Set out on a personalized Ketchikan tour that combines wildlife sightings, cultural explorations, and stunning scenery. Discover the wild beauty of Alaska in a way that's tailored just for you.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; some walking involved
Wildlife
History
Ketchikan’s Native Tlingit community has thrived here for centuries, influencing local culture and the landscape itself.
Conservation
Ketchikan Tours emphasizes eco-friendly practices, helping protect the area’s rich biodiversity for generations to come.
Ketchikan Tours
Set out on a personalized Ketchikan tour that combines wildlife sightings, cultural explorations, and stunning scenery. Discover the wild beauty of Alaska in a way that's tailored just for you.
Ketchikan Tours offers guided, customizable excursions in Ketchikan and Southeast Alaska. Specializing in private and small-group experiences, Ketchikan Tours presents four distinct trips that highlight regional wildlife, cultural heritage, and rainforest ecosystems. Trips include A Wee Place Between the Sea and the Mountains, A Tongass Rain Forest Walk, A Walk into Southeast Alaska History, and The Spirit in the Wood.
Each itinerary is tailored to guest interests, with options to visit Whale Park, Historic Creek Street, Salmon Falls, Totem Poles, and the Tongass Museum. Guides focus on interpretation of local history, cultural context, and natural history while facilitating safe, comfortable exploration. Stops emphasize viewing wildlife, observing salmon runs, and learning about Native art and carving traditions.
Ketchikan Tours operates private guided experiences and customizable stop selections, reducing wait times and allowing a more personal pace. The company highlights accessibility to key Ketchikan destinations and provides a structured yet flexible approach suited to families, solo travelers, and small groups. Guides prioritize cultural sensitivity when presenting stories about totem poles and native art and follow local guidelines for wildlife viewing.
Booking information and trip durations are provided during reservation; guests can request specific sites and tailor the tour to their schedule. Ketchikan Tours supports sustainable visitation by focusing on observation, education, and respect for natural and cultural resources. With clear trip summaries and private options, the company offers visitors a dependable way to experience Ketchikan’s rainforest, wildlife, and living cultural sites. Online trip summaries help guests choose experiences that match interests exactly.
Tours Offered
4
Four distinct guided experiences
Private Tours
Available
Private and customizable options
Tongass Access
Included
Rainforest walks and nature views
Location
Ketchikan, Southeast Alaska
Based in Ketchikan, Southeast Alaska
Reserve a customizable tour to see Ketchikan’s rainforest, wildlife, and cultural sites — secure availability and tailor stops to preferences.
Dress in Layers
Alaskan weather can change quickly; layering keeps you comfortable no matter the conditions.
Bring Binoculars
A great way to spot distant wildlife like whales, eagles, and sea otters during your tour.
Stay Hydrated
Bring water to stay refreshed during outdoor walks and scenic viewpoints.
Book in Advance
Tours are popular in high season—reserve early to secure your preferred date and time.
Sturdy walking shoes
Comfortable, grip-friendly shoes are key for walking and sightseeing on varied terrains.
Rain jacket
Weather in Alaska can change instantly; a waterproof jacket keeps you dry.
spring|fall|winter
Binoculars
Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities during your tour.
Camera with zoom lens
Capture distant whales, eagles, and scenic vistas.