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Take a trip to West Edmonton Mall , one of the largest malls in North America, which features over 800 stores, an amusement park, a water park, and a variety of other attractions.

Visit the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Skagway, Alaska, where you can learn about the history of the Klondike Gold Rush and the role that Skagway played in it. Stop by the Gold Rush Cemetery to pay your respects to some of the people who lost their lives during the rush.

Spend the evening at the Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp , a recreation of a gold rush camp that offers a variety of activities and entertainment, including gold panning and a salmon bake.

Explore the historic district of Skagway, which features a number of well-preserved buildings from the gold rush era, including the Mascot Saloon Museum . Take a stroll down to the Port of Skagway , where you can see the ships that brought thousands of gold seekers to Alaska.

Take a hike on the Chilkoot Trail , a historic trail that follows the route taken by gold seekers during the Klondike Gold Rush. Stop by Jewell Gardens , a beautiful garden and glassblowing studio, on your way back to town.

Take in the views from the Skagway Overlook , which offers stunning views of the town and the surrounding mountains.

Take a ride on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway , a historic narrow-gauge railroad that takes you through some of the most breathtaking scenery in Alaska. Stop by the Fortress of the Bear , a sanctuary for orphaned and injured bears, on your way back to town.

Visit the Alaska Raptor Center , a rehabilitation center for birds of prey, where you can learn about the center's work and see some of the birds up close. Afterward, explore Sitka National Historical Park , which preserves the site of a Tlingit fort and a Russian trading post.

Take a tour of St. Michael's Orthodox Cathedral and the Russian Bishop's House , two of the most historic buildings in Sitka, before heading to the Sitka Sound Science Center , which offers interactive exhibits and programs about the local marine environment.

Visit the Sheldon Jackson Museum , which houses a collection of Native Alaskan art and artifacts, followed by a trip to the Sitka History Museum , which tells the story of Sitka's rich and varied history. Afterward, visit Baranof Castle State Historic Site , which preserves the site of a Tlingit fort and a Russian castle.

Take a walk down to the Old Sitka Dock , which offers stunning views of Sitka Sound and a chance to see sea lions, seals, and otters. Afterward, take a boat tour to Pack Creek , a bear viewing area that offers a chance to see bears fishing for salmon in their natural habitat.

End your trip with a visit to the Mendenhall Glacier , a breathtaking glacier that is easily accessible from Juneau. Take a ride on the Mt. Roberts Tramway for stunning views of the glacier and the surrounding mountains.