Round trip Flights to Sitka

Dep: Nov 12 Rtn: Dec 12ANC
AnchorageSIT
Sitka$453^.60
Dep: Jan 16 Rtn: Jan 21RDM
RedmondSIT
Sitka$529^.80
Dep: Nov 26 Rtn: Dec 02PDX
PortlandSIT
Sitka$532^.66

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Useful Information on Flights to Sitka

Cheapest Fare:	$431.8
Destination Airport:	Sitka Rocky Gutierrez Airport
Popular Airlines:	Alaska Airlines

Facts About Flying to Sitka, Alaska

The percentage of Sitka travelers over the age of 35 was 72%.
The percentage of Sitka travelers over the age of 60 was 30%.
The percentage of Sitka travelers who were millennials was 28%.
The percentage of Sitka travelers who were female was 56%.
Average number of days spent by travelers in Sitka was 4.
Month with most bookings for Sitka was April.
Month with least bookings for Sitka was November.

‡ All of the above-mentioned facts are derived from the data of the last 3 months while the highest and lowest booking months are picked on the basis of last 12 months.

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Top Attractions in Sitka

Explore interesting marine creatures like sea anemones and rockfish in the 800-gallon Wall of Water or feel the spinous skin of a massive starfish or the hard shell of an abalone in three touch tanks of the Sheldon Jackson Aquarium.

Check out how Sitka looked like in 1867 through a model at the Isabel Miller Museum. Housed inside the Centennial Building, the museum features a gathering of ruins related to city’s past and exhibits on Russian Alaska.

Designated as a national monument, the Sitka National Historical Park was built in memory of Battle of Sitka. While roaming in this 113 acre park, you will come across a wide variety of animals. Among park’s various walks, Tlingit carved totem poles are must see.

Scale the top of dormant volcano Mount Edgecombe. The seven mile long trail is both challenging and scenic. But the summit certainly rewards your efforts with superb panoramic views of the city.