Roadtrippin'

Haines, in Southeast Alaska, is a town where seeing eagles is nearly guaranteed.

Haines Brewing Company isn’t just the oldest brewery in this small community; it’s the only brewery, and locals and visitors alike enjoy it.

The community of Haines in Southeast Alaska has many notable landmarks but there’s one you might not expect. It’s a 20-foot hammer meant to welcome visitors to the world’s first hammer museum.

Kent Larson’s business Zen Bathworks features beautiful wooden hot tubs and Japanese soaking tubs called ofuros that are made by hand in his Haines studio.

Kodiak Island Brewing Company has been bringing the Kodiak people together over a cold glass for 20 years.

There are games, races, competitions, dozens of vendors this year — and it all started to celebrate the end of crabbing season, hence the name.

Our Roadtrippin’ crew stopped by the Alutiiq Museum, a place with a mission to preserve and share ancient cultural traditions.

Kodiak Island served as a major lookout hub during World War II, and many of those concrete structures remain today.

Our Roadtrippin' crew takes a trek in beautiful Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park.