Haines way back was originally called Deishú: a native name that was given by the Chilkat group of Tlingit that means “end of the trail”. Today, Haines’ economy still continues to grow and diversify. It has become a city that has been visited by many tourists due to its natural attractions, cultural galleries and museums….

Hot coffee and chilly weather are the two best soulmates. Why settle for good coffee when it could be great? Here’s where to buy great coffee while exploring the tiny city of Haines. The Rusty Compass Coffee house The Rusty Compass Coffeehouse was established in 2011. Its specialty-coffee venue serving only the finest in espressos,…

Looking for fresh, yummy, and flavourful food? Haines is the right place to dig into your favorite dishes. Here is a list of some of the best restaurants in Haines. Let’s dive in! Fireweed Restaurant Did I just see hearts forming on your eyes after I say, “Pizza”? See, who wouldn’t love pizza right? Serving…

  What would you do … for a Klondike dish? The little restaurant in Haines has no social media, no website, and it doesn’t need it. Klondike is a favorite based on word of mouth reviews alone. Located close to the fairground, it’s a popular stop before or after the Spring Fling and is known…