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Sitka National Historical Park
For Kids
 
Child looking at a sea star.

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Explore the beach - you never know what you will find.

Kids can have a great time exploring the park with their families and friends. Here are some ideas for your visit:

  • Take some time to look at the exhibits and film at our visitor center
  • Participate in any one of our regularly scheduled ranger programs
  • Take a stroll along the park trail to see the totem poles and the migrating salmon. 
  • Borrow a family fun pack to explore the beach. 
  • And with a little work, you can even become a Sitka National Historical Park Junior Ranger
 
Explore Sitka National Historical Park!
 

If You Can't Visit ...

If you can't visit the park there are many online resources for learning about Sitka National Historical Park and the National Park Service.

  • Take a virtual trip to see the "Timeless Totems".
  • Fun activities, games, and puzzles can be found on the Park Fun section of this website.
  • If you are writing a school report, or just want to learn more, visit the History & Culture, Nature & Science, and Plan Your Visit sections of this website. 
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Painting of Tlingit warriors

Did You Know?
The Battle of 1804 marked the beginning of Russian governance in Alaska. All that remains of this last major conflict between Europeans and Alaska Natives is a clearing at the site of the Tlingit fort and battlefield.

Last Updated: March 11, 2011 at 19:15 MST