Juneau Alaska Downtown Walking Tour | Juneau Alaska Excursions By John Gentry
We take you from the cruise ship port along the dock shoreline and around downtown Juneau. Get an idea of how Juneau looks before you get to Alaska, and hear my tips and information about the area. Also, take a look at our website where we have a large Alaska Travel and Moving guide with articles, photos, and videos of Juneau and around Alaska.
We have also begun a new travel guide for Alaska using our own content. Alaska businesses do change but from an adventure travel standpoint, nature stays fairly stable there but with some warming changes in the north. Our new guide has videos showing whats it’s like to travel the Alaska ferry system AKA the Marine highway. The link here: https://exploretraveler.com/alaska_travel_and_moving_faq/ will give you an edge since everything is real from our own perspective. We have extensive articles and videos showing business and areas of Denali State Park and our extensive photograph collection will also give you an idea of what to expect. Flying to remote locations from Juneau is also common and here is a link to my flights in small aircraft that I did manage to capture from the cockpit of the plane here: https://youtu.be/WGxzxDctk74 Juneau is the gateway to the Alaska Southeast and short flight to Skagway, Haines or more can be taken for these short flights. The Ferry ride is also available and we like to just walk on and walk off into Skagway since it’s a short walk to the hotels downtown. In Juneau, we recommend the 4 points by Sheraton (Marriott Owned now). In Skagway we like Sgt. Preston’s and it’s simple, clean, warm, and roomy enough. It’s also a short walk to food and the old Skagway experience year around. Winters are milder and we like unique photography during this time.
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Transcript:
Hello everyone welcome to explore traveler i wanted to give you a kind of a first-hand view of juneau alaska i think i’m going to start adding these little walk-through tours where i walk through with my phone or a video camera of some kind and as you can see behind me you got the beautiful mountains of douglas some of the wharf structures restaurants and such and i’m just gonna kind of walk through and give everybody kind of a first-hand walking view of what it looks like here in juneau alaska and for those of you watching us on youtube or on our website exploretraveler.com we thank you for your assistance over the many years and we hope to continue to bring you more and more content no matter what the situation we’ll just adapt and we’ll keep bringing you new travel stuff from alaska and around the world thanks okay so i’m starting the walking tour here this is the dock this is where a lot of people come to when they get off the cruise ships you notice from some of the snow this is the end of winter just the early stages of early spring the ravens are running around looking for food so this is kind of what it looks like before the tourists start arriving
so we’re going to walk here along the pier and I’m going to take you through the different areas of downtown Juneau
as you can see the ravens are ripping apart the bags gosh I hope they’re not eating them they’re really big they’re usually not too aggressive though
people are hanging out have lunch here on the pier so here’s what it looks like on this angle it’s red dog saloon little condo slash apartments it’s kind of the mountains that overlook Juneau
there’s a little sign here kind of points the way we’re going to be going in a small circle juno is not that big so it gives you a lot to you can see a lot in just a few minutes
let’s see even with and dynamic here things are fairly normal
so we’re just gonna walk here along the dock let’s go over here
i think people might wonder that area across that you’re seeing now that’s called Douglas island there’s a bridge that connects the two
see a lot of boats come into port here as you can see
juno is a historical it was a seafood city but it’s kind of turned into a large tourist season city at this point
a lot of people come into this point get off the boat go down here if they’re going internationally they got to go through a little there are customs down there
that’s the library on top of this parking garage
you see the phone shift a lot it’s because my hands are cold
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Thinking about moving there in like 10 days
I have no family out there, I'm 24, and have very little money. But I am sure there is work and somewhere I can stay.
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I’m a single father of 2 toddlers and want to move to Alaska don’t know if I should move here or anchorage or fair banks
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Thanks so much for your video. I am retiring in 2022 and am hoping to move to Juneau. I don't drive, and ride my bike, or walk so I wanted to see where there is to do there while there was still snow on the ground. It's hard to find any videos of the actual winter in Juneau so I can see what it would be like for myself and my chihuahuas.
heavy breathing into the mic? and where is everyone/open businesses? cool vid tho
We lived in Juneau in the early 1970's, and it certainly has changed. Occasionally a small cruise ship or two would come in. We bought our wedding bands at George's Gift and Jewelry (20:00). There was no tram, no parking garages, no big dock for the cruise ships. Nice to see the pictures of downtown Juneau as it looks without the crowds of tourists. Good memories, thanks for posting.
Doesn't look that rich
Looks like a ghost town
How do people survive there?
Thank you ,very beautiful.
8/21/2022 I heard the business is back to usual , back up from Covid .I was in Juneau 2 years ago working for a year and it was dead .
Red dog saloon has Alaskan brewing beer that you might never find anywhere else. It’s kind of where they often do a small batch trial run on new beers to see what people think of the beer before deciding whether or not to start bottling a big batch for distribution