Juneau City Tour – Alaska’s Gold Rush Capital Walking Tour

This Juneau city tour blends gold rush history, frontier legends, native culture, and Alaskan storytelling into one unforgettable walk.

Red Dog Saloon
Start inside one of Juneau’s most legendary gold rush saloons—once visited by Wyatt Earp himself.

Historic South Franklin Street
Walk the charming waterfront street lined with shops, saloons, and gold rush-era buildings.

Alaskan Brewing Company Depot
Learn how old gold rush beer recipes inspired modern Alaskan Amber beer.

The Alaskan Hotel & Bar
Visit the oldest operating hotel in Juneau—and hear the ghost story of Annie, said to still haunt Room 218.

Front Street Clock & Imperial Saloon
Experience authentic frontier Juneau where miners and prospectors once drank and gambled.

Sealaska Heritage Institute
Explore the culture and history of the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian peoples who lived here long before the gold rush.

Juneau Drug Building
Hear the chilling story of the Princess Sophia shipwreck and the spirits said to haunt the building today.

Silverbow Inn & Bakery
Visit Alaska’s oldest continuously operating bakery—and meet the friendly ghost still searching for fresh bread.

Alaska State Capitol
See the unique state capitol building with no dome and learn how Alaska became the 49th state.

Windfall Fisherman Bear Sculpture
One of Juneau’s most iconic public artworks celebrating Alaska’s wilderness and wildlife.

Juneau-Douglas City Museum & Totem Pole
Explore Alaska’s mining history and the stories carved into the towering Haida totem pole.

Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church
Discover the Russian roots of Alaska and one of Juneau’s most beautiful historic churches.

Gold Creek & Joe Juneau Story
Hear how gold discovered “as large as peas and beans” created the city itself.

Wickersham House Optional Extension
Climb above downtown for panoramic views and frontier history connected to Judge James Wickersham.