Port of Haines

Haines, Alaska

Located in the Alaskan Panhandle, the Port of Haines is a picturesque village situated between the Chilkoot Inlet and Chilkat River, making it a hotspot for summer outdoor recreation. The area was first settled by the Tlingit people thousands of years ago and has a rich history dating back to the mid-1700s when it was explored by Russian and Spanish explorers. Haines was also a part of Alaska's gold rush in the 1890s, and gold is still mined in the Chilkat Valley today. The town offers a unique blend of cultural heritage, wildlife, and outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the historic Fort William H. Seward, witness one of the largest populations of bald eagles and brown bears in the world, and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Chilkat Valley. With a variety of outdoor adventures, historical sites, and wildlife viewing opportunities, Haines is a must-visit destination in Southeast Alaska.

Location

City: Haines

Region: Alaska

Country: United States

Coordinates: 59.2358° N, 135.4456° W