Travel to these communities by small cruise ship or ferry. Several are served by cruise lines, and most have ferry service on the Alaska Marine Highway. See the ‘Getting Here’ section on each destination’s page for more information.
Located 155 miles south of Juneau on the northern tip of Wrangell Island, Wrangell is a city rich with history. For four decades Wrangell played an important role in three major gold rushes: the Stikine River, Cassiar, and Klondike Gold Rushes, bringing tens of thousands of miners to the community
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As Alaska’s State Capital and the hub for travel to Southeast Alaska from the lower 48, Juneau is a must-stop destination. Visitors set their sights on Mendenhall Glacier, Tracy Arm Fjord, Juneau’s downtown historic district, salmon fishing, and wildlife viewing (bears, whales, and eagles– oh my!). Come see Alaska’s closest
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