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  1. Haines Sheldon Museum

    Located in Haines, Alaska, the Haines Sheldon Museum displays the culture of Haines. The museum is home to over 12,000 cataloged photos and slides from the 19th century till this day, over 2,000 books about the area, over 4,000 artifacts from Chilkat Blankets to Eldered Rock lighthouse lens, and countless documents such as journals, company…

  2. The Hammer Museum

    Explore the world’s first-ever museum dedicated to preserving the hammer’s history. The Hammer Museum portrays the complex history of this tool. This museum opened its doors to the public in 2002 and is now one of Alaska’s top tourist destinations. With more than 2,000 artifacts on display and around 8,000 more in storage, this museum…

  3. Port Chilkoot Distillery

    Website | 34 Blacksmith St, Haines, AK 99827 |  +1 907-917-2102 Port Chilkoot Distillery was created in 2013 by Heather Shade and Sean Copeland, making it Southeast Alaska’s first craft distillery. Since its opening, Port Chilkoot Distillery has won nine national awards, including the highly prestigious double gold medal for its 50 Fathoms Gin at…

  4. Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve

    Suppose you’re looking for the ultimate eagle adventure. In that case, Haines should be your first choice, especially during winter when the Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve boasts the biggest natural eagles feasting meeting on late runs of salmon. The Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve was created in 1982 to protect one of the most significant…

  5. Great Alaska Craft Beer & Home Brew Festival

    This well-known beer festival first appeared in 1992, making it Alaska’s oldest craft beer festival! The ‘Great Alaska Craftbeer and Home Brew Festival’ takes place at the Southeast Alaska State Fair each Memorial Day weekend and is a rite of spring in Haines. It is also a non-profit event that gives back to the Alaskan…

  6. Best Nature & Wildlife Tours in Haines Alaska

    Located 75 miles north of Juneau and 14 miles south of Skagway, Haines is only 45 miles from the United States-Canadian border. This city has one of the most scenic beauties, wildlife, and culture.  Being such a beautiful place, it should not be surprising the several tours available that offer you a way to get…

  7. Haines’ Wildlife Ocean Cruises and Eco Tours

    Have a great Minke, migrating Humpback, Orca and Beluga whale viewing in this rich glacier and salt waters in Haines. Come and experience the migration and habitat of the five different species of whales and travel aboard a large cruising vessel. While onboard, your guide will explain the different species of waterfowl, seabirds, sea mammals…

  8. Adventures in Alaska’s Rivers

    Alaska is full of wonders and it includes the scenic views of its wildlands and the state’s abundant wildlife. When you visit Haines, Alaska, you will find not only its high and beautiful mountains, but there are also rivers in Haines where you may enjoy aquatic adventures and wildlife viewing. Visit these rivers in Haines,…

  9. Wild Winter Adventures in Haines

    Thrill seekers and adrenaline junkies will never have a boring day in Haines, which is also known as the Adventure Capital of Alaska. Winter in the city is always commemorated through engaging in various winter sports and activities that are far from unexciting. Winter Sports Winter in Alaska is never complete without a variety of…

  10. Boat Option Tours for Whale Watching Season

    It’s the “tail” end of whale watching season in and around Haines, and if you’re lucky enough to be in the region for this incredible event you have plenty of top-ranked boat tour companies to choose from. They include: Alaska Fjordlines, Inc.: The daily cruise options guarantee whale sightings during the season (including August). You’ll…

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