Sitka, Alaska, is a city and borough situated on Baranof Island in the Alexander Archipelago. It is known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and diverse wildlife. Sitka was originally inhabited by the Tlingit people and later became the capital of Russian America in 1808. | Kirsten Young

The John O'Connell Bridge. The bridge connects the town of Sitka on Baranof Island to the Airport and Coast Guard Station on Japonski Island. So nice to have this bridge to go across to where I work every week. #islandlife #followers #nonfollowers #oconnellbridge | Esther Javier-Schmitt

Baranof Island, one of my favorite bear viewing places in Alaska! #bears #alaska #wildlife #juneau #alaskalife #tongass #sitka | Niebrugge Images

Hunt Brown Bear in Southeast Alaska! You will be hunting the Famous ABC Islands (Admiralty, Baranof, and Chicagof) for huge Brown Bears. We have hunts available in both spring and fall every year. Our hunts take place from one of our Yachts that serve as base camp. From there you access the hunting areas in smaller 16 -18 ft boats or “Skiffs.” Click the link below for more information and to fill out our lead form and we will reach out to you! ⤵️ | Glacier Guides Inc.

CJ & STEVIE D | Outdoor Adventure Travel on Instagram: "We currently live in Alaska, and while it’s ALL beautiful, these 3 towns absolutely blew us away…😮‍💨🏔️ 📌 If you’re planning a trip (or dreaming of one), SAVE this! 1. SITKA 🌲 Located on Baranof Island in Southeast Alaska, Sitka is only accessible by plane or ferry — and it feels like its own world. Mountains drop straight into the ocean, bald eagles are everywhere, and the wildlife is unreal. What to do: hike through the Tongass rainfo

CJ & STEVIE D | Outdoor Adventure Travel on Instagram: "We spent two years living in Southeast Alaska — and here are 3 towns you can’t miss 👇 🏔 SITKA – Tucked on Baranof Island along the outer coast, Sitka feels like a blend of ocean and wilderness. Historic downtown with preserved Russian architecture, volcano views, and incredible access to trails and water adventures. Some of our favorite hikes in Southeast Alaska are here. Be sure to check out the Totem Trail and learn about native culture