SHELDON JACKSON MUSEUM

From the city centre, walk south along the port and join the museum. Indeed this one presents all the history of the city and more largely of the south-east, in particular that of the Tlingit Indians. Then to complete your knowledge, a hiking trail accessible to all allows you to admire totem poles, emblem of each tribe. And at the bend in the path is the beach where, in 1804, one of the most important battles between Indians and Europeans took place. The path leads to a river in which thousands of salmon reproduce. So watch out for bears!