Welcome to the Juneau Yacht Club
At the base of majestic mountains and at the inland waters of the Gastineau Channel is Juneau, Alaska capital city.
Juneau offers unparalleled glacier viewing with Tracy Arm's Fjord, Mendenhall Glacier, the Juneau Icefield and Glacier Bay National Park. Icebergs Boaters will see icebergs floating down the channel.
Besides its exceptional sailing and boating opportunities, Juneau also offers outdoor enthusiasts kayaking, dogsledding, biking, hiking, and fishing. Winter enthusiasts will enjoy snowboarding and downhill, cross-country and heli-skiing. Nearby Admiralty Island National Monument, features one of the largest concentrations of brown bear in the world. Humpback whales bubble net feeding.
2010 JYC Scheduled Sailing Races
Due to lack of sufficient interest/participants the 2010 Around Admiralty/Spirit of Adventure and Race 1 of the Juneau Cup Series are hereby cancelled. Questions about the cancellation and subsequent races should be directed to the Sail Squadron Captain Kurt Dzinich at 723-1248.
Sail Squadron
The Juneau Yacht Club is proud to host a variety of sail racing events, providing something for every taste: The "Spirit of Adventure Race", a 200-mile sailboat race around Admiralty Island National Monument, is the longest inland sailboat race on the west coast of North America, while the Juneau Cup Challenge is a series of 4 uniquely-handicapped weekend races for the family cruiser, an
