If you are in Juneau on a cruise or even otherwise make sure to make a pit stop here. It's walking…read moredistance from the cruise port and kids will love it. The fountains spout water around the life sized bronze whale and even from inside it every few minutes, so make sure to wait around incase you arrive when the fountains are not open. There are some totem poles around the small park surrounding the whale as well.

Great little walk from downtown. Walk the pier and see the wildlife…read more We enjoyed walking ang seeing the sights. I love seeing native culture.

Family owned and operated company that consists of a tram tour about 600 ft up the side of…read moremountain. The ride was a little scary at times but the view is amazing.. the ride takes you through Tonga National Forest. Staff is friendly and very knowledgeable. Small gift shop at the base.

There were ZERO flowers hanging from upside down trees. It was a freezing cold ride sitting…read moreshoulder to shoulder with strangers in a tram up terrifying hairpin turns on a muddy path. At the top is a panoramic view of..... the airport. Hard pass on this one. Save your money.

Beautiful park with a crystal-blue river. I hiked part of a trail and it was gorgeous. The…read morerainforest and the rapids really made for a great experience!

Welcome to the Beauty and Wonderment of my Alaska. If you are planning a trip up here in the Summer…read moremonths, (which I would not come in Winter, it can be tough!), and you are staying in the General Area of Anchorage and or Seward, please make room on your agenda for a trip to this wonderment of mankind. The Glacier herself is receding, but the Parks area and camping facilities are placed in areas where all you can say is "Oh my God'. The scenery, the air, the "feeling" is something that is a once in a lifetime opportunity that should not be passed on. Please do not come if you are looking for "Showers", running water and 5 star hotels. There are Restroom facilities, conveniently located throughout the campsites, with Potable Water, but this experience is what camping/fishing is all about. Jenn and I and Jersey and Chopper stayed at Black Bear Campground, and for Motor homes there is the Williwaw Camp grounds. The campsites are clean, and deep rooted in the forest system. They are laid out by the Glacier rivers, which puts you no more than 50-75 yards away from the streams where you can watch the Salmon runs of all the Salmon breeds. You can't fish in that area, but fishing is just down the road. Have you ever woke up early in a beautiful sun drenched morning, and heard a running stream of water, and breath some of the cleanest air known to man, pour yourself a cup of campfire coffee, and just take in the beauty of the land. You will...I have attached the website, check it out... The Park is Located in Portage Valley, 50 miles South of Anchorage on Highway #1. IT IS NOT IN JUNEAU...YELP!!!!!! HELP ME HERE!!!

Stunning trail. So many mushrooms, lots of lush green trees and moss, the glacier and views are…read morebreathtaking. Sad that the glacier is continuing to recede backwards. The hike is really not that difficult. Its a pretty short day hike of around 5 miles round trip and i believe to spot we went to with the group was around 800 feet of elevation gain. I found it to be a relatively easy trail but the people in my tour group were slow and many found it to be challenging. There are some chains to help you get up some of the uneven spots. Of course as with any hike be prepared, have water, snacks, good shoes. I would definitely come back here in the future but I would want to finish the hike all the way up to the top. Did not really see anyone else out on the trail other than our tour group. This was a weds morning.

Nice hike. Did it quickly we are in hiking shape. There are so so so many people and they do very…read moreslow so pass carefully or be patient. I'm really heartbroken to hear the glacier used to be right up to the visitor center and it's recessing backwards.

Done this trail a couple times. Very obvious path and well maintained. Most of the hike is covered…read moreby trees and you get little teases of sunlight/water views through the trees along the way. The hike up the neighborhood streets to get to the trailhead feels harder than the hike itself clocked in at just over an hour, 1.65 mi, ~1400' elevation gain.

After taking the tram up , my friends had mentioned this had a trail , we did come prepared so we…read moremight as well take a crack at it! Not sure how long or big this trail is we took it up to the cross on top the way up was nice , smooth not too crazy with the climbs. Trail is decent, this time it was a bit muddy but over all not bad. Best part of course are the amazing views, we were lucky to have a decent day yes it was cloudy & did sprinkle a bit but it also cleared up & the views once that fog moves over were very nice. Got to see some wildlife as well , this was a good way to spend a few hours, taking the tram up, nice little hike & then back down on the tram.

We arrived by cruise boat, we took the public bus which dropped us off about 1 mile from the…read moreentrance to the Visitors Center. The walk has a paved sidewalk and we felt safe. Due to the delayed arrival of out cruise boat, the Visitors Center was closed by the time we arrived but we were still able to make the most of our adventure. We took the 2 mile round trip path to see Nugget Falls. The path, though muddy was mostly flat. The base of the falls was sandy, but you can get fairly close the falls and the water. Not the best view of the glacier from here. On our return, we took the 0.3 mile path to Picture Point to better view the glacier. There were bathrooms available but once the sun sets, it gets dark quick. We waited at the share ride pick up spot for our Lyft to take us back. Uber is not available here

What can I say! I'm a sucker for beautiful waterfalls, and this was no exception…read more We canoe'd our way through the lake where the Mendenhall glacier is located, and on our way to the glacier, we saw this. You can also view these falls from the Mendenhall Glacier visitor center, but we chose to do it by canoe cause it was going to be a more unique (and tiring) experience. If you're in Juneau, this is a must see.

Very small park that is close to the cruise port in Juneau. There is a small covered area and a few…read morebenches. It is located near the end of downtown Juneau.

Small park very close to the cruise port and close to downtown Juneau. There are a few benches…read morethat have a really cool feature I have not seen before: you can tilt the bench back so you can sit with back support in either direction. There are also info signs where you can read about the history of Juneau.

This was a fun walk to take, lots of people walking their dogs on this side so watch your step. Not…read moreto many we're scooping. My son thought it was cool to see the remnants of the old mining facility.

Wandered around this walking trail and had a blast! I didn't wander far from my car, but there were…read morestill a ton of overlapping trails to walk through without getting lost. There were tons of informative signs throughout the Park, and there were even parts that lead to Sandy Beach! Beautiful trees, pretty waterfalls and a rich history made for an excellent excursion!