There comes a morning each year when Juneauites wake up and instinctively know that summer is over. The signs have been gathering for weeks. Fireweed blooms have faded, sending their
by Carl Johnson, Owner, Alaska Photo Treks If you have been planning a trip to see brown bears in Alaska, you have probably heard of Chinitna Bay. Nestled within Lake
Fairbanks is home to several attractions and activities that are the “northernmost” of their kind. Some are the northernmost in the United States, others in North America, with a few
Fairbanks is home to several attractions and activities that are the “northernmost” of their kind. Some are the northernmost in the United States, others in North America, with a few
It’s late August and that means we can once again witness the wonder of waving colors up above. Aurora Season officially kicks off August 21st! When the skies are dark enough
It’s late August and that means we can once again witness the wonder of waving colors up above. Aurora Season officially kicks off August 21st! When the skies are dark enough
Before you arrive in Juneau, you’ll probably have a list of things you hope to see. The glacier. Whales. The rainforest. Maybe you’ve booked a few excursions and have each
Open your browser and you’ll find endless lists telling you what you “have to” see, where you should eat, and how many attractions you can squeeze into a single day.
The familiar deep pink fireweed that is blooming around Juneau right now serves as Juneau’s calendar of how much summer is left. Plants continue to grow into June and blossoms
Five individuals died in the Tongass National Forest around Juneau during the summer of 2025. As of June 25, 2026, at least four rescues have been launched. It’s a stark