Where To Stay In Ketchikan
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Fishing Lodges View All
Mixing upscale modern and Alaskan rustic, Salmon Falls Resort overlooks the water 15 minutes outside Ketchikan in the foothills of the Tongass National Forest. Its secluded spot at the end of the Tongass Highway makes for a quiet, serene getaway. And while the resort is famous for its world-class fishing, it’s a place that everyone can enjoy.
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Settlers Cove State Recreation Site offers two of the best sandy beaches to be found in the Ketchikan area and provides pit toilets and sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables with fire grates. A campground with eight campsites is available as well and one public-use cabin on the water that can be rented.
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The only state public use cabin on the Ketchikan-area road system, this popular 12 x 16 cabin features one of the region’s few accessible sandy beaches. Hiking trails, salmon viewing, sports fishing, excellent kayaking and wildlife viewing all contribute to the cabin’s reputation as a remarkable base for recreation in a serene coastal rain forest setting.
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12′ x 14′ cabin in Misty Fiords National Monument east of Ketchikan
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Rustic style 12ft x 14ft Pan Abode cabin. Mainland near the northwest boundary of Misty Fiords National Monument Wilderness.
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