easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking on mostly flat terrain
Discover Ketchikan's rich indigenous culture and historic charm on a personalized ground tour. From towering totems to vibrant waterfront streets, dive into the stories that define this Alaskan port town.
The tour involves walking through uneven terrain and historic areas, so comfortable shoes are essential.
Alaska's weather can change rapidly; pack a rain jacket or umbrella for comfort.
Best lighting occurs in the late afternoon; bring your camera for memorable shots of the carvings.
Tours fill up quickly in summer months, so reserve your spot early to secure availability.
Ketchikan's totem poles are a direct link to the area’s rich indigenous history, with many carvings dating back over a century.
The tour supports local indigenous artisans and promotes sustainable tourism practices in Southeast Alaska.
Necessary for walking over uneven surfaces and historical districts comfortably.
Keeps you dry during sudden rain showers common in Southeast Alaska.
spring|summer|fall specific
Capture the vibrant totems and scenic streets during your visit.
Adapts to variable temperatures throughout the year.
winter|spring|fall specific