Nature Viewing on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska
Fawns frolic along the roadside. These Sitka blacktail deer are among hundreds of animal
species native to the Island.
Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, is essentially a temperate rain forest with lush, green foliage and an abundance of flourishing wildlife.
This area
of Southeast Alaska is a far cry from the barren tundra so often associated with Alaska's image. Alaska's Boardwalk Lodge oceanfront property
is home to bald eagles nesting, sitka blacktail deer foraging, sea otters playing and humpback whales surfacing.
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