Lowest Priced Flights to Yakutat on Alaska Airlines

Known for world-class salmon and steelhead fishing, Yakutat is native home to the Eyak people of the Copper River Valley, and the Tlingit of the Inside Passage. Spend an inspired evening with storytellers in community gatherings - they will share mythic Tlingit knowledge and wisdom handed down by the Elders. Eagles, moose, and bear are plentiful, and the extraordinary 18,000-foot Mount St. Elias is visible from anywhere in Yakutat. Experienced river guides can take you on fishing explorations down the Situk River. Travel south to see Hubbard Glacier, North America's largest tidewater glacier - a 300-foot wall of ice that rises from the ocean, and stretches more than 76 miles. Discover the unexpected enchantments of sandy beaches and surfing; Yakutat was dubbed "Surf City, Alaska" in the 1990's, as the first town in Alaska with a surf shop. Surfers come from everywhere to ride the legendary 25-foot waves.

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