Museums, historic sites, Alaska Native culture, galleries, parks and trails.
photo Bruce Warrington
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Guided hikes & wildlife · Haines Highway
48,000-acre state preserve along the Chilkat River, with four viewing pullouts between mileposts 18 and 21 of the Haines Highway.
Not walkable from the dock — 18 to 21 miles out. The state says the largest eagle gathering is late fall and early winter, after the cruise season ends.
Attraction · Downtown
Raptor center and natural-history museum on the Haines Highway; adults $25, ages 6–12 $15, 5 and under free.
Listed as closed for the season and open by appointment only as of October 2026. No phone number and no presentation schedule are published on its site.
Guided hikes & wildlife · Beach Road
Easy shoreline trail about two miles one way from the end of Beach Road — the one real hike reachable on foot from the cruise dock.
Part of Chilkat State Park's north section. The main park unit is 7 miles out on Mud Bay Road and is not walkable from town.
Park & trail · Beach Road
Seven-acre state shoreline site on Beach Road near downtown, with a scenic overlook, water and accessible latrines. No fee.
Walkable from Port Chilkoot Dock along Beach Road. Camping is first come, first served and the state says there is no parking at the site.
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