Eileen Glaholt

Our first stop was Juneau. Two members of our party found the Red Dog Saloon, a favorite of travelers and locals alike. The highlight of the watering hole was the folk singer who seemed to know all of the greats – “North to Alaska”, “The Edmund Fitzgerald”….the sawdust on the floor, the great companionship of fellow travelers, the beer, and the décor added to the enjoyment of all who visited the bar.

We took the tram to the top of the mountain above Juneau. The view is worth the trip, and we would have seen more except for the fog and rain which quickly moved in. My husband was delighted on the trip up by the sight of a bald eagle flying just under the tram car.

Shopping for souvenirs seemed to be the best in Juneau. Prices were very reasonable and the selection the best of all three ports we visited. Suggest you do your main shopping here if you are on the Vancouver/Vancouver trip. The Russian shop has some beautiful items.

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