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Herring Cove

Herring cove is an open grassy field and creek running through that attracts all types of wildlife giving guests the opportunity to see bears, bald eagles, seals, salmon, geese and more with a breathtaking taking view of our ever green rainforest (wildlife will vary depending on time of season)

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Rotary Beach

This location opens to the inner passage allowing opportunities for sighting Orcas and Humpback whales! As we explore the coastal tide pools filled with crabs, hermit crabs, fish, starburst anemones, starfish and much more…

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Saxman Native Village

Saxman village is a collection of Tlingit, Tsimshian and Haida totem poles and tribal homes. Giving guests an up close view and history of the native culture and totem poles in Ketchikan Ak

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Herring Cove

Herring cove is an open grassy field and creek running through that attracts all types of wildlife giving guests the opportunity to see bears, bald eagles, seals, salmon, geese and more with a breathtaking taking view of our ever green rainforest (wildlife will vary depending on time of season)

5

Rotary Beach

This location opens to the inner passage allowing opportunities for sighting Orcas and Humpback whales! As we explore the coastal tide pools filled with crabs, hermit crabs, fish, starburst anemones, starfish and much more…

6

Saxman Native Village

Saxman village is a collection of Tlingit, Tsimshian and Haida totem poles and tribal homes. Giving guests an up close view and history of the native culture and totem poles in Ketchikan Ak

7

Herring Cove

Herring cove is an open grassy field and creek running through that attracts all types of wildlife giving guests the opportunity to see bears, bald eagles, seals, salmon, geese and more with a breathtaking taking view of our ever green rainforest (wildlife will vary depending on time of season)

8

Rotary Beach

This location opens to the inner passage allowing opportunities for sighting Orcas and Humpback whales! As we explore the coastal tide pools filled with crabs, hermit crabs, fish, starburst anemones, starfish and much more…

9

Saxman Native Village

Saxman village is a collection of Tlingit, Tsimshian and Haida totem poles and tribal homes. Giving guests an up close view and history of the native culture and totem poles in Ketchikan Ak

10

Anse aux harengs

Herring Cove est un champ herbeux ouvert et un ruisseau qui attire tous les types d'animaux sauvages, donnant aux clients la possibilité de voir des ours, des pygargues à tête blanche, des phoques, des saumons, des oies et plus encore avec une vue imprenable sur notre forêt tropicale toujours verte (la faune variera selon à l'heure de la saison)

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Plage du Rotary

Cet emplacement s'ouvre sur le passage intérieur permettant d'apercevoir des orques et des baleines à bosse ! Alors que nous explorons les bassins de marée côtiers remplis de crabes, de bernard-l'ermite, de poissons, d'anémones étoilées, d'étoiles de mer et bien plus encore…

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Village natal de Saxman

Le village de Saxman est une collection de mâts totémiques et de maisons tribales Tlingit, Tsimshian et Haida. Donner aux invités une vue rapprochée et l'histoire de la culture indigène et des mâts totémiques à Ketchikan Ak

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Ketchikan

Experience the thrill of wildlife with the chance to see bears, bald eagles, salmon, and seals! This open grassy field and salmon filled creek, attracts a variety of wildlife to this location! Please note the diversity of wildlife will vary depending on time of season.

14

Ketchikan

Capture stunning photos and videos of a beautiful waterfall just steps away from where you exit the van! Plus, step inside our lush rainforest for more spectacular views and vantage points of this waterfall!

15

Ketchikan

Discover the diverse tide pools along the coastal inner passage, where you may spot purple and orange starfish, crabs, sea anemones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and more! Chance to also see eagles in the trees, seals in the ocean, and with a little bit of luck a whale passing through. The variety of wildlife will change with the tide levels. When the season is right, you can also pick and enjoy the wild edible berries in this location! (rocky and sandy terrain)

16

Ketchikan

A rare opportunity to see totem poles up close. Your guide will share captivating stories that breathe life into these magnificent works of art, creating a rich, interactive experience for all ages! Next a quick stop into a retired sawmill that offers a fun and interesting look into Ketchikan's past that is entertaining for all ages! This mill sits on 20-foot-high stilts, providing an amazing view of the estuary below, with more chances to see harbor seals, beavers, salmon, eagles, and bears! This site also features Bifrost Blacksmithing, knives handcrafted in Ketchikan using locally sourced materials and handles crafted from Sitka black-tailed deer antlers, each carrying a unique story. Explore this amazing collection and engage with the blacksmiths, Jake and Joron, to learn about their craft and the intriguing stories behind each knife! Entry into this location that includes the Totem Park, sawmill, and blacksmith is $10 per person(ages 12 and under $5)upon arrival.

17

Ketchikan

Experience the thrill of wildlife with the chance to see bears, bald eagles, salmon, and seals! This open grassy field and salmon filled creek, attracts a variety of wildlife to this location! Please note the diversity of wildlife will vary depending on time of season.

18

Ketchikan

Capture stunning photos and videos of a beautiful waterfall just steps away from where you exit the van! Plus, step inside our lush rainforest for more spectacular views and vantage points of this waterfall!

19

Ketchikan

Discover the diverse tide pools along the coastal inner passage, where you may spot purple and orange starfish, crabs, sea anemones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and more! Chance to also see eagles in the trees, seals in the ocean, and with a little bit of luck a whale passing through. The variety of wildlife will change with the tide levels. When the season is right, you can also pick and enjoy the wild edible berries in this location! (rocky and sandy terrain)

20

Ketchikan

A rare opportunity to see totem poles up close. Your guide will share captivating stories that breathe life into these magnificent works of art, creating a rich, interactive experience for all ages! Next a quick stop into a retired sawmill that offers a fun and interesting look into Ketchikan's past that is entertaining for all ages! This mill sits on 20-foot-high stilts, providing an amazing view of the estuary below, with more chances to see harbor seals, beavers, salmon, eagles, and bears! This site also features Bifrost Blacksmithing, knives handcrafted in Ketchikan using locally sourced materials and handles crafted from Sitka black-tailed deer antlers, each carrying a unique story. Explore this amazing collection and engage with the blacksmiths, Jake and Joron, to learn about their craft and the intriguing stories behind each knife! Entry into this location that includes the Totem Park, sawmill, and blacksmith is $10 per person(ages 12 and under $5)upon arrival.

21

Ketchikan

Experience the thrill of wildlife with the chance to see bears, bald eagles, salmon, and seals! This open grassy field and salmon filled creek, attracts a variety of wildlife to this location! Please note the diversity of wildlife will vary depending on time of season.

22

Ketchikan

Capture stunning photos and videos of a beautiful waterfall just steps away from where you exit the van! Plus, step inside our lush rainforest for more spectacular views and vantage points of this waterfall!

23

Ketchikan

Discover the diverse tide pools along the coastal inner passage, where you may spot purple and orange starfish, crabs, sea anemones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and more! Chance to also see eagles in the trees, seals in the ocean, and with a little bit of luck a whale passing through. The variety of wildlife will change with the tide levels. When the season is right, you can also pick and enjoy the wild edible berries in this location! (rocky and sandy terrain)

24

Ketchikan

A rare opportunity to see totem poles up close. Your guide will share captivating stories that breathe life into these magnificent works of art, creating a rich, interactive experience for all ages! Next a quick stop into a retired sawmill that offers a fun and interesting look into Ketchikan's past that is entertaining for all ages! This mill sits on 20-foot-high stilts, providing an amazing view of the estuary below, with more chances to see harbor seals, beavers, salmon, eagles, and bears! This site also features Bifrost Blacksmithing, knives handcrafted in Ketchikan using locally sourced materials and handles crafted from Sitka black-tailed deer antlers, each carrying a unique story. Explore this amazing collection and engage with the blacksmiths, Jake and Joron, to learn about their craft and the intriguing stories behind each knife! Entry into this location that includes the Totem Park, sawmill, and blacksmith is $10 per person(ages 12 and under $5)upon arrival.

25

Ketchikan

Experience the thrill of wildlife with the chance to see bears, bald eagles, salmon, and seals! This open grassy field and salmon filled creek, attracts a variety of wildlife to this location! Please note the diversity of wildlife will vary depending on time of season.

26

Ketchikan

Capture stunning photos and videos of a beautiful waterfall just steps away from where you exit the van! Plus, step inside our lush rainforest for more spectacular views and vantage points of this waterfall!

27

Ketchikan

Discover the diverse tide pools along the coastal inner passage, where you may spot purple and orange starfish, crabs, sea anemones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and more! Chance to also see eagles in the trees, seals in the ocean, and with a little bit of luck a whale passing through. The variety of wildlife will change with the tide levels. When the season is right, you can also pick and enjoy the wild edible berries in this location! (rocky and sandy terrain)

28

Ketchikan

A rare opportunity to see totem poles up close. Your guide will share captivating stories that breathe life into these magnificent works of art, creating a rich, interactive experience for all ages! Next a quick stop into a retired sawmill that offers a fun and interesting look into Ketchikan's past that is entertaining for all ages! This mill sits on 20-foot-high stilts, providing an amazing view of the estuary below, with more chances to see harbor seals, beavers, salmon, eagles, and bears! This site also features Bifrost Blacksmithing, knives handcrafted in Ketchikan using locally sourced materials and handles crafted from Sitka black-tailed deer antlers, each carrying a unique story. Explore this amazing collection and engage with the blacksmiths, Jake and Joron, to learn about their craft and the intriguing stories behind each knife! Entry into this location that includes the Totem Park, sawmill, and blacksmith is $10 per person(ages 12 and under $5)upon arrival.

29

Ketchikan

Experience the thrill of wildlife with the chance to see bears, bald eagles, salmon, and seals! This open grassy field and salmon filled creek, attracts a variety of wildlife to this location! Please note the diversity of wildlife will vary depending on time of season.

30

Ketchikan

Capture stunning photos and videos of a beautiful waterfall just steps away from where you exit the van! Plus, step inside our lush rainforest for more spectacular views and vantage points of this waterfall!

31

Ketchikan

Discover the diverse tide pools along the coastal inner passage, where you may spot purple and orange starfish, crabs, sea anemones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and more! Chance to also see eagles in the trees, seals in the ocean, and with a little bit of luck a whale passing through. The variety of wildlife will change with the tide levels. When the season is right, you can also pick and enjoy the wild edible berries in this location! (rocky and sandy terrain)

32

Ketchikan

A rare opportunity to see totem poles up close. Your guide will share captivating stories that breathe life into these magnificent works of art, creating a rich, interactive experience for all ages! Next a quick stop into a retired sawmill that offers a fun and interesting look into Ketchikan's past that is entertaining for all ages! This mill sits on 20-foot-high stilts, providing an amazing view of the estuary below, with more chances to see harbor seals, beavers, salmon, eagles, and bears! This site also features Bifrost Blacksmithing, knives handcrafted in Ketchikan using locally sourced materials and handles crafted from Sitka black-tailed deer antlers, each carrying a unique story. Explore this amazing collection and engage with the blacksmiths, Jake and Joron, to learn about their craft and the intriguing stories behind each knife! Entry into this location that includes the Totem Park, sawmill, and blacksmith is $10 per person(ages 12 and under $5)upon arrival.

33

Ketchikan

Experience the thrill of wildlife with the chance to see bears, bald eagles, salmon, and seals! This open grassy field and salmon filled creek, attracts a variety of wildlife to this location! Please note the diversity of wildlife will vary depending on time of season.

34

Ketchikan

Capture stunning photos and videos of a beautiful waterfall just steps away from where you exit the van! Plus, step inside our lush rainforest for more spectacular views and vantage points of this waterfall!

35

Ketchikan

Discover the diverse tide pools along the coastal inner passage, where you may spot purple and orange starfish, crabs, sea anemones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and more! Chance to also see eagles in the trees, seals in the ocean, and with a little bit of luck a whale passing through. The variety of wildlife will change with the tide levels. When the season is right, you can also pick and enjoy the wild edible berries in this location! (rocky and sandy terrain)

36

Ketchikan

A rare opportunity to see totem poles up close. Your guide will share captivating stories that breathe life into these magnificent works of art, creating a rich, interactive experience for all ages! Next a quick stop into a retired sawmill that offers a fun and interesting look into Ketchikan's past that is entertaining for all ages! This mill sits on 20-foot-high stilts, providing an amazing view of the estuary below, with more chances to see harbor seals, beavers, salmon, eagles, and bears! This site also features Bifrost Blacksmithing, knives handcrafted in Ketchikan using locally sourced materials and handles crafted from Sitka black-tailed deer antlers, each carrying a unique story. Explore this amazing collection and engage with the blacksmiths, Jake and Joron, to learn about their craft and the intriguing stories behind each knife! Entry into this location that includes the Totem Park, sawmill, and blacksmith is $10 per person(ages 12 and under $5)upon arrival.

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