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Whale Park
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Whale Park is a city park in Sitka, Alaska, offering overlooks for viewing marine wildlife like humpback whales and sea lions. The park features covered viewing shelters, public-use binoculars, interpretive signs, and whale art. A hydrophone broadcasts undersea noise, and "Whale Radio" allows visitors to listen from their cars.
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Based in Sitka, AK
Serves within 30 minutes drive from Sitka
Common Questions
Whale Park is situated four miles east of downtown Sitka, along Sawmill Creek Road. It's a popular destination for wildlife viewing and offers accessible facilities for visitors.
Whale Park is known for sightings of marine mammals such as humpback whales, harbor seals, and Steller's sea lions. The park's location and facilities make it an ideal spot for observing these animals in their natural habitat.
The peak season for humpback whale sightings at Whale Park is between September and January. During these months, whales are frequently observed feeding in the area.
Whale Park provides several amenities for visitors, including covered viewing shelters, public-use fixed binoculars, interpretive signs, and restroom facilities. The upper viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the park's offerings.
Yes, Whale Park features a hydrophone that picks up undersea noise. You can listen live in the shelter closest to the restrooms or tune in to "Whale Radio" on 88.1 FM from your car or hotel to hear the sounds of whales and other marine life.