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Packing Guide

Juneau Packing List — What to Pack for Every Season

For Juneau, always pack a waterproof rain jacket, layers like fleece or wool, and waterproof boots. Summer visitors should bring hiking gear and bug spray, while winter travelers need insulated coats, thermal layers, and ice cleats.

By Season

24–37°F

Winter (December–February)

Winter in Juneau is cold, wet, and dark, with frequent snow and rain. Focus on heavy, insulated, and fully waterproof layers for outdoor activities like glacier viewing or walking around town.

  • Insulated waterproof parka
  • Thermal base layers
  • Insulated waterproof boots
  • Ice cleats or microspikes

29–55°F

Spring (March–May)

Spring sees a gradual, chilly thaw with significant rainfall. Trails can be muddy and icy. Versatile layers are crucial as temperatures slowly climb from freezing to the mid-50s.

  • 3-in-1 waterproof jacket
  • Fleece or wool mid-layers
  • Waterproof hiking boots
  • Warm beanie and gloves

47–65°F

Summer (June–August)

Juneau's summer is mild and often rainy, the perfect time for hiking and wildlife viewing. Prepare for sudden weather shifts with a reliable rain jacket and layers, even on sunny days.

  • Lightweight rain jacket
  • Quick-dry hiking pants
  • Fleece jacket
  • Waterproof trail shoes or boots

30–58°F

Fall (September–November)

Fall is Juneau's rainiest season, with rapidly dropping temperatures. Waterproof gear is non-negotiable. It's a beautiful time for photography if you're prepared for the wet and cold.

  • Heavy-duty rain jacket
  • Waterproof pants
  • Insulated boots
  • Wool sweaters

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