The pub is 115 miles from Glasgow, the nearest city. It is joined on the list by the Ship Inn on Holy Island, the Ship Inn on Piel Island, Barrow-in-Furness, the Turf Hotel near Exminster and ...

Located on mountainous Douglas Island across the channel from Juneau, Eaglecrest, with four lifts, 36 marked trails and a 1,620-foot vertical drop, is small by most mountain resort standards.

First conceived by Juneau-raised Trevor Kirchhoff to help a friend at Island Pub get the freshest basil, Juneau Greens, with Kirchhoff and Krapek as partners, now dedicates 20% of the hydroponic ...

Goose Island opened a pub next to the Salt Shed music venue, offering a revamped menu and an ever-changing beer list. Now the waterfront venue is serving something new.

Juneau, a city of 32,000 people, received a record 1.65 million visitors last year, according to the city government. On some days, 20,000 cruise passengers arrive at the city.

A glacial outburst flood from the Mendenhall Glacier began Monday, causing water levels to reach up to 16 feet in Juneau by Tuesday. The glacier's Suicide Basin began to peak on Aug. 1 after July ...

Alaska increases cruise tourism limits as residents argue peace of mind versus economy Juneau received a record 1.6 million tourists from cruise ships in 2023 By Peter Aitken FOXBusiness video ...

JUNEAU, Alaska -- The pristine natural beauty of Alaska boasts breathtaking landscapes with vast national parks, glaciers and 6,640 miles of coastline that makes the destination particularly ...

Every day from May to October, throngs of tourists descend on Juneau, Alaska, with peak days seeing up to 18,000 visitors. Some locals say it's ruining what they love about the small capital city ...

The melting of Alaska's Juneau icefield, home to more than 1,000 glaciers, is accelerating. The snow-covered area is now shrinking 4.6 times faster than it was in the 1980s, according to a new study.

By 1970, all King Island people were living in Nome year-round. But before all of that, one visitor to the island, a Juneau man, took hundreds of photos of the people and their way of life.