Mount Roberts Tramway (Goldbelt Tram)
Mount Roberts Tramway
A tram that climbs straight up from the cruise terminal to a mountainside about 550 meters high, with views over downtown Juneau and Gastineau Channel. The summit offers trails and displays of Tlingit culture.
The tram station is right beside the cruise terminal in the city center. In about six minutes, the tram rises to the summit station near the Mount Roberts treeline, now called Goldbelt Tram and operated by an Indigenous-owned company. The summit has an observation deck, a nature center, a restaurant, Indigenous cultural performances, and displays on rescuing injured bald eagles, along with several alpine trails for further hiking. Fares are about $60, and you can ride multiple times on the same day. On rainy or foggy days, clouds block the view, so check the weather before you go.
Opening hours
Approx. May-Sep 09:00-21:00
Nearby sights
- Last Chance Mining Museum
- Perseverance Trail
- Red Dog Saloon
- Walter Soboleff Building (Sealaska Heritage)
- Treadwell Historic Mine
- St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church
- Alaska State Capitol
- Juneau-Douglas City Museum