Discover Icy Strait Point: An Accessible Alaskan Experience

Icy Strait Point, a highlight nestled within the serene landscapes of Hoonah, Alaska, represents a confluence of nature’s grandeur and human resilience. Here, in Alaska’s largest Native Tlingit village, the wilderness embraces the cultural tapestry of the Tlingit people, making it not just a destination but a gateway to learning, adventure, and exploration.

A Hub of Adventure and Culture

Located in Hoonah, Alaska’s largest Native Tlingit village, Icy Strait Point is not just a tourist stop. It’s an immersive experience offering over 20 thrilling tours, a historical 1912 salmon cannery, nature trails, and authentic Alaskan dining and shopping experiences. Here, eagles rule the skies, whales dance in the waters, and the echoes of Tlingit culture resonate in modern livelihood.

From the exhilarating wilderness adventures to moments of quiet wonder on the beach, visitors find themselves enveloped in the very essence of Alaska—a dream long cherished, now realized.