Located in the Alaska Panhandle, Sitka is renowned for its natural beauty, fishing, and wilderness. Dynamic and busy, Sitka is a great place to live and work. As Alaska’s first city and as a cultural heritage site, the community is diverse and rich in tradition and activities: two hospitals, three high schools, University of Alaska Southeast, summer music festival, fine arts camp, WhaleFest, Alaska Day, Raptor Center, a Russian church, and the National Historical Park are just a few of the sights and opportunities. Sitka offers miles of trails and spectacular and breathtaking settings for outdoor activities. Less than a 2-hour direct flight from Seattle; with all regular public utilities and facilities; cable and high-speed internet access.