The Southeast Continues: Juneau, AK

We took way, way to many pictures (over 500) during our nine day trip so today I thought I would present the next leg of our journey in pictures.

Our Juneau, Alaska photo journal:

On the Ferry…

The M/V Columbia.

Wonderful visit to the Alaskan Brewing Company!

The view from Mt. Roberts (Juneau below).

Bald eagles at Auk Bay.

Handsome, Eagle.

One of the many harbors, plus the mountain reflection. Makes me happy.

Whale Tail: Step 1

Whale Tail: Step 2

Whale Tail: Step 3

Beach walk on our drive “out the road.”

Mendenhall Glacier. Love. Love. Love.

View of the Mendenhall from the west glacier trail.

Lake feed by the glacier, near our campground. Great views in our own backyard.

Steaming to Sitka!

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107 Comments on “The Southeast Continues: Juneau, AK”

  1. Nancy says:

    Great photos! Thanks.

  2. Loving your post and photos – eagle, whale, & beer from Alaskan – Oh My!!!

  3. Love the eagle pictures :D

  4. meganolwen says:

    Wow! What a beautiful collection of photos! Thank you for sharing these with us. It was like a big breath of fresh air looking at these today from this stuffy London office!

  5. Gorgeous pix! I’ve always wanted to do an Alaskan cruise — can’t imagine a more scenic and serene setting…
    :)

  6. You say Love,love,love-so right. Living life as its supposed to be lived. Loving it because you’re engaged in it, with it.

  7. Mariel says:

    Really great photos! I’m dying to visit Alaska. And congrats on being featured! :)

  8. We follow you on Twitter and decided to check out your blog.. great decision! Lovely photos!

  9. Congrats on being FP – YAY!!!

  10. Hevel Löwen says:

    Reblogged this on The Realm of Wonder and commented:
    Awesome! ;P

  11. Eagle photos turned out awesome, the whale tail was spectacular and the mountain gave quite the stunning view. Great pics.

  12. Gorgeous photos! I’ve always wanted to go to Alaska. Hopefully soon!!!

    Congrats on being FP! :)

  13. JPanda says:

    Thank you for sharing ^^

    It looks cold in the pictures :D

  14. I loe your idea of living, compare out mountains! I posted from Amalfi Coast this weekend! I too moved into an unusual way of living, it really is hard to explain to people a different lifestyle . Continue to enjoy the moments! Cheryl

  15. Cafe says:

    Beautiful! Looks sooo cold though =P
    Hope you kept warm! :)

  16. Jane says:

    Beautiful photos! I was there years ago and that boat ride up the Lynn Canal was the most spectacular I’ve ever seen!

  17. aviatrixkim says:

    Alaska is magnificent.

  18. Those are some amazing shots you have there! (:

  19. Rae says:

    I’ve been thinking about going to Alaska for a long time. It looks incredible!

  20. Wow that looks breathe taking! How lucky you two are!

    Katie
    http://katieraspberry.wordpress.com/

  21. cathynd95 says:

    I have a friend who recently moved from.there to he lower 48. Love your pictures of the place!

  22. Gerard says:

    Awesome pictures! Thank you for sharing.

    Please feel free to visit my blog at http://germch55.wordpress.com for virtual tours of New York.

  23. This is a great photo journal of one of North America’s most incredible regions. I hope to visit the Southeast in 2015, so this is a good prep. Thanks.

  24. valentinedee says:

    Those are gorgeous pictures. Must show more

    val
    http://valentinedefrancis.blogspot.com

  25. Great photos, and congrats on being freshly pressed.

  26. These series of images are wonderful, and the timing could not be better. I plan to visit Juneau next week from Seattle! I see the recommendation for bundling up are quite valid. Thank you for sharing these photographs. It makes me more excited for my first visit to Alaska!

  27. frugalnature says:

    Lovely photos! The ones of the eagle & the whale are amazing!

  28. The Scrat says:

    Love the pics – thanks for sharing!

  29. Hermosas fotos y un buen viaje!!!

  30. Beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing!

    Cheers,
    Courtney Hosny
    http://www.oneweektocrazy.com

  31. offalf says:

    Brilliant shots. Still I believe no camera can capture the mood of Alaska. Something must see for everyone. Thanks for sharing

  32. Dugutigui says:

    Wonderful pictures!!!
    I just published a Photo report from the other end of the World: Patagonia and the glacier Perito Moreno. Hope you enjoy the pcis as much I do with yours…. :)

    http://damantigui.wordpress.com/2012/05/27/patagonia-photos-enes

  33. I’ve been there and loved it too! Your photos are magic, especially the whale tale.

  34. char says:

    Wow! It looks beautiful! I especially love the eagle shots! Awesome!

  35. M. Hicks says:

    I love the beer, though I haven’t drink an Alaskan beer, yet :)

    Great tour, btw.

  36. Wow, so very jealous. My wife and I drove to Alaska for our honeymoon (and took the ferry down to Prince Rupert). SE Alaska, especially Sitka, was our favorite area of the state.

  37. every beautiful thing you could have captured on film, you caught, I think in sports that called a triple double
    Great photos and thank you for sharing

  38. aubdawg says:

    My Boyfriend and I have been talking about vacationing in Alaska this Fall and I do believe your photos just convinced us!!! SO awesome.

  39. It has been a while since I have looked in on “Freshly Pressed.” Right out of the box, I discover your blog. The work is beautiful and demonstrates a great deal of thought in writing, pictures and its sharing. I am now a follower!

  40. Really nice photos. Glad I found your blog.

  41. Wow! Awesome pictures…love the whale tail! Saw this on a visit to Canada. Look forward to seeing more of your journey.

  42. DCM says:

    Awesome photos! Our fishing trip to Alaska was great. We didn’t see any bald eagles or whale tails though.

  43. france59 says:

    I loved your photos. My visit to Juneau was last week and I’m posting photos soon. Yours made me want to get them posted even sooner! We didn’t make it to Sitka, but had a great time in Ketchikan and Skagway. The White Pass Railway was a spectacular view of the area between the Yukon and Skagway…those pictures are coming soon, too. Thanks so much for the inspiration…and I’ll be back to see more of your photos.

  44. Wonderful pictures! We took a journey on the Alaska Marine Highway a few years ago, and I think it was one of the best trips ever! I regret we missed Ketchikan. Have fun! We look forward to more pictures.

  45. Nelly says:

    Awesom Eagle photo.

  46. meremention says:

    Takes me back to my ’82 trip – loved the ferry ride in and out of Juneau. Thanks!

  47. songbun says:

    All images are beautiful and good.

  48. Alyssa says:

    Those pictures of a whale’s tail are amazing, haven’t seen one in real life. Great trip, by the way. :)

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  49. To think I passed on the ops to live in Juneua…it’s so beautiful! Thanks for the beautiful photos! Looking forward to reading more of your posts.

  50. Reblogged this on EMPOWERED RESULTS ~ Creating A Difference In Our Communities… and commented:
    Beautiful Juneau, Alaska! Enjoy the view from this couple’s lens.
    Enjoy!

  51. What very nice place. I hope we can preserve it to share with new generations.

  52. Marc Winger says:

    The -bald eagles at auk bay- the bird looks suspended, good shot.

  53. Miho says:

    My, my, Juneau is charming! Amazing how these beautiful pictures did the story-telling. Great post!

  54. thorsaurus says:

    Thanks for the preview. We are going in August and I can’t wait. I love your eagle and whale pics. Juneau is really packed up against the base of that mountain, isn’t it. Well done on FP.

  55. gal.on.trip says:

    love the eagle, the whale tail and the glacier….

  56. Anarya Andir says:

    Beautiful!!! I can’t imagine what it would be like to be there in that white wonderland. And WOW at the Whale Tail photos!!! Congrats for being on Freshly Pressed!

  57. Wow, that’s so beautiful! But it sure looks cold! Thanks for sharing the photos and congratulations on being Freshly Pressed.

  58. Loved the whale tale (Pun Intended)…

  59. mowanling says:

    beautiful great . love love !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  60. Zoran says:

    Thanks for sharing the best of Alaska, one of my top destinations! I can imagine your enthusiasm just under the roof of the world.

    Best nomadic regards!

  61. Ayu Mustika says:

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  62. ventnico says:

    Really nice picture, like it so much

  63. nikkkuu says:

    Simply beautiful!

  64. waterliyl says:

    These photos are amazing! I’m freezing just by looking at them :O

  65. vassi says:

    very very beautifull photos

  66. angrygaijin says:

    Drool, drool…
    oooooooooooh so much drool!

    I love the west coast……………soooooooooooo much. ;_;

  67. judy C says:

    I loved my trip to Alaska. Like you I took hundreds of photos. It was just too difficult to put the camera down.

  68. Larva says:

    Love the eagle photo :)

  69. Subham says:

    ‘This blog is beautify my info and required details which really great matter of admiration and worth praising.Since i’ve received this blog my level of confidence improving day by day”

  70. JazzWhispers says:

    Awesome pictures! They definitely make me miss Alaska!

  71. Abhi.... says:

    Great Snaps!!!!
    Liked the one with Eagle flying by… capture of the moment :)

  72. Beautiful pictures!! I feel like I’m there!

  73. asoulwalker says:

    Ahh the memories…

  74. Novelty says:

    Beautiful pictures!

  75. annhaycox says:

    With credit to you, I’d love to pin your photo of the eagle. Your post is really great!

  76. I just got back from a mini-vacation and found my inbox full! Thanks to everyone for checking out my blog and all the wonderful comments. All the support made my day! More posts coming soon.

  77. midnitechef says:

    Very cool (no pun intended!) :P

  78. I grew up in Alaska (Anchorage & Wasilla, to be exact). I miss it a lot. Well, except for the clouds and mosquitoes. :) Great beer pic, BTW. Looks like Alaskan Oatmeal Stout, if memory serves me correct…

  79. beautiful pictures)) and thanks for stopping by))

  80. allmyroads says:

    This is gorgeous. I visited Juneau a couple years ago and have been dying to return ever since. Thanks for the pictures!

  81. leena77 says:

    Congrats on being FP’d. Great blog. Beautiful pics. Thanks for sharing :)

  82. I Just Want to be Outside says:

    Loved seeing your pics! Reminded me so much of my own trip to AK… need to go back!

  83. lovely pics. Nature always inspired me

  84. sitkamary56 says:

    Your pictures caught my eye as I logged into WordPress this morning. I live in Sitka which is your next stop I take it! Have a good time. Don’t miss the Herring Cove Beaver Lake Trails, Totem Park, Old Harbor Books, The Backdoor, and the St. Michael’s Russian Orthodox Church. My great grandfather was the priest of that church at the turn of the century.

    • Thanks for checking out my blog! We liked Sitka very much (I posted a new blog about it yesterday), and saw most of the things on your list of recommendations. How amazing that your grandfather was a priest at that church. Very cool.

  85. Chris says:

    If you get up around Talkeetna, you are welcome to camp on our property. Its about a mile from the road and we are building a cabin on the weekends. Awesome journey you are making.

  86. xubobo says:

    This is so beautiful

  87. Fantantic photos, Alaska looks amazing,its on my list of must see places.
    Love from Scotland
    Kx

  88. triptracker says:

    Wow. I just read through your adventure and it sounds spectacular. I have not thought about backpacking it before. I keep finding myself looking at cruises but the camper in me keeps saying that these are more about the ship than the actual exploration experience.

    • We really loved taking the ferry and camping. It is a rainy place, so you want to be okay with camping in the rain, but it was a great, less expensive, way to see the southeast. We also rented a car, so that helped keep some things dry :)


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