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!

We enjoyed the flume trail with its extensive boardwalk, Lovely Creek views and lush vegetation. We…read moretook this trail from our hotel and on the way to Perseverance trail.

What a beautiful and inviting trail. I had originally found this trail through the mossy and lush…read moreimages on Pinterest. It's as beautiful in person as it is online. Note that this is a flat and easy trail with about 50 percent of it being boardwalk and the other half being stone. The trail starts at the end of Evergreen Street (close to the crossing of Pine). If you so choose, you can hop off the trail and weave your way back to downtown. Along the trail you'll see snowcapped mountains, waterfalls, a river and lush rainforest-like surroundings. Ah! Breath in the fresh Alaskan air! Free entertainment! This was definitely one of the highlights during our time in Juneau.

Twin Lakes Kids Playground - Juneau, AK…read more While spending the day in Juneau off our cruise ship, we needed a place where the kids could burn off some energy -- and Twin Lakes Kids Playground was a perfect choice. Tucked right by the lakeside, this playground was a pleasant surprise. The park was very clean and clearly well-maintained, with a wide variety of equipment to keep little ones busy. The kids especially loved the rock climbing wall and the swing-glider -- but there were plenty of other engaging activities for different age levels. From climbing structures to creative play areas, they had more than enough to explore. It was a great change of pace from sightseeing and a chance for the kids to just be kids. Highly recommend this spot if you're in Juneau with young ones and need a break from the usual tourist stops!

Great place for a walk or just to watch your kids play. Enjoy the beautiful view of the main…read morechannel and the ponds filled with waterfowl. Nicely trimmed grass for your outdoor games. Areas for your bbq.

We had a lot of fun with a great variety of things to see. Mountain, lake views and plenty of…read moreplants to see. Benches to sit on and enjoy the scenery. Be sure to wear good shoes. It's a great place to play Pokemon just as long as you pay attention to your walking. People were going out at the end near Old Goat road. I couldn't figure out where they were safely going, but I was already tired and still had to walk back.

Auke Lake Trail is an easy one to walk the trail, wear good hiking boots with ankle support,…read moredrinking water, rain jacket. Beware not go through a path blocked by nor to touch Devil's Foot plants as their defensive painful thorns along the edge of their leaves, if implanted into the skin may be difficult to remove and painful.

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.

Hike goes from easy to difficult very quickly. The last 30-40 minutes is just straight incline with…read moremostly rocks and a not very well maintained and marked trail. However, it was one of my favorites hikes and the view of the reservoir was well worth it!

Trail entrance is by electric transmission lines parking lot. Fairly steep initial hike for about…read morethe first twenty minutes, then more gradual for a long part of the way. Water pump marks the end of one trail, but there's a split on the trail before reaching the pump house that continues on. Wear a good pair of hiking boots protecting the ankles, and a good supply of drinking water. Best to bring a hiking partner or two.

Alaska is one of the most heavily glaciated areas in the world outside of the polar regions…read more Approx. 23,000 square miles of the state are covered in glaciers--an area nearly the size of West Virginia. They tell stories of the Earth's history, shape the Earth's surface as they move and form valleys and mountains. A remnant of the last ice age cradled high in the Coast Mountains' lofty peaks, the Mendenhall Glacier, named after a noted scientist who served on the Alaska Boundary Commission, is one of many major glaciers that connect to the vast ice field in Juneau, where we arrived this morning as our second port of call. This was our first excursion given by the Norwegian cruise line. My partner and I took a tour bus to the Mendenhall Glacier from our cruise ship. It was about a 30-minute ride. The tour guide did a nice job in keeping us informed. Upon arrival, most visitors walk down to the shoreline by the lake to see this awesome spectacle at Photo Point. If one has never seen a glacier before, this is definitely worth your time.

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.

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 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.