Plan Your Visit

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The Aleutian Islands are a remote and unforgiving location where fortune favors the prepared!

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Photo / Lisa Hupp

 

The Aleutian Islands are a captivating landscape full of countless historic and cultural sites; however, they are not easy to get to. Make the most of your trip by planning for your visit in advance. Use the pages below to learn about the Aleutian Islands WWII National Historic Area, things to do, and more.

 
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Basic Information

Explore this overview of the Aleutian Islands WWII National Historic Area's location, hours, fees, and more.

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Visitor Center

Check out the amazing exhibits at the Visitor Center before entering the Historic Area.

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Things To Do

There's a lot to do in the Aleutian Islands. Start planning your trip today.

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Accessibility

Everyone deserves to enjoy this important landscape. Prepare for your visit with this accessibility information.

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Safety

There are many hazards -- historic and modern -- that come with visiting the Aleutians. Be aware and be prepared.

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Directions & Transportation

Learn more about how to get to Unalaska, Amaknak, and other Aleutian Islands.

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Maps

Maps can be very helpful for planning your trip on public lands.

Last updated: October 4, 2024

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

Aleutian Islands WWII Visitor Center
2716 Airport Beach Road

Unalaska, AK 99692

Phone:

907-581-9944

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