easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most visitors with moderate mobility; no strenuous activity required
Discover the authentic spirit of Alaska with a private walking tour through Ketchikan. Perfect for culture lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, this personalized experience reveals hidden gems and breathtaking views.
Starting at $525.00 | City Park has a significant connection to the community | 2.5 Hours | Max. 6
Wonderful private tour for groups up to 6!
Our 2.5 hour tour begins and ends on the dock and this will hopefully give you a little more time in our precious town. You will be hearing many stories of our rich communities past and we’ll do our best to make you laugh. We are always on the lookout for wildlife! Please understand that we cannot guarantee wildlife because they are just that “wild”. Remember this is “your” experience so please feel free to visit with our guides about your expectations!. We will then head towards our beautiful little famous quiet spot “City Park”.
City Park has a significant connection to the community and to Indigenous people because at one time it was an active salmon hatchery. We’ll do our best to make a stop and let you stretch your legs and take a few pictures or selfies. From there we will head towards Totem Bight or Saxman Native Village to view and hear the stories of some of the most historic totem poles in Southeast Alaska.
As we are heading towards Totem Bight or Saxman Native Village you will see breathtaking views of the Tongass National Rainforest and the Tongass Narrows. Drive along the highway that hugs the ocean on your way to the totem park. On this majestic drive you may see Bald Eagles, and ocean wildlife. You’ll hear the stories of how life was once lived and the unique diversity of people found on Revillagigedo Island. We are in Southeast Alaska so we will always be on the lookout for our abundant wildlife.
Ketchikan's streets involve uneven and sometimes slippery surfaces, so sturdy footwear will keep you comfortable throughout the tour.
Weather can change quickly in Alaska; dressing in layers ensures you're prepared for sun, rain, or cool breezes.
Capture spectacular sights of the harbor, historic buildings, and wildlife along the route.
Bring a water bottle to stay refreshed during the outdoor walk, especially in warmer weather.
Ketchikan was once a major hub for the Alaskan timber industry, and its historic clamming and fishing industries shaped the town we see today.
The area emphasizes sustainable tourism practices, with efforts to protect local wildlife and restore native habitats.
Supportive shoes are necessary for exploring uneven surfaces comfortably and safely.
Weather can be unpredictable, so a waterproof jacket ensures you stay dry.
spring|fall|winter specific
Shield yourself from the sun during longer summer days.
summer specific
Great for spotting distant wildlife or scenic views.
spring|summer|fall specific