Juneau

Among the regions of the United States, Juneau stands out for its dramatic position between the Gastineau Channel and the vast Tongass National Forest. Alaska’s capital is reached primarily by air or sea, a circumstance that reinforces its close relationship with the surrounding mountains, waterways, and temperate rainforest. The Mendenhall Glacier, fed by the Juneau Icefield, lies north of the city and remains one of its defining natural landmarks. Juneau also stands on the ancestral homelands of the Tlingit people, whose cultural presence is integral to southeast Alaska. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Juneau and its coastal wilderness.

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