| Facilities: No facilities are provided. Reservations: Unknown Best Time To Visit: Unknown Fees: No fees are charged. Accessibility: Unknown Rules: Stay off the flats! This is where the eagles feed. Their energy is better utilized by feeding than by flying away from intruders. View eagles from areas between Haines Highway and the river. Staying within this area prevents stressful conditions for the eagles. They need their space to roost and feed.Do not disturb the fish in any way. Fish are the eagles' food. Please leave all fish and fish carcasses where nature has placed them.Stop and park only in designated turnouts. The road is narrow and has many curves. Watch for traffic at all times. Never stop on the roadway. Do not set up tripods on the road.Directions: The main viewing stretch parallels the Chilkat River between mile 18 and mile 24 of the Haines Highway. Haines is accessible by road from Anchorage and other parts of Alaska, Canada, and the U.S. and can be reached by plane, boat, or Alaska Marine Highway System ferry from Juneau. | 
