See where the first airplanes touched down on Alaskan soil during the New York to Nome flight in 1920. The site where Stikine River City was built during the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush. S ee the border slash that separates the United States from Canada and hear the story of how it came about. Bathing suits are optional for those who dare. The indoor and outdoor wooden tubs and dressing rooms are maintained by the U.S. Forest Service and the Stikine Sportsman's Association.
Prices vary by location and group size.
The mystical magic of this place is truly evident on a overcast and drizzly day. During July through the first part of September see eagles, ravens, harbor seals, black bear and some brown bear feed upon the largest pink salmon run in Southeast Alaska. Your experienced guide will escort you from the boat to the observatory platform. If walking up and down stairs is difficult for you, please inform us at the time of making your reservation and we will do everything we can to accommodate you. Type-V, US Coast Guard approved flotation suits are available for your warmth, comfort and safety.