
Go Birding
Sitka National Historical Park
The estuary, shores and forests of Sitka NHP are excellent places to watch birds that are migrating through in the spring and fall. We also boast a fabulous array of birds that are hardy enough to stay all year around.
The estuary, shores and forests of Sitka are excellent places to watch birds that are migrating through in the spring and fall. We also boast a fabulous array of birds that are hardy enough to stay all year around. From the common American Robin to the long travelled Bar-Tailed Godwit, there is a chance of seeing a wide variety of birds here, depending on the time of your visit. If you get excited about majestic bald eagles and raucous ravens, this place is a "guaranteed" opportunity to see them in action most of the year. Bring your binoculars, pencil and your favorite bird identification book and get ready to check birds off your list! You can learn more about the birds in the park and download a bird checklist here. You can also stop by the visitor center for a bird checklist.
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1-3 Hours
Birding by nature is an exercise in patience. Give yourself plenty of time to explore the various bird habitats within the park.
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Spring, Summer, Fall
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The trail has a broad, gravel surface and minimal elevation change, and is appropriate for all hikers.The coast is uneven, slippery and rocky, and accessiblity varies with the tides. Dogs must be leashed.
Yes — Pets on leash are allowed on trails in the park.
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Sitka National Historical Park Visitor Center
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