Guidebook for Sitka
Parks & Nature
Beautiful old growth forest along the beach on Sitka Sound with Russian and Tlingit history, many majestic totem poles, Indian River, salmon stream, walking paths and interpretive center.
13 locals recommend
Sitka National Historical Park Main Entrance station
Beautiful old growth forest along the beach on Sitka Sound with Russian and Tlingit history, many majestic totem poles, Indian River, salmon stream, walking paths and interpretive center.
This is a great way to see brown and black bears up close and personal without fear for your life! The bears are rescued and habituated to their enclosure. Out the road on the way to the herring Cove/ Beaver Lake trail head.
15 locals recommend
Fortress of the Bear
4639 Sawmill Creek RoadThis is a great way to see brown and black bears up close and personal without fear for your life! The bears are rescued and habituated to their enclosure. Out the road on the way to the herring Cove/ Beaver Lake trail head.
Everything Else
Everywhere in Sitka you will encounter nature. Amazing hiking trails, Harbor Mountain. Sea lions and sea otters, humpback whales and bald eagles, among much more are a common sight.
Sitka Convention & Visitors Bureau
Everywhere in Sitka you will encounter nature. Amazing hiking trails, Harbor Mountain. Sea lions and sea otters, humpback whales and bald eagles, among much more are a common sight.
Arts & Culture
Lincoln Street is the vein that runs through Sitka from the channel to Totem Park (Sitka National Historical Park) and has everything or is within less than a block from the Na Kahidi Theater where Tlingit dancers perform, City Hall, art galleries and shops, restaurants, hotels, St,.Michael's Russian Orthodox Church, the Russian Bishops House, castle hill, two harbors, two parks, the Centennial Hall, Sheldon Jackson Museum, Sitka Fine Arts camp, the Sitka Sound Science Center, Totem Park and much more, believe it or not and all within easy walking distance.
Lincoln Street
Lincoln StreetLincoln Street is the vein that runs through Sitka from the channel to Totem Park (Sitka National Historical Park) and has everything or is within less than a block from the Na Kahidi Theater where Tlingit dancers perform, City Hall, art galleries and shops, restaurants, hotels, St,.Michael's Russian Orthodox Church, the Russian Bishops House, castle hill, two harbors, two parks, the Centennial Hall, Sheldon Jackson Museum, Sitka Fine Arts camp, the Sitka Sound Science Center, Totem Park and much more, believe it or not and all within easy walking distance.
Drinks & Nightlife
Westmark
330 Seward St