Get an up-close look at bald eagles, owls, hawks, and other incredible birds of prey at Alaska’s premier raptor rehabilitation center. Learn about the rescue and rehabilitation of injured birds while exploring scenic forested pathways and outdoor flight enclosures.

Walk among towering totem poles beneath towering spruce and hemlock trees in Alaska’s oldest national park. Your guide will share the rich cultural history of the Tlingit people and the story of the 1804 Battle of Sitka.

Drive through the heart of downtown Sitka and view the iconic St. Michael’s Russian Orthodox Cathedral, a symbol of Sitka’s Russian heritage and one of Alaska’s most historic landmarks. With its distinctive onion dome and rich history, the cathedral offers a glimpse into the city’s unique blend of Native Alaskan and Russian cultures.

Enjoy panoramic ocean views overlooking Sitka Sound, nearby islands, and snow-capped mountains. During the season, this scenic stop is also a great place to watch for whales and marine wildlife from shore.

Cross the bridge to historic Japonski Island, home to stunning harbor views, military history, and beautiful waterfront scenery. This quieter side of Sitka offers a unique glimpse into the area’s past and everyday island life.