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The state-owned and operated ferry system (Alaska Marine Highway) that connects the major Southeast Alaska communities with Bellingham, Washington and Prince Rupert in British Columbia, Canada. The Alaska Marine Highway System carries cars, trucks, freight and walk-on passengers. Cruise the shoreline of Alaska while traveling between communities.

Southeast Alaska is not connected by roads. However, you can take the Alaska-Canada Highway to one of the Alaska Marine Highway System ports, then drive on-board and sail desired destination. Road access to ferry terminal ports are in Bellingham, Washington, Prince Rupert, British Columbia, and three Alaska towns. Driving the Alaska-Canada Highway to Hyder, Skagway, or Haines.

The sailing time from Bellingham to Ketchikan is about 36 hours. From Ketchikan to Juneau is an additional 16 hours. From Juneau to Sitka is about 8 hours. Those driving the Alaska Highway to Skagway before boarding the ferry will be only four hours from Juneau via the ferry.

Travel through the pristine Inside Passage, observing the majestic natural grandeur and abundant wildlife can be both relaxing and exhilarating! It can be the trip of a lifetime!