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Juneau, Alaska Juneau is the largest capital city in the United States, in terms of acreage. The city covers over 3,100 square miles. Though cosmopolitan by Alaska's standards, Juneau is still full of small town frontier atmosphere, with a population of approximately 30,000. |
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| Regal tendering passengers ashore | Nick& Betty meet the bears | Sea planes awaiting ship passengers |
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| St. Nicholas Orthodox Church | Famous Red Dog Saloon | Beautiful Victorian Houses in Juneau |
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| Juneau before cloud cover lifted | Our favorite Juneau restaurant | Juneau after cloud cover lifted |
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| Mendenhall Glacier is one of 38 large glaciers that flow from the Juneau Ice field | ||
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| Tying up at Haines | Ft. Seward, Alaska's first fort | Regal docked at low tide |
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| Fort is now Bed & Breakfast Homes | Smoke from Salmon bake fire | Note canon & Totem Pole |
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| Bamboo Room Mural | Story Telling Theatre | Moose Horn House |
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| Haines & eagles in the winter | Native Culture | Hiker overlooking Haines |
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