Well established and structured facility taking care of injured wild birds. Great educational talks and ability to see the raptors. Great philanthropic support makes this a well balanced education and tourist event

Amazing work these folks are doing to rehabilitate raptors and get them back in the wild if at all possible. Great flying pen allowing eagles to get their “wings” back. Those that can’t be released are kept safe and well cared for.

The Raptor Center is located just on the other side of the National Park. A short walk. This was a bucket list item for me to visit. I wasn’t disappointed. Friendly staff and available to answer questions. Good display of taxidermy but many more live birds of prey. Happy we were able to see this amazing place!

I hiked solo from downtown Sitka and back thru Sitka Natl. Park to the raptor center which was an enjoyable walk with lots of people doing the same. Trails ware marked very well to get there. I really enjoyed seeing the different birds up close and learning about the rehab. Hiked around the trails around the center. Very informative.

Stopped here on a best of Sitka 3 part tour. A bunch of bald eagles, owls and other birds. Up close view which was nice. Not a whole lot of signs to read. We did not do the hiking trail out back as we only spent about 30 minutes. Not sure about price if going without tour but as part of tour it provided a nice variety.

Thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Raptor Center. It is a great service they are doing to the animals which are wounded, for many reasons. I must say that Kincaid was extremely professional and enjoyable as a host. His knowledge is fantastic and delivery is well beyond his youth. He made the visit that much better!

Outstanding raptor center that is helping to rehabilitate the American Bald Eagle. Staff was extremely helpful and the center was well done. Hourly live bird talks outside were great and bird handlers were very informative. The nature walk through the grounds was nice as well as having the opportunity to eat some berries. Glad to see what your admission dollars are paying for here.

Loved the Raptor Center! The birds were so majestic and it was obvious that the staff were committed to the highest level of care of these beautiful creatures. Also, we hiked along the trails that start from the center and go into the Tongass Forest. Seeing the water full of massive salmon swimming upstream to spawn was breathtaking! You have to see it to believe it! We went here as part of our Alaskan cruise. We didn’t do a cruise excursion but rather did it on our own which gave us much more flexibility to do our own thing. Loved this place!

A wonderful opportunity to see Eagles, Hawks, Owls up close. The visit starts with an informational short film about the mission of the center followed by a go at your own pace visit to see the birds in resident. There is a hiking trail at the center along the Indian River. The staff.was knowledgeable and enthusiastic about their guest. The cost was $16 each adult to help this non-profit fulfil their mission.