Glacier Highway past Cohen Drive offers a tranquil, relaxed neighborhood with low noise levels and plentiful private outdoor space. Housing here predominantly includes single detached homes along with townhouses. Most residences date from around 1987, reflecting established late twentieth century construction. Two bedroom and three bedroom layouts predominate across the neighborhood. Approximately three quarters of properties are occupied by long-term residents. Car access is convenient for daily errands and regional connections. Local natural surroundings and calm streets support a peaceful residential atmosphere. Parks, green spaces, and scenic routes provide pleasant outdoor options nearby. Amenities and services in surrounding areas are accessible within short drives.
Glacier Highway past Cohen Drive offers a calm ambience. Glacier Highway past Cohen Drive is very quiet, as the streets are usually very peaceful.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Stretching alongside Glacier Highway, this expansive refuge offers spectacular birdwatching, peaceful views of the Mendenhall River, and access points for kayaking and fishing, making it a unique pocket of wild nature right on the edge of the neighborhood.
Located near the residential area past Cohen Drive, this campus serves local families with a scenic setting and a strong community focus, offering unique educational programs adjacent to Juneau’s stunning natural environment.
A popular gathering spot for outdoor enthusiasts, this area features picnic tables and easy access to the scenic Herbert Glacier Trail, offering breathtaking mountain vistas and a convenient stop for hikers and families alike.
A friendly and long-standing convenience store and gas station just off Glacier Highway, DeHart's serves locals, boaters, and travelers with fresh snacks, coffee, and locally made treats, acting as a beloved hub for the community.
Running parallel to much of Glacier Highway in this area, this paved and well-maintained path is ideal for cycling, jogging, and dog walking, giving residents and visitors easy access to the breathtaking natural scenery while staying safely separated from road traffic.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This family-friendly 5K and one-mile walk starts near Glacier Highway at 8617 Teal Street, making it especially convenient for residents in the valley and out-the-road area. Participants can support local homelessness services, enjoy a neighborhood course, and stay afterward for shelter tours and a hot dog lunch.
View event details →Families and creative adults can make and paint handmade clay ghosts, then turn them into seasonal luminaries. The workshop offers an engaging rainy-day activity for Juneau residents, with several October dates available and a relaxed downtown setting that is a practical outing from Glacier Highway neighborhoods.
View event details →Residents can enjoy an evening of live storytelling and Alaska-rooted folk music from Juneau songwriter Annie Bartholomew. The event provides a distinctive local cultural experience during the quieter fall season and is a good indoor option for households traveling into town from the Glacier Highway corridor.
View event details →This free community gathering brings together Juneau entrepreneurs, small-business owners, and local supporters for networking, refreshments, and a statewide celebration of Alaska’s small-business community. It is particularly useful for residents working from home, operating neighborhood businesses, or interested in meeting other entrepreneurs in an informal setting.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Glacier Highway past Cohen Drive
