay
at the face of the glacier. Watch for seals relaxing on the
icebergs, bald eagles soaring above the cliffs and many
other animals that call this area home. Learn about the
natural history of the fjord, its glaciers and the wildlife
from our onboard naturalist. Gain insights into Tlingit
Native culture. Enjoy a hot lunch during your journey.
Overcast days will not dampen your enjoyment as clouds and
mist only heighten the drama of the fjord and intensify the
glacial blue color. The m/v Keet catamaran was specially
designed for this voyage, featuring two spacious levels with
wraparound windows for unobstructed views. You can remain
warm and dry inside the heated cabins or experience nature
first-hand on the open upper deck.
Start Date: May 15, 2004
Last Date: September 2004
Departure Dates: Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday, Monday
Departure Time: 8:45 am
Return Time: 5:00pm
For schedule information
Contact 800-478-3610
Duration: 8 hours
Price: Adults $119 plus tax
Child: $70 plus tax
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Mendenhall Glacier River Rafting
An adventure awaits you as you paddle out onto Mendenhall
Lake near the face of the majestic Mendenhall Glacier in the
Tongass National Forest. Your journey takes you on an
exciting ride down the Mendenhall River, which flows from
the glacier. A sense of adventure, film for your camera and
an appreciation of natural beauty and cultural history are
all that you'll need. Join the adventure and paddle along
with your guide, or sit back and let us do the work as you
take in
the spectacular scenery. Our knowledgeable guides provide
narration on the legends and landscapes of the area. We
provide rain gear, boots, and life jackets.
Daily mid-May - September 2004
Duration: 4 hours, departs at 8:00am 11:30 am and 3:00pm
$99.75 adult
$66.49 child 12 and under
Note: Children must weigh at least 50 pounds to fit into the
life jackets.
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Channel Islands Sea Kayaking
Sea kayak along the awe-inspiring Inside Passage. With the
snow-capped Chilkat Mountains as a backdrop, you may see
bald eagles, sea birds, seals and the occasional whale in
the waters north of Juneau. You'll feel the exhilaration of
seeing the world from the water's level. This active
adventure tour gets you out and paddling. Our guides provide
incredible insite into the natural environment surrounding
you. No experience is necessary. We use stable two-person
kayaks and provide you with spray skirts, life jackets, rain
gear and boots.
Daily mid-May - September 2004
Duration: 6-7 hours, departs at 9:30am $114.45 adult
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One Day Bear Viewing Adventure
Where else can you take a scenic floatplane trip, sea kayak
into a rainforest wilderness, have an excellent opportunity
to see Alaskan brown bears, and be back in a capital city in
time for dinner? This one-day excursion is extraordinary!
This full-day adventure begins early in the morning. We pick
you up in downtown Juneau, outfit you with gear, then head
out on a 25-minute scenic floatplane flight to Windfall
Island in the Admiralty Island National Monument. From
there, we sea kayak to the edge of the Pack Creek Brown Bear
Sanctuary. A short beach walk brings us to the mouth of Pack
Creek, where we hope to see Alaskan brown bear fishing for
salmon or feeding in the beach meadows. We may also take a
marvelous 1.5 mile hike through the old-growth coastal
rainforest to an observation tower on upper Pack Creek.
No experience is necessary, but be prepared for easy hiking
and sea kayaking, and possible inclement weather (we provide
rain gear). There are no facilities of any kind in this
wilderness area. Trips book early, so call soon to ensure
space on this most amazing one-day adventure. Begins and
ends in Juneau.
Most dates available in late May and June.
Reserved Peak Season Dates 2004
July: 6,7,9,22,30
August: 2,5,6,10,18,19,24
Begins and ends in Juneau
Cost....................$495 (3-10 guests)
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Alaskan Brewing Company
FREE BREWERY TOURS! Sample award-winning beers on tap. View
brewing and bottling operations with a knowledgeable guide
while learning about our gold-rush recipe, Alaskan Amber.
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DIPAC Fish Hatchery
The DIPAC Salmon Hatchery was completed in 1990 at a capital
cost of $7.4 million. The hatchery is permitted for 50
million pink, 111 million chum, 1.5 million coho and 700,000
chinook. The facility can in fact hold up to 300 million
eggs. The Macaulay Salmon Hatchery is one of the five
largest salmon hatcheries in the State of Alaska.
Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday - Sunday 10
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission Rates are $3.25 for adults, $1.75 for children,
and $12.00 for a group pass
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Museums
Alaska State Museum
The Alaska State Museum has been the official repository of
Alaska's history since 1900. It is home to more than 23,000
artifacts, works of fine art and natural history and
features both permanent and temporary exhibitions. The
Museum dedicates more than half of its exhibition space to
permanent displays ranging from a life-sized eagle nesting
tree located in a Southeast Alaska rainforest setting to a
scaled-down replica of the stern of Capt. George Vancouver's
ship, "Discovery," dry-docked in the Museum's children's
room. Among its most popular exhibits are clothing, weapons,
tools and ceremonial objects from the distinct Alaska Native
populations as well as icons and other memorabilia from
Russian American days. Volunteers offer tours of the Museum
during the summer and by special arrangement during the rest
of the year. A Museum Store, operated by the Friends of the
Alaska State Museum, offers a variety of Alaska Native
handcrafted items, art and jewelry, as well as Alaska books,
post cards and gifts for children. The Museum is located
downtown Juneau within walking distance of the cruise ship
terminal at 395 Whittier St. Summer hours are 8:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. seven days a week. Fall, winter and spring hours
are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and noon to 4
p.m. Saturday and Sunday. General admission is $5 during the
summer season, with annual passes that allow unlimited
visits available for $15.
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Juneau - Douglas City Museum
With more than 6,000 historical and fine art objects, the
City Museum offers year round exhibits, fall and winter
community programming, art classes, educational tours, the
Juneau history grant, local history preservation, and
research assistance. Exhibits feature local history and
Tlingit culture. A timeline introduces visitors to the
Juneau-Douglas area's general history. Gold mining (placer
mining through company days) is displayed in the mining
gallery. A relief map of the Juneau area is another museum
highlight. Our video "Juneau:City Built on Gold," shown on
the half-hour, is free to museum visitors. Summer hours
(weekdays 9:00-5:00, weekends 10:00-5:00) are early May -
September. Closed July 4. Summer Adult admission $3, 18 &
under free.
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Last Chance Mining Museum & Historic Park
Last Chance Mining Museum. Unique Gold Rush experience;
Historic mining buildings in wilderness setting featuring
3-D glass map, world's largest air compressor, underground
exhibits. Gift shop: new & antiques.
Fishing
Auke Bay Sportfishing & Sightseeing
FISH JUNEAU - FISH WITH THE BEST! Experience Alaska with a
fishing or sightseeing adventure of a lifetime! Capt. Todd
offers four, six and eight hour charters aboard the 42'
Beartrack. Overnight charters and custom tours are also
available. Transportation is provided to and from the
Beartrack for free.
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Dining:
Hangar on the Wharf
Experience Juneau's only waterfront restaurant, featuring
S.E. Alaska's largest selection of micro-brews and great
food all in a wonderful atmosphere. Reservations suggested.
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Twisted Fish Co. - Alaskan Grill
A wild place for wild fish! Juneau's premier dining
experience, featuring wild Alaskan seafood with a waterfront
view and friendly Alaskan service.
Gold Creek Salmon Bake Dinner
You'll be tempted by the smell of fresh Alaska salmon
basting over an alder wood fire. The bounty of the Great
Land is at your table. In additon to freshly grilled salmon,
enjoy barbecued ribs, baked beans, rice pilaf, salads, and
beverages. Includes transportation from downtown hotels.
Salmon Bake: $29.40, Child $19.95
Fiddlehead Restaurant and Di Sopra
Creative, natural cuisine served with warm Alaskan
hospitality. Fresh seafood, in-house carved angus beef and
Juneau's best desserts. Enjoy a taste of Italy with an
Alaskan flair (Upstairs at Di Sopra). Two restaurants, one
Bakery, one easy location all at Juneau's Culinary Landmark,
The Fiddlehead Restaurant and Di Sopra (upstairs.)
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Heritage Coffee Company & Café
Heritage Coffee Company was established in 1974, bringing
specialty coffee to Southeast Alaska. Our adherence to
standards of high quality in coffee roasting has been
recognized through out the country. Heritage Coffee Company
was most recently the recipient of the prestigious 2002
Presidential award from Dr. Miguel Angel Rodriguez,
President of Costa Rica. This award was given in recognition
of Heritage Coffee Company's long term dedication to
promoting quality, consistency and sustainability.
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Pharmacy
Juneau Drug Co, Inc.
In the historic Valentine Building, a drug store the way
they used to be! Friendly pharmacy staff, herbal vitamins,
nutritional supplements, finer fragrances, film, batteries,
and your favorite magazines.
The only pharmacy located directly downtown. Juneau Drug
meets all of your needs with one stop shopping.
Grocery
Rainbow Foods
Natural Food Store and Deli located just two blocks from our
inn.
Foodland Shopping Center
Downtown Juneau's only supermarket has everything you will
need.
Shopping
Galligaskins
Exceptional collection of unique Alaskan clothing featuring
custom designs found nowhere else. Gifts, jewelry,
souvenirs, kids and all sizes.
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Annie Kaill's Fine Crafts Gallery
Nestled in the heart of Juneau's historic district; named
among "Alaska's Best Places" by Frommer's discriminating
shoppers discover art, pottery, jewelry and distinctive
gifts.
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Local Taxi Tours
Juneau Taxi and Tours
Custom tours at $45/hour for 1-7 passengers.907-790-4511
Capital Cab 907-586-2772
Metro Taxi 907-586-2121
