Alaskan Lumberjack Show & Culinary Tour in Ketchikan
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No fitness level required; suitable for all ages and abilities
Overview
Witness thrilling lumberjack competitions and savor authentic Alaskan flavors in Ketchikan’s unique cultural show. Dive into heritage with food, crafts, and native art.
Alaskan Cultural, Culinary & Lumberjack Show Experience
Culinary Demo • Private Artifact Collection • Lumberjack Competition
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, complemented by a self-guided tour of the Cape Fox Private Collection. Savor delicious Alaskan food samples and enjoy a beverage flight of your choice. Plus, explore unique shopping opportunities, all in an accessible and memorable setting.
Duration
From Ward Cove Cruise Terminal 3.75 Hours From Downtown Meeting Location 3 Hours
What's Included
• Access to the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show for a 1-hour performance • Self-guided tour of Cape Fox Private Collection • Variety of Alaskan food samples • Beverage flight of choice between craft beer, wine, or craft soda (must be 21 years of age for alcoholic beverages) • Shopping Opportunity in the Gift Shop
Tour is accessible for guests in wheelchairs, scooters and walkers who can transfer 2-3 steps. Tour may operate in reverse order. Tour does NOT include access to the Totem Park.
Adventure Tips
Dress for changing weather
Ketchikan’s coastal climate can quickly shift; layered waterproof clothing keeps you comfortable throughout the show and tour.
Arrive early for best seating
Getting there before the show starts ensures prime viewing spots for the lumberjack competitions.
Sample locally sourced foods
Take advantage of food tastings to try fresh, authentic Alaskan ingredients you won’t find elsewhere.
Respect cultural displays
Observe Native artifacts and art with care and mindfulness, honoring their cultural significance.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring overhead
- Harbor seals along the shoreline
History
Ketchikan’s origins are deeply tied to the logging industry and Tlingit culture, both celebrated through this experience.
Conservation
The venue promotes sustainable tourism by supporting local artisans and using responsibly sourced foods.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof jacket
Keeps you dry during unpredictable coastal rain showers
summer specific
Comfortable walking shoes
Ideal for navigating the venue and self-guided tour areas
Camera or smartphone
Capture dynamic lumberjack action and cultural exhibits
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout your visit while reducing waste