Find your way, signal or not
The map of Sitka is built into the app, so it works in airplane mode, out on a trail or anywhere cell service drops. See where you are, what’s close by and how far it is to walk.
Nineteen stops through Sitka’s history
The route starts downtown and ends at Sitka National Historical Park and the Alaska Raptor Center. It’s 3.6 miles, so plan about 3 hours with stops. The app tells you how far it is to the next stop and opens that stop when you get there.
In port for the day?
Sitka is easy to see on foot. Start the walking tour when you get downtown, and the app shows you the way from stop to stop, no cell signal needed. Save the places you want to see before you sail in.
Real places from the guide
Type a question and get places from the guide, with directions a tap away. Suggested questions change with the time of day and the season.
Know what’s happening
Check what’s on today, this week or later in the month. Add an event to your calendar or share it with your travel group. Turn on notifications if you’d like a Monday note about the week.
Plus the rest of the guide
Explore Sitka
Restaurants and coffee, tours and wildlife, fishing charters, places to stay, shops, galleries and trails. Check what’s open now, call, get directions or save a place for later.
Plan from home
Save places before your trip and they’ll be waiting on your phone when you arrive, even without a signal.
No account needed
The app never asks for your name or email. Notifications stay off unless you turn them on.
Questions about the Travel Sitka app
Is the Travel Sitka app free?
Yes. It’s free to download, and you don’t need an account.
Does the map work without cell service?
Yes. The Sitka map is built into the app, so it works in airplane mode and out on the trails.
Is there an iPhone version?
Yes. Travel Sitka is free on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.
How long is the Sitka walking tour?
It’s 3.6 miles with 19 stops, about 3 hours with time at each stop. It starts downtown and ends at Sitka National Historical Park and the Alaska Raptor Center.
Is it useful on a cruise stop?
Yes. Save places before you arrive, then use the map and walking tour in town, even without a signal.
On a computer right now?
Point your phone’s camera at the code to get Travel Sitka.
Planning on a bigger screen?
The full guide, maps and every listing are on travelsitka.com.
Go to travelsitka.comOwn a business in Sitka?
Your listing in the app comes from travelsitka.com, so updating it there updates it here.