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Customize Ketchikan Tour

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; walking at a relaxed pace

Overview

Discover the heart of Ketchikan on a personalized walking tour that reveals the town’s history, culture, and stunning scenery. Led by local guides, this experience offers a deep dive into Alaska’s vibrant local life. Keep reading to learn how this tour can be tailored to your interests!

Ketchikan, Alaska

Customize Ketchikan Tour

$850 per Custom Tour | Customize your tour to accommodate any group up to 11 Passengers| 3 Hours

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

*The are many options and we want to customize to meet your needs! Our tour guide will talk to you one on one to secure a perfect

tour.*

Totem Bight State Park Herring Cove Wildlife Viewing Area Rainforest Hike or Scenic Drive "Hole in the Wall" Waterfall Viewing City Loop and History


Rates

Custom Tour (All ages, up to 11 people) | $725


Duration

3 hours


About

  • Customize your tour to accommodate any group! The options are unlimited as the tour guide will talk to you one on one to secure a perfect tour. Some options: Local totem parks, Local Waterfalls, Beach, Salmon Hatchery, local hike, Bear viewing (in season), etc. etc.

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable walking shoes

Ketchikan's streets range from paved sidewalks to uneven pathways, so comfortable shoes are essential.

Bring a rain jacket

Weather in Alaska can change quickly; packing a light waterproof jacket ensures you're comfortable remaining dry.

Photograph early or late in the day

Golden hour lighting enhances photos of colorful buildings and scenic views around town.

Respect local traditions and sites

Always ask permission before photographing Indigenous cultural sites or artwork.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles
  • Humpback whales (seasonal)

History

Ketchikan was once a major hub for the Alaskan fishery industry and was known for its totem poles, many of which are preserved at Totem Heritage Center.

Conservation

Local tours promote eco-friendly practices, and efforts are ongoing to preserve Indigenous sites and natural habitats in the area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Providing support and stability for walking on various surfaces around town.

Rainproof jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry during sudden showers common in Alaska's climate.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Camera or smartphone

Capture scenic views, wildlife, and memorable moments during your walk.

Layered clothing

Allows for adjustments as weather conditions change throughout the day.

spring|fall|winter specific