ALASKA RAPTOR CENTER
http://www.alaskaraptor.org/
A pioneering wildlife project, the Center's goal is to release into the wild all rehabilitated birds, however, a few never recover flight and remain housed at the Center's outdoor display.

BOAT HARBORS
Crescent Harbor. Sealing Cove, ANB Harbor and Thompson Harbors provide the starting place for many wonderful marine adventures. All are in walking distance.

CASTLE HILL
(Baranof Castle Site) An early stronghold of the Native Alaskan Kiksadi clan and a great view spot.

CHURCHES IN Sitka
http://Sitka,.areaconnect.com/churches.htm
Many churches in addition to those listed with links are close to town. Check here for address and locations.

GAVIN HILL TRAILHEAD
This trail head will link up with the most popular local trails close to town -the "Cross Trail," "Indian River Trail", and "Gavin Hill Trail." These three trails will provide you with a variety of spectacular natural environments and views.

HARRIGAN CENTENNIAL HALL
http://www.cityofSitka,.com/dept/cent/?D=A
A main meeting and convening space in Sitka,, it houses visitor information, the Sitka, Historical Society, the Isabel Miller Museum, and an auditorium for public use. Home of the Sitka, Summer Music Festival.

ISABEL MILLER MUSEUM
http://www.Sitka,history.org/
Located at the Centennial Hall and packed with displays, photographs and artifacts from Sitka,'s Tlingit, Russian and American history.

MARKET CENTER
This local food and shopping market is considered in the heart of Sitka,, and is just 1 minute walking distance away from the Biorka B&B.

NEW ARCHANGEL DANCERS
http://www.newarchangeldancers.com/
Russian and Ukranian dances performed by local women in authentic costumes. Performed at the Centennial Hall.

RAVEN RADIO FOUNDATION
http://www.ravenradio.org/
Raven Radio (KCAW-FM 104.7) is a community/public station and located in the historic "Cable House". A diverse format with international, national, state, regional and local news plus a wide variety of music programs put on by volunteer community DJ's, makes it our favorite.

RUSSIAN BISHOP'S HOUSE
http://www.nps.gov/sitk/pphtml/facilities.html
The oldest intact Russian building in Sitka, was built in 1842, by the Russian American Company as a residence for the Bishop of the Orthodox Church.

SAINT MICHAEL'S CATHEDRAL
http://dioceseofalaska.org/
Originally built in 1844-48, it was totally destroyed by fire in January 1966, and then rebuilt. Many of the icons and religious objects were salvaged and are in the rebuilt structure.

ST. PETER'S BY THE SEA EPISCOPAL CHURCH
http://home.att.net/~stpetersbythesea/
Beautiful and historic church, the sanctuary of St. Peter's by-the-Sea is open 24-hours a day for visitors and people seeking a moment of peace in their workday world.

SHEET'KA KWAAN NAA KAHADI TRIBAL COMMUNITY HOUSE
http://www.Sitka,tribe.org/
Located in the downtown area on Katlian Street, next to the Pioneers Home. A very beautiful community space with stunning Tlingit carved and painted panels.

SHELDON JACKSON COLLEGE
http://www.sj-alaska.edu
A four-year accredited private non-profit college with a unique Sitka, history and a lovely campus.

SHELDON JACKSON MUSEUM
http://www.museums.state.ak.us/Sheldon%20Jackson/sjhome.html
Home to one of the oldest native culture collections in Alaska, collected by Dr. Sheldon Jackson, General Agent of Education, between 1880 and 1900.

Sitka, CONSERVATION SOCIETY
http://www.Sitka,wild.org/
Alaska's oldest conservation organization, located in the heart of the Tongass National Forest. Working to protect the natural environment of the Tongass, while keeping Sitka, the most conservation-friendly town in Southeast.

Sitka, LUTHERAN CHURCH
http://www.Sitka,lutheranchurch.org/
The site of the first Lutheran Church on the West coast of North America.

Sitka, NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
http://www.nps.gov/sitk/
The 107 acre park preserves and interprets the site of a Tlingit Indian Fort and the battle fought between the Russians and the Tlingits in 1804. A wonderful collection of Haida & Tlingit totem poles is found throughout the Park. The Park includes a museum containing an exhibit of Tlingit and Russian artifacts. Locally known as "Totem Park."

Sitka, PIONEERS' HOME
http://hss.state.ak.us/dalp/Sitka,/default.htm
Built in 1934 on the old Russian Parade Ground, this is a state home for our valued elderly Alaskans and is noted for being an "Eden Alternative" home.

Sitka,'S FAITH IN ACTION: VOLUNTEER CARE AND HOSPICE
http://www.ptialaska.net/~sfia/
The only interfaith, inter-agency organization providing volunteer care, visiting, hospice and respite support to individuals and families in need. Located in the Manager's House next to the Pioneers' Home.

SOUTHEAST ALASKA INDIAN CULTURAL CENTER
http://www.nps.gov/sitk/Cultural%20Resources/SEAICCa.htm
The Cultural Center provides a place for local Sitka, Tlingit's to teach themselves about their own culture.