Afisha Life | Wycieczka Ketchikan Shore: rezerwat orłów i lasy deszczowe Wildlife Center

co jest zawarte

Bezpłatna kawa, gorąca czekolada, herbata i przekąska z wędzonym łososiem.

Lokalny przewodnik

przekąski

Kierowca/przewodnik

Odbiór i dowóz do portu

Complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, tea and a smoked salmon snack.

Local guide

Dodatkowe informacje

Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
At time of booking, Cruise ship passengers must provide the following information at time of booking: ship name, docking time, disembarkation time and re-boarding time

Czego oczekiwać

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Zatoka Śledzia

Niesamowita 8-kilometrowa podróż wzdłuż wybrzeża zabierze Cię do ekskluzywnego rezerwatu Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary, prywatnego rezerwatu położonego w zalesionych górach w rustykalnej Herring Cove. To wyrafinowane środowisko naturalne jest domem dla bielików, niedźwiedzi czarnych, fok, różnych ptaków i innych gatunków przyciąganych przez główne wybiegi łososi w bogatym morskim ujściu rzeki. Oprócz możliwości oglądania dzikiej przyrody, ta trasa umożliwia zobaczenie i sfotografowanie żywych orłów z bliska, obserwację reniferów i obserwację mistrza rodzimego rzeźbiarza totemów w pracy. Zostaniesz powitany przez przyrodnika i poprowadzony ulepszonym szlakiem przez serce gęstego lasu, wśród wysokich drzewostanów cykuty, świerka i cedru z Alaski. Dno lasu jest pokryte mchami, dzikimi kwiatami i różnymi jagodami. Przystanki będą zatrzymywane w strategicznie zlokalizowanych miejscach widokowych. Twój przewodnik poprowadzi Cię do chronionego otwartego ujścia rzeki, gdzie podążasz za Eagle Creek wzdłuż podwyższonej drewnianej promenady z widokiem na trawiaste mokradła. Główne stada łososia powracają tutaj na tarło. Oglądaj i słuchaj symfonii aktywności ptaków w tej spektakularnej scenerii. W okresie tarła niedźwiedzie i foki żywią się łososiem w Eagle Creek, a prawdopodobieństwo zobaczenia tych fascynujących zwierząt jest duże. Bieliki i inne ptaki czekają na resztki w ujściu rzeki. W okolicy często spotyka się jelenie sitka, norki i kuny. Sezonowe zmiany ekosystemów powodują różne poziomy aktywności dzikich zwierząt. Jeśli lubisz przyrodę, pokochasz tę wycieczkę. Na zakończenie półmilowej wędrówki szlakiem będziesz miał okazję odwiedzić Alaska Wildlife Foundation, organizację non-profit. Skorzystaj z okazji, aby nakarmić ich renifery z Alaski, a także zobaczyć z bliska ptaki drapieżne, podczas gdy specjalista od ptaków drapieżnych wyjaśnia dziedzictwo i siedliska różnych gatunków. Korzystając z tych wspaniałych możliwości fotograficznych, zostaniesz poprowadzony przez zabytkowy tartak Herring Bay Lumber Company, założony przez legendarnego pioniera Bena Fleenora. Obserwuj rodzimego mistrza rzeźbiarza totemów przy pracy i podziwiaj jego liczne prace przed naszym sklepem wielobranżowym. Przeglądaj wyświetlacze interpretacyjne i ciesz się bezpłatnymi przekąskami podczas przeglądania sklepu wielobranżowego. W zestawie: poncza przeciwdeszczowe, jeśli to konieczne. Bezpłatna kawa, gorąca czekolada, herbata i przekąska z wędzonym łososiem w sklepie wielobranżowym. Wstęp do Southeast Alaska Discovery Center. Uwaga: obserwacje dzikiej przyrody nie są gwarantowane. Wymaga około 1/2 mili spaceru po możliwie nierównym terenie przez las. Niezalecane dla gości mających problemy z poruszaniem się.

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Herring Cove

An amazing 8 mile journey along the coast takes you to the exclusive Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary, a private reserve located in the forested mountains at rustic Herring Cove. This refined natural environment is home to bald eagles, black bear, seals, a variety of birds and other species attracted by the major salmon runs in the abundant marine estuary. In addition to wildlife viewing opportunities, this tour enables you to see and photograph live eagles up close, observe reindeer, and to observe a master native totem pole carver at work. You will be greeted by your naturalist and guided along an improved trail through the heart of the dense forest, amongst tall stands of hemlock, spruce and Alaska cedar. The forest floor is covered with mosses, wild flowers and a variety of berries. Stops will be made at strategically located viewing areas. Your guide will lead you to a protected open estuary, where you follow Eagle Creek along an elevated wooden boardwalk overlooking grassy wetlands. Major runs of salmon return to spawn here. Watch and listen to the symphony of bird activity in this spectacular setting. During the spawning season bears and seals feed on salmon in Eagle Creek and the likelihood of viewing these fascinating animals is good. Bald eagles and other birds wait for scraps in the estuary. Sitka black tail deer, mink and marten also frequent the area. Seasonal ecosystem changes result in varying levels of wildlife activity. If you like nature, you will love this tour. At the conclusion of the half-mile trail hike you will have an opportunity to visit the Alaska Wildlife Foundation, a non-profit organization. Take the opportunity to feed their Alaskan reindeer as well as see raptors up close as a raptor specialist explains the heritage and habitat of the different species. Following these great photographic opportunities, you will be guided through the historic Herring Bay Lumber Company sawmill, established by legendary pioneer Ben Fleenor. Observe a master native totem pole carver at work and enjoy his many works in front of our General Store. Explore the interpretive displays and enjoy complimentary refreshments while browsing in the General Store. Included: Rain ponchos if necessary. Complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, tea and a smoked salmon snack in general store. Admission to the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center. Please Note: Wildlife sightings not guaranteed. Requires approximately 1/2 mile walk on possibly uneven terrain through forest. Not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

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Herring Cove

An amazing 8 mile journey along the coast takes you to the exclusive Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary, a private reserve located in the forested mountains at rustic Herring Cove. This refined natural environment is home to bald eagles, black bear, seals, a variety of birds and other species attracted by the major salmon runs in the abundant marine estuary. In addition to wildlife viewing opportunities, this tour enables you to see and photograph live eagles up close, observe reindeer, and to observe a master native totem pole carver at work. You will be greeted by your naturalist and guided along an improved trail through the heart of the dense forest, amongst tall stands of hemlock, spruce and Alaska cedar. The forest floor is covered with mosses, wild flowers and a variety of berries. Stops will be made at strategically located viewing areas. Your guide will lead you to a protected open estuary, where you follow Eagle Creek along an elevated wooden boardwalk overlooking grassy wetlands. Major runs of salmon return to spawn here. Watch and listen to the symphony of bird activity in this spectacular setting. During the spawning season bears and seals feed on salmon in Eagle Creek and the likelihood of viewing these fascinating animals is good. Bald eagles and other birds wait for scraps in the estuary. Sitka black tail deer, mink and marten also frequent the area. Seasonal ecosystem changes result in varying levels of wildlife activity. If you like nature, you will love this tour. At the conclusion of the half-mile trail hike you will have an opportunity to visit the Alaska Wildlife Foundation, a non-profit organization. Take the opportunity to feed their Alaskan reindeer as well as see raptors up close as a raptor specialist explains the heritage and habitat of the different species. Following these great photographic opportunities, you will be guided through the historic Herring Bay Lumber Company sawmill, established by legendary pioneer Ben Fleenor. Observe a master native totem pole carver at work and enjoy his many works in front of our General Store. Explore the interpretive displays and enjoy complimentary refreshments while browsing in the General Store. Included: Rain ponchos if necessary. Complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, tea and a smoked salmon snack in general store. Admission to the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center. Please Note: Wildlife sightings not guaranteed. Requires approximately 1/2 mile walk on possibly uneven terrain through forest. Not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

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Herring Cove

An amazing 8 mile journey along the coast takes you to the exclusive Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary, a private reserve located in the forested mountains at rustic Herring Cove. This refined natural environment is home to bald eagles, black bear, seals, a variety of birds and other species attracted by the major salmon runs in the abundant marine estuary. In addition to wildlife viewing opportunities, this tour enables you to see and photograph live eagles up close, observe reindeer, and to observe a master native totem pole carver at work. You will be greeted by your naturalist and guided along an improved trail through the heart of the dense forest, amongst tall stands of hemlock, spruce and Alaska cedar. The forest floor is covered with mosses, wild flowers and a variety of berries. Stops will be made at strategically located viewing areas. Your guide will lead you to a protected open estuary, where you follow Eagle Creek along an elevated wooden boardwalk overlooking grassy wetlands. Major runs of salmon return to spawn here. Watch and listen to the symphony of bird activity in this spectacular setting. During the spawning season bears and seals feed on salmon in Eagle Creek and the likelihood of viewing these fascinating animals is good. Bald eagles and other birds wait for scraps in the estuary. Sitka black tail deer, mink and marten also frequent the area. Seasonal ecosystem changes result in varying levels of wildlife activity. If you like nature, you will love this tour. At the conclusion of the half-mile trail hike you will have an opportunity to visit the Alaska Wildlife Foundation, a non-profit organization. Take the opportunity to feed their Alaskan reindeer as well as see raptors up close as a raptor specialist explains the heritage and habitat of the different species. Following these great photographic opportunities, you will be guided through the historic Herring Bay Lumber Company sawmill, established by legendary pioneer Ben Fleenor. Observe a master native totem pole carver at work and enjoy his many works in front of our General Store. Explore the interpretive displays and enjoy complimentary refreshments while browsing in the General Store. Included: Rain ponchos if necessary. Complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, tea and a smoked salmon snack in general store. Admission to the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center. Please Note: Wildlife sightings not guaranteed. Requires approximately 1/2 mile walk on possibly uneven terrain through forest. Not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

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Recenzje (7)

Jamie_G

May 2024

There is no wildlife center or Eagle sanctuary. This is false advertising as the rescue portion was closed down over a year ago. We did not get a tasting of salmon or anything else. We walked for 1.5 hours through a privately owned rain forest to learn about the flora and fauna (literally). He was very knowledgeable and was the only hood part of the trip. There was no wildlife and of course a gift shop area at the end of the walk with shopping, a blacksmith, and a bar. What we paid was extremely expensive for just getting the tour through the rainforest. No eagles, no wildlife at all. They even changed the name of the tour on our tickets to something that cost less because the items advertised here are no longer offered.

James_F

Jul 2023

Tour guide Gavin very knowlegable and friendly. Gave great tour and made it fun for all thankyou Gavin and good luck!!!!

frannymclaughlin

Jul 2023

Fantastic hike through the Alaska rainforest sanctuary with an excellent guide Emily. We watched eagles fish for salmon and visited the Alaskan Raptor Center for injured birds. A must do tour for the nature lover! Our tour included Totem Park where we learned about Totem history and creation.

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