Highest quality gear, expert knowledgeable and experienced salespersons, and lasting value. You…read moredefinitely get what you pay for here. I've been shopping here since 1994 and will continue to do so.

Foggy Mountain Shop saved our vacation! We were on an Alaskan cruise departing from Seattle with…read moreJuneau as our first stop. The airline lost our luggage so we got on the cruise literally with what we had on our backs. We had 45 minutes in Juneau to shop between the gangway dropping and our first excursion. As we got closer, I called the store and asked if they could please pull a few things in our sizes so we could just quickly try on and run out. We ran to the store from the ship and the ladies handed my husband and I stacks to take straight to the fitting rooms. They took excellent care of us and we were in and out in 15 minutes with enough to get us through the rest of our trip. We got pants, socks, hiking shoes, shirts, undergarments, and belts. We're so thankful for the staff of Foggy Mountain going out of their way to help us in a pinch.

My absolute favorite store in Juneau. Every time I go, I head to NAO. There selection is amazing. I…read morefind things to buy, I may not need them..lol. No, seriously, the staff is so nice and welcoming. They make you feel like a local. Can't wait to go back soon!

Great inventory and product choices. Good selection of clothing and shoes for our climate. Staff…read moreoffers helpful suggestions and guidance. Best brands like Filson, Eagle Creek, Carhartts, and Helly Hansen. Customer service is outstanding! Always my first choice.

5 stars for selection, 5 stars for location, 1 star for customer service, 2 stars for price, staff…read morestands around, try's to avoid eye contact, no one seems to want to work the register so the line grows and does not move fast, I am sure no one at this mega store will care, but even in Juneau, they need to know that Amazon has the same selection, Amazon has lower price,even though you need to wait 3 weeks for anything at least you don't have to put up with rude workers, while trying to recognize it is tough to find help, these folks don't seem to care or be willing to put any effort into it. Juneau deserves better

I have never been to a Sportsman Wearhouse until this one opened in Juneau. Lots and lots of…read morefishing gear, hunting, camping, and some clothing (wish there was more, I heart clothes). But overall, a good place for gearing out for a fun time hiking, camping or fish/hunt I guess. Some candy & soda's are sold up by the register Incase you are starving. Staff are helpful enough, overall can't complain

This store was a gem of a find on vacation in Juneau. It is exceptionally clean, well organized…read more(down to color-sorted clothing by type) and has an incredible selection of items. If you're in the market for any kind of sporting gear or outdoor clothing, this place is a must. We liked it so much, we walked back in to buy one more thing after we'd already gotten in the car!

There's some high end trendy outdoor stores in Juneau. But if you are looking for good gear that's…read moreaffordable and you are willing to dig, this is the place for you. The store is larger than it looks from the outside. There's an amazing array of everything from scuba to rock climbing, skates and of course, rain gear. Great place to have some fun and look for a bargain.

Great selection of outdoor fishing and hunting gear. Found a great pair of waterproof deck boots on…read moresale.

They have a great stock of outdoor supplies and a wonderful staff that will do everything they can…read moreto find what you need

Just what a die hard fly fisherman is looking for. Rocky knew all the patterns that are hitting…read morefor each species and even gave me some ideas for local spots near Juneau before I head off into the bush. Great shop and I'd trust them with your fly fishing recommendations while (or before) you visit the region.

These guys are legit. They have a nice website/online store. Great service and selection. I highly…read morerecommend these guys!

I've been shopping here for awhile now. They carry decent stuff and prices are for the most part…read morereasonable. Service is decent but for as much hockey stuff as they sell, they aren't always willing to help you. The staff is always courteous and greets you and says buy when you are leaving. If you want to sell them something, it's often best to get the owner, the younger guy will nit pick and beat you down to nothing. I realize that they need to get stuff for a low price so that they can resell it as used but his prices are often so low-ball that it's not even funny. I've found that for my time and money I'm better off using the consignment shop or Craigslist to sell my stuff.

Jason was the best guide! He had a ton of knowledge, stories, (and jokes of course!)…read more Absolutely recommend. The rapids were fun for a beginner like myself and the views speak for themselves.

Five star experience with Autumn and Captain Lee! Quite an informative and knowledgeable crew. The…read moresafety briefing was thorough and the boat was clean and organized. Autumn clearly has a passion for whales and gave us enough education to fuel our fire for the animals. We saw calves and Sasha and we were treated with the experience of a whale breaching right in front of the boat! Overall a wonderful experience and looking forward to another tour with ATA! Also to mention the wonderful salmon bake! Fresh fish and live music with covered seating and a creekside view. The short hike to the waterfall was fun too! Special shout out to our wonderful bus driver too! She drives the "sunshine" bus and while her name escapes me, her impression does not! She pointed out an eagle's nest, told stories of the legendary wolf Romeo, and gave us a quick but detailed history of the town. Bonus that she's from our neck of the woods!

We went to Norris Glacier with ABAK and it was amazing!!!! The air, water, and land combination…read morewas incredible!!! Seaplane to the glacier landing. Packraft to the glacier and walk on Norris glacier. Every bit was fantastic. Everything was very organized with exceptional service.

Liz at the kayak rental shop in Auke Bay definitely went above and beyond! She was very friendly,…read moreprofessional and very knowledgeable. She fixed the rudder on my kayak with ease even though it was a complicated repair. Thank you Liz!

We shopped at this large and well stocked Foodland every day we were in town. The Produce and salad…read morebar was very fresh and they had an excellent selection of meats, including smoked salmon plus a large variety of dairy and yogurt products including hard to find soy and almond yogurts. The staff were very friendly and twice staff members struck up a conversations with us out of the blue - a nice touch.

I'm a 48 year old man on a cruise stop, buying a 6 pack of beer. I might look a little younger than…read moremy biological age, but no one has mistaken me for a minor in a very long time. With a smile I place the beer on the counter. The woman behind the counter, a short overweight lady I would guess to be in her early to mid-30's just scowls at me, before asking for my ID (it's been a long time since I was carded at all). With a smile I hand her my Canadian Permanent Resident card, issued by the federal government of Canada, whose border is about 30 miles away from where I was standing. She inspects it quizzically before handing it back to me saying "it needs to have an expiration date." Confused, I take the ID back to inspect it, and again cheerfully, I point her to the bottom of the card with the expiration date, and my birthdate directly above it. She again looks it over like she can't really read, hems and haws and acts like maaaybe she is going to ring the order up, but maybe not. Here's where I made a mistake apparently- I jokingly said "my 21st birthday is over 27 years old, what exactly is the issue?" and shrugged, she immediately shoves the ID back at me and says "I'm not going to serve you." Shocked, I ask to speak to the manager, but I notice there is a customer behind me so I ask her to please take care of him first since she had been wasting our time for a couple minutes now. She ignores that and leaves him waiting while she gets the manager. I'm expecting the manager would have half a brain and some sense of customer service unlike the clerk, but the also 30-something manager young enough to be my daughter looks at the ID and says "we're not going to serve you." I should have asked whether she thinks I'm under 21 years of age (preposterous) or that my federally issued Canadian ID is fake (ridiculous), instead I just left empty-handed as she said "we do things differently in Alaska." Yeah, apparently you do.