Record Snow Hits Juneau

Juneau has been buried under record-breaking snowfall this winter, with nearly seven feet of snow reported in December alone. This is far above average for the capital city. The historic…

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A Quick Look at Juneau’s Mining History

Before Juneau became a hub for outdoor adventure and tourism, its story began with gold. In 1880, prospectors Joe Juneau and Richard Harris discovered gold in Gold Creek, triggering the…

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Best Photo Spots in Juneau

It’s no secret that Juneau is one of Alaska’s most photogenic destinations, offering some of the most stunning views everywhere you turn. Ranging from the iconic Mendenhall Glacier and Nugget…

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Surviving Alaska’s Winter

Although winter in Juneau offers a quieter rhythm, the wildlife here never truly rests. The animals of the unforgiving Alaskan wilderness, showcase great resilience during these harsh winter months. As…

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Winter Activities in Juneau

  Even though the fall months are coming to a close in Juneau, the fun outdoor activities are far from over! Winter in Southeast Alaska offers a wide variety of…

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Alaska’s State Capital Building

Although Juneau is known for its breathtaking views, it’s also the home of Alaska’s State Capital building. Construction began in 1929, when Alaska was still a U.S. territory, and was…

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Coffee and Craft Brews

Whether you are looking for a warm cup of coffee to start your morning or a locally brewed beer to end your evening, Juneau has a variety of coffee shops…

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Fall in Juneau

As the summer months are coming to an end in Juneau, the fall colors are making their bold appearance. Although Southeast Alaska is known for its evergreen forests and constant…

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Juneau’s Majestic Bald Eagles

Southeast Alaska has one of the highest concentrations of bald eagles in the world, coming to around 10,000 breeding pairs in the region. Juneau offers unrivaled bald eagle viewing that…

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