15-60 Minutes
Join a Ranger-led Program
Sitka National Historical Park
Ranger-led programs are a great way to learn more about the park and history of Southeast Alaska.
Talks and guided walks offer a chance to learn more about the natural world, the history of Sitka, and the interaction between the two. Park rangers present a variety of programs on topics such as totemic art, the Battle of 1804, and the history of Russian American. To find out what programs are scheduled, visit the park calendar.
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Guided ToursArtsColonization and SettlementRainforestNative American HeritageColonial/European Contact ConflictsSitka National Historical Park
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Details
Duration
15-60 Minutes
Fees Apply
No
Seasons
Summer
Time of Day
Day
Accessibility
Two accessible parking spaces are available in the visitor center parking lot. A paved trail with curb cuts leads to the visitor center from downtown Sitka. Accessible restrooms, a lowered water fountain, and an extended picnic table are available outside the visitor center. The trail is generally six feet wide, relatively flat, and paved with crushed gravel.
Pets
Yes — Pets are allowed on trails that start at the visitor center, but not indoors. You must keep your pet on a leash that is no more than six feet long and dispose of your pet's waste in a trash can.
Reservations
No
Location
Sitka National Historical Park