When you step off the ferry or cruise ship in Skagway, Alaska, the first thing you might notice—beyond the towering peaks and colorful storefronts—is the crisp, refreshing air. But there’s another pure treasure flowing all around us: Skagway’s tap water. Fed by ancient glaciers and mountain streams…
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There’s something magical about Skagway—the towering mountains, the historic streets, the vibrant culture, and the endless adventures. Whether you’re exploring the stunning landscapes on a guided excursion, savoring a fresh, locally inspired meal, or simply soaking in the charm of downtown, every…
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High above the inlets and peaks of Southeast Alaska, where wind-whipped waters crash against steep moutainsides, the Lingít name Shg̱agwéi (pronounced “SH-gah-gway”) reveals its profound meaning. Often translated as “home of the north wind”, “roughed up water” or “whitecaps,” researchers now suggest…
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