Jim Wesson

Sitka is a quaint village of Russian heritage and reminds you of a European setting. From the unique domed cathedral to the Russian bishop's former home, the settlement is a delightful reminder of a time gone by. Tours of the area are offered at the pier by locals but town is just 1 block away. It is about a mile and a half to the raptor center, a favorite attraction for many. Just before the raptor center is a National Forest Park with well marked trails featuring about a dozen totem poles. Signs at the entrance warn of recent confirmed bear sightings. A creek runs through the park and should be loaded with salmon right now as they were just starting to run on August 6. The area is home to many eagles and other birds of prey. Shopping was similar to the other ports. The wildlife adventure tour received rave reviews from those who went.

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