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e x p e r i e n c e incredible scenery, accessible walking trails, Native culture

and art, shopping and dining, all at the top of Juneau’s guardian peak. Mount Roberts Tramway cars “Raven” and “Eagle” board every six minutes near the cruise ship docks at the base of the mountain. The smooth, 1800-foot ascent to the mountaintop Visitors Center provides awesome views of Juneau, Douglas and Admiralty Islands, Gastineau Channel, the Inside Passage, Lynn Canal and the Chilkat Mountains. Eagles, ravens, marmots, ptarmigan, Sitka blacktail deer and the occasional bear can be spotted from the Tramway. And miles of hiking trails, from easy to challenging, crisscross lush forests and sub-alpine meadows just a short stroll from the Visitors Center.

Fun, food, hiking, Native arts and spectacular views

Spectacular 21-foot-high totem carved by Tlingit artist Stephen Jackson stands inside the Tramway’s dockside terminal.

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OPEN DAILY!Early May through late September.

In May and September hours and days of operation may vary.

Adults $23.95Children, 6 to 12 $12.50Children 5 and under Free

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Experience incrediblescenery and natural trails, Native cultureand art, shopping and dining � all from the top of Mount Roberts.

Mount Roberts Tramway boards near the cruise ship docks, at the base of Juneau’s Mount Roberts. Our Raven and Eagle Tram cars run every six minutes and provide an awesome perspective of the Inside Passage and the City of Juneau. The Tram

offers spectacular views of Douglas and AdmiraltyIslands, Gastineau Channel, Lynn Canal and the Chilkat Mountains.Eagles, ravens, hoary marmots, ptarmigan, Sitka blacktail deer and the occasional bear have all been spotted from the Tram. Lush forest surrounds you, giving way to sub�alpine meadows, just a 10�minute stroll from the mountain station.

For more information, call toll-free

1-888-461-TRAM(888) 461-8726 (907) 463-3412

490 S. Franklin St., Juneau, Alaska 99801www.MountRobertsTramway.com

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Early May through late September(May and September operation times may vary)

adults $27 | ages 6-12 $13.50 | ages 5 & under free

JUNEAU, ALASKAOPEN DAILY!FUN, FOOD, HIKING, CULTURE

















For more information, call toll-free

1-888-461-TRAM(888-461-8726)(907) 463-3412

490 S. Franklin St., Juneau, Alaska 99801www.MountRobertsTramway.com

E x p e r i e n c e incredible scenery, accessible walking trails, Native culture and art, shopping and dining, all at the top of Juneau’s guardian peak. Mount Roberts Tramway cars “Raven” and “Eagle” board every six minutes near the cruise ship docks at the base of the mountain. The smooth, 1800-foot ascent to the mountaintop Visitors Center provides awesome views of Juneau, Douglas and Admiralty Islands,

Gastineau Channel, the Inside Passage, Lynn Canal and the Chilkat Mountains. Eagles, ravens, marmots, ptarmigan, Sitka blacktail deer and the occasional bear can be spotted from the Tram. And miles of hiking trails, from easy to challenging, crisscross lush forests and sub-alpine meadows just a short stroll from the Visitors Center.

SHOP ONLINE!www.RavenEagleGifts.com

Fun, food, hiking, Native arts, and spectacular views

Early May through late September(May and September operation times may vary)

Adults $24.95 | Ages 6-12 $13.50 | Ages 5 & under free

































JUNEAU, ALASKAOPEN DAILY!FUN, FOOD, HIKING, CULTURE

Bring your camera to capture breathtaking views from the mountaintop Visitors Center and other observation points. Mount Roberts has well marked trails for every level of hiking ability, including a wheelchair-accessible trail and a one-mile loop with interpretive signage and traditional living-tree totem carvings. More active hikers can trek to pristine alpine meadows for 360-degree panoramas. Visitors can discover Mount Roberts’ trails,

birds, wildlife and wildflowers on their own or purchase a guided tour with an expert naturalist.

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Enjoy lunch, dinner, light snacks and bever-ages in the mountain-top Timberline Bar & Grill. The menu features

Alaskan specialties, an all-you-can-eat crab feed (in season), and a full bar with locally brewed beer, fine wines, spirits and cocktails. Check out the outdoor dining deck, one of Juneau’s most popular places to gather for fun, food and drinks.

Relax in the 120-seat Chilkat Theater and enjoy an introduction to the Tlingit life, heritage and history in the award-winning docudrama Seeing Daylight, shown in high definition Blu-Ray. This 18-minute film, shown throughout the day, is free with a Tramway ticket. The film accommodates hearing-impaired patrons.

Raven-Eagle Gifts in the Visitors Center is part museum and part gallery. Watch artisans carve wood and stone and bead traditional Tlingit designs on deerskin, and learn about Native culture

and a way of life that has endured for centuries. Take home artwork, children’s gifts and souvenir mementos featuring bears, wolves, eagles, moose and salmon, and choose from a library of books, CDs and DVDs on Alaska geography, mining and Gold Rush history.

Mount Roberts Tramway is operated by Goldbelt Incorporated, Juneau’s urban Alaska Native Corporation, which is owned by 3,300 Alaska Native share-holders. Goldbelt Shareholders appre-ciate the honor of sharing the Alaska Native way of life with visitors through their stories, song and art. Thank you (“gunalchéesh”) for visiting the Mount Roberts Tramway.

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