Polynesian voyaging Canoe docks in Haines
The Hokulea is a traditional Polynesian sailing canoe, built for crossing oceans. The Polynesian voyaging society is reviving the indigenous sailing techniques of the Pacific Ocean, without…
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The Hokulea is a traditional Polynesian sailing canoe, built for crossing oceans. The Polynesian voyaging society is reviving the indigenous sailing techniques of the Pacific Ocean, without…
Read MoreOn Friday, Mayor Doug Olerud and members of the Chilkoot Indian Association unveiled five Tlingit-language signs that have been erected near the Chilkoot Estates tribal subdivision. A "Children…
Read MoreHaines gets me. Maybe it’s because I love a good story, and Haines is full of them. Or it could be the people: good humored, resilient, and eccentric folk who go about their business all the while…
Read MoreHaines is wedged between mountains and glaciers on the Lynn Canal, the deepest fjord in North America, out-of-sight from cruise ships headed to Skagway and you are visiting with kids…
Read MoreHaines, Alaska, is a fantastic destination! We really enjoyed our stay in this lovely small Alaskan town and I'd like to share the highlights of visiting Haines with you in this post. If you're…
Read MoreOur wonderful neighbors to the north in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada, often drop down to visit us. Robin Steudel, a writer for What's Up Yukon, stayed in Haines for a bit recently and explored some of…
Read MoreWhen it comes to majestic peaks and awe-inspiring seascapes, Alaska (undeniably) has everywhere else in the world beat. These incredible 13 towns where the mountains meet the sea are filled with more…
Read MoreHaines, Alaska, is one of those gems that is often missed by family cruisers. If you have the option to take a cruise that stops in Haines, or can take an excursion to Haines (an option from Skagway)…
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