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Sitka

First City Of Alaska

Sitka is a charming and scenic island community in Southeast Alaska with a population of approximately 9,000, the 4th largest city in Alaska. Accessible only by air or sea, Sitka offers incredible scenery, fishing, hiking, abundant wildlife, and remains one of Alaska's favorite destination cities for both locals and visitors.
 
Heavily influenced by early Russian settlers, as shown by Sitka's downtown St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Cathedral with onion dome, it was the location, where, in 1867, the United States purchased Alaska from the Russians. On this day Sitka became Alaska's first capital city. 

Sitka Shopping

 
Sitka's downtown shopping area is a convenient walk from Sitka's Harrigan Centennial Hall, the centrally-located drop-off point for many cruise and bus visitors. Enjoy a leisurely stroll of shops offering quality art, jewelry, souvenirs, quilts, and of course authentic Russian-inspired ornaments and gifts.

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Sitka Activities

 
Whether you are an active outdoor enthusiast or just looking for a comfortable nature getaway, Sitka is a trip highlight. Due to the protected alcoves and inlets that keep the ocean current at bay, seeing Sitka by boat, whether whale watching, kayaking, or fly fishing, is a great way to explore all that Sitka has to offer.
 
If educational opportunities are more of interest, make sure to stop by the Alaska Raptor Center to see rehabilitating bald eagles, owls, and hawks, The Sitka Sound Science Center to learn all about spawning salmon and local ocean habitat, or Fortress Of A Bear, a sanctuary for injured bears.

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Sitka Restaurants

 
Sitka is a very proud fishing community. And you know what that means - fresh seafood! While Sitka may be small by normal city standards, there is no shortage of delicious, fresh-off-the-boat seafood at many of the local restaurants. Try as much as you can!

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About Sitka

 
Sitka has a proud Russian heritage and served as the capital of Russian America until 1867 when Alaska was purchased by the United States. Today, you can learn about Sitka's Russian influence with the New Archangel Dancers, who perform traditional Russian dance during the summers.
 
But this is only the tip of the iceberg. When it comes to Sitka, whether you long to stroll the Sitka National Historical Park filled with ancient Sitka spruce trees and original Tlingit totem poles or hike Mt. Edgecumbe, an extinct volcano, Sitka is an outdoor paradise.

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Featured Stores

57 Peaks

Sitka, AK

Whales in Silver Bay Leggings

Pansies Leggings

Abby’s Reflection Apparel & Quiltworks

Sitka, AK

Raven Salmon Laser Cut Fusible Applique

Alaska Kuspuk Dress Pattern For Children

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Sitka Top 10

Mount Edgecumbe

A dormant volcano 10 miles West of Sitka rising 3,200 feet; hikeable.

Alaska Day Festival

The capital of Russian America, Sitka celebrates Alaska Day as the day in October 18, 1867 when the US purchased Alaska from Russia. 

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New Archangel Dancers

Encouraging interest in Alaska's Russian history and culture through folk dance and song.

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Sitka Whale Watching

Whales can be seen in Sitka year-round, a great day activity for all ages, especially during Whalefest in November!

Sitka Fly Fishing

Sitka is a proud commercial and sport fishing community; if you're looking to fish, fish in Sitka!

Sitka Sound Science Center

Wildlife fans get an up-close look at the marine creatures that make this part of Alaska so special.

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Alaska Raptor Center

Alaska's only full-service aviation hospital and educational facility, a great place to see recovering eagles, owls, and hawks.

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Fortress Of A Bear

An educational bear sanctuary where you can see orphaned bears and bear cubs.

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Sitka National Historical Park

Visit the world’s largest intact temperate rainforest for lush greenery, vibrant wildlife and an abundance of hiking trails.

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Sitka Fine Arts Camp

A top program and sleep away camp for students looking to engage creatively in the arts; held every summer.

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