Alaska Marine Highway System
Alaska is over 650,000 square miles and much of that has no road access. The primary forms of transportation in areas without roads are by air or sea, so the Alaska Marine Highway is a big part of the 'highway system.' It is such a unique set of routes that is has been designated as a National Scenic Byway and an All American Road, the only marine route with this distinction.
With its southernmost port in Bellingham, WA, the Alaska Marine Highway extends more than 3,500 miles to Dutch Harbor, with over 30 stops along the way. Taking a ferry is an excellent way to see a huge swath of Alaska's coastline while visiting unique communities along the way.
For reservations, call 1-800-642-0066, email [email protected], or book online.
NOTE: AMHS fall, winter and spring schedule information will be available mid-summer.
For more information, download our free PDF all about planning a trip on the Alaska Marine Highway.
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Ferry
Terminal location in Haines for the Alaska Marine Highway Ferry System.
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