Juneau, Alaska

An iconic Juneau spot located right near the cruise docks, offering accessible outdoor and indoor seating. Order the famous king crab legs or the rich crab bisque.

Housed in a historic seaplane hangar, this restaurant offers flat, level entry and expansive views of the Gastineau Channel. Enjoy the fresh Alaskan halibut fish and chips.

A casual, open-air eatery perfect for a relaxed lunch featuring locally caught, beer-battered rockfish tacos. It is located in a flat, easy-to-navigate area near the downtown shops.

Accessible via a short shuttle ride, the center offers paved, flat paths with stunning views of the glacier and waterfall without requiring strenuous hiking.

This aerial tramway provides a gentle, seated ascent to the mountain summit, offering panoramic views of the city and cruise ships from the observation deck.

A modern, fully accessible facility featuring flat floors and elevators, showcasing rich Tlingit and Haida history and Alaskan art.

Peak season for humpback whale sightings in the surrounding channels occurs from May through September.

A state holiday commemorating the formal transfer of Alaska from Russia to the United States.

A large indoor holiday market featuring local artisans and crafts, perfect for gentle walking and souvenir shopping.