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    Hoonah Bike Trek

    1.0(2 reviews)
    40.3 mi

    The worst excursion of the entire trip…read more What was bad? 1) The bikes. 2) The guide. 3) What there was to see. 1) The bikes were old, decrepid, beat up, and all together not worthy. The helmets smelled very badly of sweat. Not all of the bikes had the little mud flap on back. And we did go through mud. This was in sharp contrast to the wonderful bike tour experience we had in Skagway the day before. 2) The tour guide was the most awful public speaker I had ever encountered in my life. She started EVERY SINGLE SENTENCE off with "ummm.... now...." And I mean every single one. She spoke in the most droll, monotone voice. Evening news is more entertaining. She also spent the entire time wiping hair from her face, adjusting her hat... for the 30th time, or otherwise touching/blocking her face with her hands. 3) There is nothing to tour. There is nothing to see. The town used to do canning and logging. It doesn't anymore. But, the town is conviently located between 2 other big cruise ship ports. This is a case of the town going to the cruise lines people and saying, "If we build it, will you come?" Unfortunately for us passengers, the cruise lines said yes. My advice, stay on board that day and book a spa appointment.

    This is without a question the worst experience that I paid to have happen to me. The only good…read morething I have to say about this is learning what NOT to do when talking to a group of people. There is an issue of locals stealing bike seats, so they just take them off... and store them in with the helmets. If you don't know what sweaty dirty seat-helmets smell like when you put them on, be happy. The gear was horrible, the town has nothing of interest, and the guide didn't know the first thing about public speaking. If you ever get a chance to do this while on a cruise, stay on the boat with screaming children, you will have a better time.

    Goldbelt Tram - The tram makes a six-minute ascent up Mount Roberts from the lower terminal to a height of about 1,800 feet.

    Goldbelt Tram

    3.6(199 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$$
    Established in 1996
    Locally owned & operated

    If you have limited time in Juneau, the Tram up Mouth Roberts is eye opening…read more The tram ride is slow enough to enjoy. No ear popping, it can be a little crowded, but the cool thing is your ticket is good all day and you can run up and down until the end of the day. Military discount is small, but if you have a good size group, it's worth it. There are a couple of amenities at the top. A a small cafe, a gift shop, a little auditorium that plays a movie about the history of the tram. We got up to the top. We went hiking on the small trail, but if you have it in your...you can hike up to Browns Cross and get an even better view of Juneau and the surrounding areas. And one ticket will allow you to do it early and then again later? Wow. The staff are friendly and keep things in order. They get you up pretty quickly. We had a good time, and I can see why it's a must do on Juneau lists. Recommend.

    I'm guessing our experience was better than others. The cost was much less because we booked it…read morethrough NCL. There's a $50 credit per tour that applies to the first guest through the "More at Sea" package. You'll also get Latitude Reward discounts depending on your tier. It somehow ended up costing less than $20 for both of us. It's also an all day pass, so you can go up & down as many times as you want. We were one of the first in line that morning. There were only 8 people in front of us. We watched as they were taking the staff up to the shop & resraurants. Before long, it was our turn. The tram was pretty packed with lots of standing room and very few seats. I chose to be on the outer edge with a great view. The climb is steep, and you do go straight up like an elevator for that last push to the top. To be honest, I've been on much higher gondolas (to the top of the Zugspitze near Garmisch). The Goldbelt Tram was an easy ride compared to that. I did like the commentary along the way. It was nice to hear fun facts & history as you're taking in the view of the channel and forest below. There is a gift shop, restaurant, bar, and theater as you get to the top. We opted to take on the Alpine Loop Trail early. We also made sure to stop at the Chilkat Theater to view the "Seeing Daylight" documentary. Don't miss that viewing. It's part of the whole experience. It really puts everything into perspective about the land and its people (Tlinget) who have lived here for centuries. You'll see an ongoing theme as you explore other Alaskan towns. It really ties it all together. We didn't get to try the restaurants. We thought it best to explore Downtown Juneau and the waterfront instead. It was a good decision. It was all very memorable! I'd love to do it all again.

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