Ketchikan, Alaska, is a colorful waterfront town surrounded by towering forests, rushing waterfalls, and the dramatic beauty of Alaska’s Inside Passage. Often called the “Salmon Capital of the World,” Ketchikan is also known for its deep Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian heritage and its remarkable collection of totem poles. With historic buildings perched along the water and forested mountains rising just beyond town, Ketchikan delivers that classic Alaska scenery from the moment you arrive.
There’s plenty to experience during your visit, whether you’re strolling along historic Creek Street, discovering Native Alaskan culture at Saxman Native Village or Totem Bight State Historical Park, watching for bald eagles and wildlife, or heading into the spectacular wilderness surrounding the city. Adventurous travelers can explore the breathtaking Misty Fjords National Monument, while those staying closer to town will find shops, local attractions, and plenty of photo-worthy views. Ketchikan is a wonderful combination of Alaskan history, Native culture, wildlife, and outdoor adventure packed into one unforgettable port of call.
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