Climb together or ride the tram up Mount Roberts for sweeping views of Juneau and graceful cruise ships tethered along the piers.  

Hold hands as you stroll the elevated walkway above Steep Creek at Mendenhall Glacier, where black bears like this one are often in view late July to mid-September.  

Near Juneau is lovely Glacier Gardens, where you can walk or take a guided ride along trails lined with flowering foliage, quiet ponds, and sweet-sounding waterfalls.  

The Catholic Shrine of St. Therese just north of Juneau offers a serene forest-by-the-sea setting for an intimate wedding ceremony.  

Sweethearts can fish together across Alaska, including here on salmon-rich Admiralty Island. The floatplane ride over offers dramatic views of a lifetime.  

Whether you each take a single kayak or share a double, paddling off Douglas Island in Juneau, humbled by the magnificent landscape and thrilled by wildlife-rich waters, is an unforgettable experience.  

In summer, warm Alaska days and peaceful waters mean an abundance of recreational opportunities—pedicures welcomed.  

The storybook fishing village of Sitka, a favorite port for cruise ships, has lots to offer couples—including deep-sea fishing. If one of you doesn't want to fish, go along for the sail and cheer on your angler.  

Scenes like this close-up waterfall at Tracy Arm tumbling out of the verdant wilderness landscape are a dime a dozen on an intimate, small-ship cruise.  

Expressive native totems wait to be photographed in villages across Alaska. Smaller art pieces make a perfect gift for your sweetheart—and support a thriving culture.