This classic home was built in 1940 by Cy and Mary Steers. The Ted Ferry family purchased the home in 1970, renovation and additions were started in 1996 and completed for opening in July of 2000. We are located in the very center of town which is equal walking distance to the West End or Downtown.
Every room has view of the Tongass Narrows and all rooms have private entries and baths.
We came up with the name Eagle Heights due to the incredible concentration of Bald Eagles in the immediate vicinity, as the home is located on a mountainside directly above a fish cannery. This attracts dozens of eagles vying for some tidbits. They dive, soar, play and eat all day long, so, for you photographers and eagle watchers, this is the place to stay. Prime eagle viewing is in June and July. Another attraction of Eagle Heights is the Yukon Room, our own family museum, filled with artifacts and memorabilia from the Gold Rush Days, as our ancestors had mining claims in Dawson City and Ruby, Alaska.