The “Ghosts of Historic Sitka” tour explores the grim and ghastly tales that center around the many cultures that comprise Sitka’s past. Journey with Haunted Sitka through the back passages of town on this 90 minute relaxed walking tour.
The Sitka Maritime Heritage Society is a non-profit dedicated to preserving maritime heritage and sharing that legacy with the public especially youth. We offer tours to educate guests on Sitka’s rich maritime heritage. We are also restoring a historic building as a maritime heritage center and working boat space.
Sitka Trail Works, Inc. is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to the development, maintenance, and promotion of Sitka area trails. Occasional guided hikes, maps, volunteer trail maintenance, and special events are offered throughout the summer.
Guided walking tour of local businesses and locally made products. Learn about Sitka’s rich history from both Tlingit and Russian perspectives. This walking tour is accessible for the disabled. Groups of less than six are preferred.
Situated on the outer coast of the Gulf of Alaska, the Sitka Ranger District encompasses Baranof Island and part of Chichagof Island. The road system provides access to numerous miles of hiking trails, while access to the outer coast provides great opportunities for backcountry hiking, camping, dry cabins, whale watching and fishing. The Mount Edgecumbe Volcanic Field is another unique feature found on this district.