Juneau

Juneau was built at the heart of the Inside Passage along the Gastineau Channel and is on the mainland of Southeast Alaska. It lies approximately 830 nautical miles northwest of Bellingham and 528 nautical miles southeast of Whittier. Alaska's capital city is a vibrant coastal community tucked among scenic mountains, glaciers, and waterways. Visitors have a wide range of attractions and activities, such as hiking, kayaking, biking, ziplining, fishing, wildlife viewing, gold mining history, and viewing spectacular scenery.

The Mendenhall Glacier is just 13 miles from downtown and is the only glacier in Southeast accessible by road. Access the Juneau Icefield by fixed-wing aircraft or walk on a glacier via a helicopter tour. Wildlife viewing is spectacular, search for: whales, bears, eagles, seals, sea lions, waterfowl, shorebirds, Dall's porpoise, mountain goats, and Sitka blacktail deer. All five species of Pacific salmon are found in the waters surrounding Juneau. Visit www.traveljuneau.com for more information on available activities and accommodations.

Juneau Port & Terminal Information (JNU)

• Men's/Women's Bathroom/changing station
• Vending machines/ATM machine
• Customer parking
• Terminal seating
• Ticket counter
• Taxi for public transportation
• Local phone line/taxi phone
• Tourism Information/brochures
• Book exchange
• Pet convenience area
• NO Wifi