Petersburg,
Alaska
Petersburg is a town that still makes its living from the sea
and is not a port of call for large cruise ships. Leave the
crowds behind, and visit this thriving fishing village with
a strong Norwegian heritage. Meet our hardworking and friendly
people, and let us show you how to catch our abundant salmon
and halibut, or show you some humpback whales!
Petersburg is located on Frederick Sound near the summer
feeding grounds of hundreds of humpback whales. The Stikine-LeConte
Wilderness Area, with its beautiful LeConte Glacier calving
off tons of bright blue icebergs, is a short boat ride away.
Visit a place that still holds on to its small town roots.
Step back in time for our Fourth of July celebration or take
a mini-visit to Scandinavia for three days in May as we celebrate
Norwegian Independence Day.
We are proud to share our Alaskan hospitality and help you
to enjoy the spectacular wilderness that surrounds us. Whether
your interest is hiking our many beautiful trails, flightseeing,
chartering a boat for whale watching or a glacier trip, birding,
sports fishing, or sightseeing, Petersburg has it!
Stay a day, a week, a month, or a lifetime...
Source of Text: Petersburg Chamber
of Commerce
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