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Southeast Alaska
Southeast Alaska mixes wild landscapes and quaint towns, from Juneau’s vibrant culture to Tongass National Forest’s serene vastness.
Juneau
Glacier Bay
Culture
Southeastern Alaska’s culture is deeply rooted in the traditions of the Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian, and Eyak peoples showcased through its rich heritage of art, totem poles, and community gatherings, with a modern mix of influences reflecting its diverse history and contemporary American life.
Popular Destinations
• Juneau
• Sitka
• Glacier Bay National Park
• Ketchikan
• Skagway
Weather
Southeastern Alaska has a maritime climate year-round, with cool, wet summers and mild winters, where temperatures range from 20°F in winter to 60°F in summer, accompanied by high precipitation levels that contribute to its lush landscapes.
At a glance
Southeast Alaska
The heart of Southeastern Alaska is its vibrant communities, from the bustling capital city of Juneau to the remote villages accessible only by boat or plane. These places are hubs of culture and history, and provide a glimpse into the rich tapestry of indigenous and contemporary Alaskan life.
This area is a mix of lush rainforests, mountains, and intricate waterways. It’s where glaciers inch their way down to the ocean, carving out fjords and valleys and creating spectacular scenery.
Wildlife thrives here, with bald eagles soaring overhead, bears ambling along riverbanks, and whales breaching in the cold, nutrient-rich waters. This region offers endless opportunities for exploration and connection with nature, from kayaking through misty fjords to hiking trails that offer stunning vistas!
