What it's like
Tenakee Springs is a small town on the Southeast Alaska coast, reached only by water or air. Its hot springs sit in the middle of town, in a bathhouse that has been restored. Visitors come for a long soak, and the springs are used at all hours of the day and night.
A visit is slow and simple. People soak, walk the town, and take a short outing by kayak or on a fishing charter. Nearby logging trails run for miles, and a historic buildings walk takes in the market, the Shamrock Building and the Tenakee Museum. The springs are run on donations by a local committee.
Good to know
Tenakee Springs
Tenakee Springs is a small Southeast Alaska town with hot springs in a restored bathhouse. Visitors soak in the mineral water by day or night, then spend the rest of the time kayaking, hiking or looking for wildlife.

Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
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Perseverance Trail
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