Sandwiched between the Gastineau Channel and alpine-forested mountains, Alaska’s remote capital, Juneau, features restored historic buildings, fascinating museums and vibrant nightlife. This geographically secluded city is the only state capital in America with no road system. It is a popular stopover for cruise ship visitors, who flock here for the spectacular natural surroundings and to view ancient calving glaciers. The area offers an excellent array of wildlife, including humpback whales, seals, eagles, and brown bears. Juneau offers visitors a cornucopia of exceptional wilderness attractions, including the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness Area, the Glacier Bay National Park and Admiralty Island National Monument, featuring the largest national forest in America. Don’t miss the massive world-famous Mendenhall Glacier. Other popular activities include kayaking, fishing, hiking, and hunting.