Kroschel Films Wildlife Center
Nature & Wildlife Area
Search results
- www.alaska.org
- › Haines
The Haines area is home to tons of wildlife—from moose to bears and a variety of birds—and you may even see some of them right downtown! Join a guided tour with Rainbow Glacier Adventures , and have a local guide bring you to all the best spots.
Haines (Tlingit: Deishú) is a census-designated place located in Haines Borough, Alaska, United States. It is in the northern part of the Alaska Panhandle and near Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve.
Haines, Alaska is one of the Inside Passage's most scenic communities, located 75 miles north of Juneau. Find information on things to do, from unique museums, fun festivals, fishing, wildlife watching, and plenty of ways to immerse yourself in Alaska's outdoors.
Experience the vast Alaskan wilderness with epic views and that get-away-from-it-all feel. Start Exploring. Getting Here. Just north of Juneau and a little south of Skagway, Haines is only 45 miles from the United States/Canadian border and is accessible by road, air, and water. Learn More.
Haines Borough is a home-rule borough located in the state of Alaska. As of the 2020 census, the population was 2,080, down from 2,508 in 2010.
History of Haines Alaska. The Haines area was originally settled by Native Alaskans of the Tlingit culture who traveled along the Northwest Coast upwards behind the receding glaciers or came down the mountain valleys from the Interior. The area was valued for its mild climate and abundance of food. The original Native name for Haines was Deishu ...
- www.alaska.org
- › Haines
With bald eagles, bears, and gorgeous scenery, as well as fascinating culture and history, these tours out of Skagway and Haines offer an up-close experience with insights from knowledgeable local guides.
About. Getting There. Dates and Prices. Photos. Contact. Haines, Alaska. A charming town on Alaska’s Inside Passage, historic Haines is where mountains meet the ocean, making for stunning views and an abundance of activities.
Haines boasts world class adventures on all scales for our visitors. Enjoy a hike viewing glaciers at Chilkat State Park, or maybe look for bears and eagles while stringing your line to fish Chilkoot River.
Haines is a significant transshipment point due to its ice-free deep water port and year round highway access to Canada, Interior Alaska and the continental US on the Haines and Alaska Highways. Haines Borough encompasses approximately 2,350 square miles of land, or almost 1.5 million acres, and another 382 square miles of water are within its ...
