The prime wildlife viewing spot, famous for its seasonal bear sightings as they feast on salmon swimming upstream. Visitors may also spot bald eagles and other native Alaskan wildlife in their natural habitat. It's a must-see attraction for nature enthusiasts exploring Ketchikan.

The picture perfect stop for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Explore intertidal marine life, watch for whales, eagles, and otters, and bask in stunning coastal views. This idyllic beach is impeccable for wildlife viewing, photography, and connecting with Alaska's natural beauty.

Discover rich Native culture, home to one of the largest collections of authentic totem poles in the world. Explore intricately carved poles, learn about Tlingit culture, and experience the art and stories of Alaska’s Indigenous people. This is a must-do cultural experience!

Nestled along the banks of Ketchikan Creek, Creek Street is one of Alaska’s most iconic destinations—a picturesque boardwalk perched on stilts above flowing waters, rich in history, culture, and charm. In summer, the creek comes alive with the spectacle of the salmon run, as thousands of fish swim upstream, often followed by bald eagles and the occasional harbor seal. Once Ketchikan’s red-light district during the early 20th century, this colorful street has transformed into a vibrant hub for visitors seeking authentic Alaskan experiences.