Bridger was so friendly! Excellent customer service! This is an amazing store! You can find…read moreanything & everything you need here!

This is the place to go to get your Alaskan winter hiking and camping gear, and just about…read moreeverything else. A local business that cares about the locals and tourists. They have more than 1 location so if you need something not in stock they will "run" over to the other store and bring it back. I also thought it was cool that when I checked in on Yelp, they gave me a free Duff's chapstick and because of the cold weather, it was definitely needed.

Bike leader Jake and driver Nick are fantastic. We enjoyed visiting with them and swapping stories…read more They were personable and relatable. Thoroughly enjoyed our time with them and the 150 minutes of site seeing by bike. Simply no better way to feel connected with the outdoor environment around you, view the scenery, slow down and listen to the roadside waterfalls, feel the fresh air breeze from the distant snowy jagged peaks, hear the birds. So relaxing and worth it!

GREAT service. They're soo nice & laid back. STORE OPENS AT 9am, NOT a minute earlier. Got there at…read more8:59 for 9am reservation, door was still locked. Staff opened the door at 9:03am. He was very courteous & efficient. Reservations were prioritized over walk-ins, which it's supposed to be! Helmets are included. We rented 4 e-bikes, didn't know that they require at least learner's driving permit, but they worked with us. The timer for 2-hour rental started at the time we started riding after the quick instruction, but they don't fuss about the exact minute, which was nice. They gave us a map of suggested routes & clear instructions. The bikes are well maintained. E-bikes were so WORTH it ($49 per bike) made it more enjoyable going up extended mild hills. Helmets included, but optional for adults. This was one of the funnest activities we've done during our travels.

Walk into the new building and you feel like you're in a big city. Great selection, wonderful…read morewildlife mounts.

This is a cute store with a wide variety of food brands. They have cute Haines t-shirts, including…read morekids sizes.

Pretty great, albeit weirdly laid out, market. Clothing, food, subdry. Worth a stop if you need…read moreanything in Haines

Definitely where I'll always go for a bike tune up, great staff that does a great job…read more Best bike shop in town!

We have gone on multiple excursions with Sockeye Cycle over the last 15 years. Today was the first…read moretime we went on a tour out of Haines. We booked today's trip via our cruise ship... We have booked on our own with them out of Skagway. The guides are very friendly and knowledgable. Anna and Erin were out guides today - what a hoot they really were a perfect fit for our trip to Chilkoot Lake. Another great bonus with this company is that they seems very committed to community... Whether you are in Haines or Skagway check out Sockeye Cycle!

At least we saw bears !! Bus driver and our guide were rather odd and boring. I know it wasn't the…read moreCarnival excursion that was bad because others raved. We just had bad luck in who were assigned to. We did do exactly as the description read and we did see bears which was pretty awesome but it could have been more fun. Half of the people on the bus were bored as well and ready to move on or be finished. The provided lunch was good what made it great was the view from the radio station we ate in.

This tour was wonderful. I enjoyed the small group size. Our guides were knowledgeable, funny, and…read moreanswered all our questions. They made sure each of us had a chance to see the wildlife and take lots of photos. We learned about the ecosystem, culture, and current lifestyles in the Chilkat Valley. They had lots of resources, including spotting scopes, manuals, and photos. Binoculars were available for everyone. The bus was comfy and our driver was great. Thanks!

Booked the Parker car through our Disney Wonder cruise…read more Hubby is a train fanatic and this is the one railroad he had not yet ridden. Maya, our hostess, was phenomenal: engaging, funny, knowledgeable about the history, and made the trip even more enjoyable than when I originally rode this train ( regular passenger) a decade ago. Scenery was amazing, history interesting, and the food ( particularly the cream puffs) fantastic!! Lived my Maya Mimosas too! Make sure you book our trip, whether it is regular fair or for the parlor car ASAP as a quickly fill up.

The scenery is absolutely beautiful, and the train itself is charming and well maintained. The…read moremountains, waterfalls, and landscapes make for a very enjoyable ride, and the onboard narration is friendly and informative. My only disappointment is the value for the price. We booked directly through the railway's website and paid $155 USD per person. Guests who book through cruise ships can pay around $240 USD per person, which is even more difficult to justify. For a 2.5-hour train ride at this price, I expected a more premium experience. The scenery alone is wonderful, but beyond that there isn't much included. It would be nice if they added thoughtful touches like a complimentary mimosa, local pastries or desserts, or other small amenities that would make the experience feel more luxurious and memorable. I want to be clear--I'm not complaining about the views. They are stunning and definitely worth seeing. I just don't feel that the overall experience matches the premium price. If the ticket were more reasonably priced, or if more value were included, I would happily rate it 4 or even 5 stars.