The tour leads you around downtown Juneau to all of the principal buildings and sights. Practical Information Log cabins seem to be the de rigeur structure for visitor centers in Alaska, and Juneau is no exception. The Davis Log Cabin is found at 134 3rd Sreet, down town. This is your best source for walking tour maps, and other information on the area. A visitor kiosk is open sometimes, when cruise ships are in town, at Marine Park next to the cruise ship dock.
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The U.S. Forest Service is located at 101 Egan Drive, with exhibits and audio-visual programs on Southeast Alaska forests and wildlife. Reservations for forest cabins are made here. The Alaska Marine Highway's Auke Bay Terminal is on Glacier Highway, with service to Prince Rupert, Bellingham, Ketchikan, Sitka, and other Southeast Alaska towns. Several Alaskan cities, including Fairbanks, Skagway, and Juneau, offer atmospheric entertainment places, where you may behave just as what you might imagine a prospector from the 1800s would. This is all good fun and adds greatly to a visit to the more remote areas of North America.