Wildflowers
From the very top of the mountains down to the coastal beaches Unalaska is covered with unique plant life. The variety will amaze those lucky enough to visit our islands between June and August. The summer is ideal for experiencing the beauty of wildflowers that cover the hillsides with unforgettable green landscapes with just a hint of color. 
You will surely want to grab your camera so you can capture the absolute exquisiteness of the wild orchids, lilies, lupines, irises, and the hundreds of other wildflowers that will continue to bloom throughout the season. As summer fades and fall sweeps in our meadows and mountains start to change from the palest greens, to yellows, oranges, and brilliant reds. There is nothing quite as unique or unforgettable as a walk through the meadows, tundra, mountains or beaches of Unalaska.
Late fall is a great time to visit for those looking for a new adventure. Berry picking is an exciting opportunity and the hills are abundant with berries which include; salmonberries, high bush blueberries, crow berries, nagoon berries, and mountain cranberries. Outside of the medicinal uses, just the simple act of picking berries is said to be very therapeutic for the soul. The local community looks forward to the berries each year and some will gather enough to last them year round.