• Starrigavan Recreation Area - A tranquil wetland where the forest meets the tidewater, abundant in birdlife and natural splendor.
• Halibut Point - Explore Sitka’s cherished “Magic Island” for breathtaking vistas across Sitka Sound and the nearby islands.
• Sandy Beach - An untamed Alaskan beach ideal for ocean views and beachcombing adventures.
• Sitka National Historic Park/Totem Park - “Totem Park” offers a walk beneath towering spruce trees among historic totem poles.
• Whale Park - A picturesque coastal stop with expansive views and opportunities for marine wildlife sightings.
• Silver Bay - A viewpoint over Silver Bay with magnificent fjord views framed by forested mountains.
• Heart Lake Trail - The charming Thimbleberry Creek trail, a serene forest path showcasing Sitka’s lush vegetation, rainforest, and a waterfall view.
• St. Michael the Archangel Orthodox Cathedral - Tour the main street, where the guide will offer narration and recommendations for shops and restaurants, and admire the beautiful Russian Orthodox Church, St. Michael’s.
• Japonski Island - Cross O’Connell Bridge, enjoying the stunning views of Sitka Sound and its numerous islets to Japonski Island, offering a postcard-perfect view of Sitka-by-the-Sea, a panoramic scene uniting land, sea, and sky.

• Most importantly: A local guide to lead and enrich your experience
• Umbrellas — we recommend wearing or bringing a rain jacket and comfortable, waterproof hiking shoes
• Informational materials about Sitka
• Entrance fees
• Snacks
• Binoculars - Better to spot eagles with
• In-vehicle air conditioning

✔ Intimate Group Setting
✔ Expert Local Guides
✔ Unique and Unconventional Routes

Discover Sitka like a local—on foot, amidst lush rainforests, breathtaking ocean vistas, and a wealth of natural history.

This guided nature walk is crafted for those who wish to take a leisurely pace, inhale the crisp Alaskan air, and form a genuine connection with the environment. Throughout the journey, an experienced local guide will narrate tales of Sitka’s ecology, wildlife, and cultural heritage.

Spanning Sitka’s 14 miles of road, this tour provides access to a variety of landscapes and scenic spots without lengthy drives or challenging hikes, offering a perfect way to explore Southeast Alaska away from the crowds.

The tour emphasizes appreciation, learning, and a bond with nature over speed or distance, making it ideal for inquisitive adventurers and nature enthusiasts of all ages.

Venture off the conventional path—and away from tourist hotspots—into Sitka’s breathtaking scenery. Book your hike today and uncover why this island enchants nature enthusiasts.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.