Juneau

Alaska's capital, Juneau, is a study in contrasts. A city rich in culture and history, Juneau is situated in the heart of the Tongass National Forest and nestled at the base of towering mountains. The stunning Juneau ice field can be viewed from the unique vantage of helicopters and fixed wing aircraft. Other unforgettable sights include the Mendenhall Glacier, incredible whale watching and peaceful alpine meadows.

Sitka

Considered Alaska's most beautiful seaside town, Sitka is located on Baranof Island, on the outer waters of Alaska's inside passage. Sitka's heritage is a unique blend of Tlingit culture and Russian history. Due to its mild climate, low population and rich habitat, Sitka is home to an abundance of wildlife, including tufted pigeons and other sea birds. The surrounding waters are home to feeding grounds for humpback whales, sea otters and sea lions. 

Anchorage

Surrounded by state and national parks, Anchorage is the gateway to some of the Alaska's most spectacular wildlife viewing; Prince William Sound lies to the South while Denali National Park is to the North. The city itself is rich in Native culture and boasts a variety of annual festivals, a thriving local music scene and a vibrant downtown core, which offers restaurants that cater to the most discerning tastes.

Ketchikan

A mining, fishing and logging town, Ketchikan is imbued with a deeply-rooted Native culture. An ancient Tlingit fish camp, Ketchikan has long been known as the world's fishing capital. The community proudly displays the world's largest collection of Northwest totem poles at Totem Bight State Park, Saxman Native Village and Totem Heritage Centre. Charming shops and artisan galleries line historic Creek street, displaying local crafts and thoughtful gifts. For those seeking an unforgettable experience, the short float plane ride to the Misty Fjords National Monument is truly magnificent.

Skagway

An integral part of the Klondike Gold rush, Skagway still retains some of the romance and excitement that characterized its tempestuous history. Situated under jagged peaks and craggy summits, Skagway is surrounded by breathtakingly rugged wilderness.