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Ketchikan Electric Bike and Rain Forest Hike Ecotour

Overview
As the original electric bicycle tour in Southeast Alaska, we're excited for you to join us on an easy, enjoyable ride on the "road to nowhere". This road dead ends at the edge of the dense Tongass National Forest, an extensive wilderness where you will then take an enjoyable, guided, educational hike along a well maintained trail beside an active salmon spawning stream. The hiking features a beautiful waterfall along the path as well as stunning beach views with potential to spot intertidal creatures, black bears and marine mammals along the coast. The dense rainforest is the highlight of the loop trail through the Tongass and is always changing throughout the season. After enjoying your guided hike you'll return to your e-bikes to cycle back to our marina for smoked salmon snacks along with vegan options and beverages. All our tours provide round trip transportation from both the Downtown Cruise docks & the New Dock at Ward Cove. Excellent rain gear is provided should you need it.
City: Ketchikan
Wed 23 Apr
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Starting at $161.00
Wed 23 Apr
Starting at $161.00
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What's Included
Roundtrip Transport from the Cruise Ship Docks Downtown & at Ward Cove.
Small-group tours
Smoked Salmon, Local Vegan options & Beverages provided.
Local Guides & Professional Educators/Return Guides.
Additional Info
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • This tour does not cancel for rain
What To Expect
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Tongass National Forest
After a dozen years of running kayak tours in Ketchikan, we're consistently surprised at the number of visitors who never set foot in the Rain Forest. Our E-Bike tour originated from a desire to get more visitors into this amazing rain forest. With almost 200 inches of rain annually, there really is no place as lush and unique as Southeast Alaska. The forest floor is bountiful with all kinds of Flora and Fauna and depending on the time of season its not unusual to see deer or or salmon swimming up stream. Port times for most folks are very limited, so we wanted to maximize your time by combining multiple activities on this tour. Plus we wanted to offer more than just a hiking tour anyway. So we made the trip to the trailhead half the adventure in itself. The ocean views along the hike and from our scenic marina are a big bonus! It's not unheard of to see Porpoises, Seals and Sea Lions or sometimes Humpbacks or Orcas from the beach.
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Ketchikan Kayak Company
Electric assist bicycles are bicycles. You pedal them and shift gears like any other bike. They are very quiet in operation and are not classified as a motorized vehicle. These bikes have multiple levels of peddle assist allowing you to choose how much exercise you want to get. Peddling is necessary. We can cover more distance using e-bikes than conventional bicycles, you don't have to worry about keeping up, and they are the perfect way to get just the amount of exercise you're after. They are very accommodating with a step-through frame so you don't have to throw a leg over the bike to get on and off. We recharge our e-bikes with hydro power so they are a clean source of fun. Our tour usually max's out at 10 people, so no chance of getting lost in the crowd. Get out of town with us on your visit to Ketchikan this summer!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (478)
Mykel_G
Sep 2024
This excursion was so much fun! The guides provided the perfect level of assistance, guidance, safety monitoring, and outdoor expertise! The bike ride was fun and the hike was memorable. Great job!!
Alisa_W
Sep 2024
Worth every penny!! The guides were amazing taking us to beautiful areas and we even saw a mama bear catch a salmon in the river in front of us with her 2 cubs nearby! Incredible!!!!!!!!!!
PaulU561
Sep 2024
We were picked up at the cruise terminal and taken about 30 minutes by minibus to Clover Pass Resort. There we met Asia and Reiven who led our tour. They were both professional and explained everything about the bikes and the route very clearly to us. The first part of the ride was 8km along a straight undulating road with little traffic to Settler's Cove. Here we parked up and continued on foot into the rain forest. There were quite a lot of steps, but we enjoyed seeing the stream where the salmon run takes place. The water was teeming with pink salmon and we continued down to the beach where we saw many more and the scenery was amazing and very peaceful. Some of us took an optional longer walk back through the forest where we picked and ate blueberries and huckleberries as well as learning about the plant and wildlife. It is not unknown for there to be black bears, but we didn't see any today. Afterwards we cycled the 8kms back again and were able to enjoy a small salmon snack and a drink before returning to the ship by minibus. The whole trip took 4 hours from pick up to drop off.

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