Alpenglow Adventures offers customized, private hiking tours in Sitka, Alaska. We specialize in small private tours to perfectly fit your hiking wants, needs, and abilities. Offering half-day or full-day hikes with the option of a boat adventure to reach the trailhead, we are flexible to accommodate time, desired length of hike, and personal interests. Sitting in the heart of the Tongass National Forest surrounded by jagged mountains and deep fjords, Sitka is truly a uniquely beautiful place. Join us for a hiking adventure you’ll always cherish!

Beyond the ordinary, beyond the expected – discover Sitka’s magic with Beyond the Dock Tours! Skip the cruise ship crowds and dive straight into adventure with your personal guide. Within minutes of leaving the dock, you’ll be exploring pristine wilderness or iconic landmarks – the choice is yours.

Our private tours (2-6 guests) blend comfort with adventure in our luxury SUV. Whether you’re drawn to hiking, learning about our rich culture, looking for wildlife, or visiting one of our popular local attractions like Fortress of the Bear, we craft each tour around your interests and pace. No rigid schedules, no crowded buses – just authentic Alaskan experiences tailored exclusively for your group by guides who call this paradise home.

Pickup from the cruise ship terminal or downtown Sitka. Design your personalized Sitka adventure with Beyond the Dock Tours!

Louie the Lab Walking Tours is owned and operated by a local firefighter, a teacher, their son, and of course, Louie the lab. Their primary goal is to support small businesses by walking visitors around downtown and highlighting all Sitka has to offer from a local perspective. You’ll find companionship and a fun story along the way. Cost for the tours is entirely based on gratuity. Stickers are available for purchase to remember your time. A percentage of the proceeds go toward the local fight for breast cancer. Call, text, or email to book a 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.

Sitka Tundra Tours offers tours highlighting the best of Sitka. We offer stops at Fortress of the  Bear, Sitka National Historical Park, Whale Park, Historical sights along the way including some Russian, Tlingit, and WW2 sites. We are a local family-run business using two 2024 HIGH ROOF Ford F350s, each van holds 14 clients. We drop and pick up at either the cruise ship terminal or town. Your town is valuable and we want you to have time to see all that we love about living in Sitka. Available for group tours or individual travelers. Coastal, Local, and Professional.

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.

Experience the natural beauty of Sitka with personalized day hikes from Tongass Treks. Whether you’re a beginner hiker, or an avid adventurer, our customizable hikes offer an unforgettable experience in the Tongass National Forest for all levels. All hikes include transportation to and from the trailhead, a knowledgeable local guide, and bear and wilderness safety so you can soak in the beauty of the temperate rainforest and enjoy a day of exploration and fun!

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.