Southeast Villages

Angoon

Angoon is the only permanent settlement on Admiralty Island and is located on the southwest coast of Kootznahoo Inlet, 78 nautical miles southwest of Juneau and 67 nautical miles northeast of Sitka. Angoon, known for its large brown bear population is a Tlingit village with a commercial fishing and subsistence lifestyle. Although few visitor services are available, Angoon serves as the departure point for many kayak and canoe trips into the heart of Admiralty Island National Monument, including the 32-mile Cross Admiralty Canoe Route.

Angoon Port & Terminal Information (ANG)

Kake

Kake is located on the northwest coast of Kupreanof Island along Keku Strait, 114 nautical miles southwest of Juneau. A Tlingit village with a brisk fishing and logging trade where traditional customs are still an important part of the lifestyle. It is also home to the world's largest totem pole that rises to 132.5 feet tall and stands on a bluff overlooking town. The surrounding waters are rich with halibut and salmon making it a world-class fishing destination. Kake's visitor page is available at www.visitkake.com.

Kake Port & Terminal Information (KAE)

Pelican

Located on the northwest coast of Chichagof Island on Lisianski Inlet and lies 91 nautical miles west of Juneau. Pelican grew with the fishing industry, and now consists of a main boardwalk and a cluster of buildings that cling to the side of the island. Commercial fishing is the mainstay of Pelican's economy. In addition to great fishing and beautiful scenery, Pelican's main attraction is Rosie's bar, where fishermen carve their initials into the ceiling. Visit www.pelican.net for more information on available activities and accommodations.

Pelican Port & Terminal Information (PEL)

Tenakee

Tenakee sits on the north shore of Tenakee Inlet on Chichagof Island and lies 63 nautical miles southwest of Juneau. Although few visitor services are available, several large historic structures to explore including Snyder Mercantile, the Shamrock Building, and St. Francis Chapel. Tenakee also hosts year-round therapeutic natural hot spring for public bathing. There are no roads here, with local transportation primarily by bicycle or ATV. Information can be found at www.tenakeespringsak.com.

Tenakee Port & Terminal Information (TKE)