Ketchikan Walking Tours
Show Map
Walking Tours
You’ll learn about the interdependency of the animals and plants of the area while enjoying the quiet and serenity of hiking trails in the Tongass National Forest that few visitors get to see.
Just outside Ketchikan, the Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary promises a close-up view of old-growth forest, salmon habitat, an historic lumber mill, totem carving, raptor exhibits, and chances to see black bear and other wildlife – all in under 3 hours! There’s no better introduction to Alaska’s Southeast than this showcase of ecology, wildlife, history and Native culture.
When you wander with him through downtown Ketchikan, you get the Native perspective on the town, its evolution, economics, and how Natives both influenced and were affected by it.