Juneau
Juneau is the capital city of the U.S. state of Alaska. It is located on the Gastineau Channel in the panhandle of the state, and is only accessible by boat or plane. The city has a population of around 32,000 people and is known for its natural beauty, including nearby glaciers and the Tongass National Forest. It is also the home of the Alaska State Capitol building and the Governor’s mansion.
Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier reaches through the landscape near Juneau.
The sun sets on the far side of the mountainous Douglas Island, Juneau, Alaska.
The mountainous shoreline of Alaska's Stephens Passage, near Juneau, on a hazy summer day.
The sun sets on Stephens Passage, south of Juneau, Alaska.
Pine trees grow in the wilderness forested mountains near Juneau, Alaska.
A small island topped with a navigation beacon in Alaska's Stephens Passage near Juneau.
The rocky beach of Favorite Channel near Juneau, Alaska.…
Forest-covered mountains along Alaska's Stephens Passage, near Juneau.
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