Low tide
Map of the town & surrounding area
National Park – ranger-led tours every 30 minutes
Visitor center
One of many totem poles
Eighteen totem poles are displayed here
Every carving tells a story
Most are restored
Originals dated back to 1904
Scattered totems throughout the 113 acres
A study in size
A trail marker
Native conifers
Manicured trail
Restored elsewhere
Tidal pools
Very tall trees
Major airport in Sitka
Forest fauna
Tidal pools could contain sea stars, limpets, and barnacles
Smaller totem
Belonging to a clan
Quite tall
Last over 100 years
Adult eagle
O'Connell Bridge to the airport
Young bald eagle
Seabourn Sojourn – a luxury ride
Cabins
Story of the sea otter
Ferns of the forest floor
Fort site of the battle in 1804 – a sacred area of the Native community
Three eagles perched in these treetops
Indian River
Perfect spot for eagle-watching
Fog-covered mountain top
River banks
Perfect place for bears during the salmon run
The sign covers all of the wildlife in this area
There is an eagle there, honestly
Yes, a young one
Dense shade in the forest
Always damp and wet
River mouth
Will be full of pink salmon in August
Green banks of the river
Good place for the bears to hide
Typical grave marker
Colorful when restored
Raven got a bonus fish
They will eat anything
Too big to swallow
Downtown Sitka
A good restaurant upstairs
One of the main streets
St. Michael's Cathedral - Russian Orthodox
Rebuilt in 1966
Colorful hanging basket
Summer annuals
Like the cooler weather
Not a bug in sight
