
Juneau Ghost Walk Haunted History and Ghost Stories
Step into Juneau's mysterious past on an unforgettable evening filled with ghost stories, local legends, and fascinating history. This guided walking tour combines eerie tales with authentic historical research as you visit some of the city's most haunted landmarks. If you're looking for a unique Juneau shore excursion after your cruise adventure, this spooky experience is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group, on their site.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.

Exclusive Juneau City and Mendenhall Glacier Tour


























Mendenhall Glacier
A massive glacier calving into its own lake, and Juneau's most popular attraction. Most visitors look at the face from the visitor center, then walk the trails to Nugget Falls.

Whale waters off Juneau
Whale watching from Juneau means a boat trip into the Inside Passage waters around the city. Humpback and orca whales feed here, and boats carry visitors out to see them.
Nugget Falls
Nugget Falls is a 377-foot waterfall that drops into Mendenhall Lake, reached on a short, flat trail from the Mendenhall Glacier area. It is one of the most popular walks in Juneau.
Mount Roberts Trail
Mount Roberts is a 3,819 foot peak just east of downtown Juneau. Its trail starts at a trailhead on Basin Road and climbs steeply to the Mountain House and the summit.












