Aspen Hotels – Juneau
Located within the Alexander Archipelago, Gastineau Channel separates Douglas from Juneau (though now, technically, the two have merged, and Douglas is no longer an island). The very first European to spot Gastineau was Joseph Whidbey in 1797. The channel is named for a British civil engineer, John Gastineau, and remains one of the most…
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See Gastineau Channel
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Twisted Fish Company
Your next meal is literally fresh off the boat at this tram-side, local hot spot specializing in fish—of course. This little gem has been a local delight since 2000 and is just a few steps from the cruise ship pier. Here, you’ll find the best in seafood where the cedar interiors and massive windows…
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The Rookery Cafe
Craving some home cooked comfort food? The Rookery Cafe has you covered with an impressive lunch, dinner and Saturday brunch menu. It’s been selected as the best restaurant by Juneau Empire Readers’ Choice polls for the past two years, and as equal parts coffee shop and restaurant, you can count on the Rookery to…
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Tracy Arm
Juneau is surrounded by natural beauty, and a trip to Tracy Arm is a must. The fjord was named for Secretary of the Navy Benjamin Franklin Tracy and is just 45 miles south of downtown. Also close to Petersburg and the Holkham Bay, it’s the perfect excuse for a road trip. Discover the nearby…
