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North Cape in Sitka, Alaska

North Cape in Sitka is a Coastline.
Nature
coastline
Legend

Artworks

  • Gaanax.ádi /Raven Crest Pole. Totem Pole – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Raven Memorial Pole. Totem Pole – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Mosquito Legend Pole. Totem Pole - 1941 – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Lakich’inei Pole. Totem Pole – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • K’alyáan Pole. Totem Pole carved by Tommy Joseph (Naal’xák’w) in 1999. – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Trader Legend Pole. Totem Pole - 1942 – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Yaadaas Crest Corner Pole—Second Twin. Totem Pole - 1982 – approx. 31.5 mi.

Attractions

  • Glass Ball Beach – approx. 22.3 mi.

Vacation apartments

  • Sitka Lighthouse – approx. 31.0 mi.

Bus stops

  • Whale Park – approx. 30.3 mi.
  • Thimbleberry Lake – approx. 30.5 mi.
  • Gary Paxton Industrial Park – approx. 31.1 mi.
  • Anna Dr / Sawmill Creek Rd – approx. 31.1 mi.
  • Arrowhead Transfer – approx. 31.5 mi.

Campgrounds

  • Gut Bay Field Camp. Sockeye salmon monitoring field camp. Public may visit but no overnight visitors allowed during June-September field season. – approx. 15.9 mi.
  • Falls Lake Camp. Subsistence sockeye salmon monitoring camp jointly run by the US Forest Service and the Organized Village of Kake. Visitors permitted during the June-August monitoring season, but no overnight stays allowed. – approx. 22.7 mi.
  • RW Cabins – approx. 22.9 mi.

Tourist information centers

  • Gary Paxton Industrial Park – approx. 31.0 mi.
  • Thimbleberry-Heart Lake Trailhead NE – approx. 31.4 mi.
  • Mount Verstovia Trailhead – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Beaver Lake SE – approx. 31.5 mi.

Benches

  • Bench – approx. 31.4 mi.
  • Bench – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Bench – approx. 31.5 mi.
  • Bench – approx. 31.5 mi.