- TripBuzz found 50 things to do with kids in or near Haines, Alaska, including 29 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Skagway.
- From Never Monday Charters to Chilkat Guides - Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Float, the Haines area offers 27 different types of family activities, including: Rafting, Nature & Wildlife Areas, Natural History Museums and River.
- Located in the Northern region of the Alaska Panhandle is the city of Haines. The city is most popularly known and visited for the Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. Mist covered snowy mountains make for breathtaking views to those visiting the small city that is home to just over 2,000 residents.
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Located a mere 15 miles from Skagway, the Haines Wilderness River Adventure is a guided tour through the enormous (48000 acre) Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. The boat tour offers ample opportunities to see pristine nature and wildlife.
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The Davidson Glacier has its beginnings in the Chilkat Range and ends in Davidson Lake. Visitors can see the glacier from a specially constructed road, although the most popular way to see this glacier is by boat.
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The Red Onion Saloon Brothel Museum is consisted by the 10 upstairs rooms. The exhibits date from the gold rush era, and some of them were found on the site. The resident ghost is Lidia.
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Trail of '98 Tours (T N Tours) offers White Pass Summit/Fraser Tours including views of Denver Glacier, Pitchfork, Bridal, and International Falls, along with stops at the Skagway Overlook, Moore Creek Bridge, White Pass Summit, and area lakes. They also offer an Emerald Lake Tour which includes additional stop…
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Yakutania Point is a favorite destination for wildlife viewing enthusiasts because of its accessible trails and waterways. Here, hikers are likely to see harbor seals, buffleheads, harlequin ducks and more from the vantage points along the trails.
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On an 1898 built railroad, the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway offers its clients scenic tours. The railroad is 67.5 miles long, and has an elevation of almost 3,000 feet. In 2012 it transported almost 300,000 tourists.
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In 1897, the Klondike gold rush began with people moving north in search of gold. At the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park visitors can attend park ranger led programs, visit the Gold Rush Museum, a 1910 saloon museum, take numerous hikes, and camp.
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The hiking trail of Upper Dewey Lake is highly strenuous and required a full day of hiking for the roundtrip even though it is only six miles in total distance. Camping near the lake and Dewey Creek is allowed though for those who need rest.
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Part of the Alaska Excursions packages, the Grizzly Falls Ziplining Expedition takes the tourists over the rainforests and the waterfalls. It has 11 Ziplines, and the speed can reach 45 mph.
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Alaska Green Jeep Tour Rentals allows visitors to own their own tour by driving themselves. More than just a car rental, the jeep is equipped with an audio CD, a map, and a cooler of drinks and snacks.