Sitka Map, Alaska

Sitka Sightseeing

Sitka National Park. This is considered as Alaska’s traditional recreational area which was instituted in 1910 in celebration of the Battle of Sitka during 1804. This attractive 113-acre recreational area located in the moderate rainforest houses the remnants of the last main battle of Europeans and Alaska Natives. Additionally, it is also the place of the Tlingit Fort and combat zone. There are park rangers in the... read more

Sitka Nightlife

Sitka Nightlife is similar to nightlife in other cities in Alaska, especially the cities which are located on the islands. There are only a few bars in Sitka that are close to each other. Since Sitka has a commercial fishing industry, visitors can wear the most comfortable attire they have even if they have to spend a night out dining in the finest restaurants in the place. read more

Sitka Travel Guide

Unlike other younger Alaska towns that have few historic sights, one being able to cover them in a few hours, Sitka has a rich history to remind people of its distant past and the town itself is a close resemblance to what it once was as the historic buildings and sights are well preserved and protected by the National Park Service. Most of them are located downtown at Marine, Lincoln and Katlian streets where you can... read more