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3 Hour Private Tour with a Local Native ( Price up to 5)

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Tour with a born and raised local Alaskan Native. Learn about my culture and some history of Ketchikan. Hear about our medicinal and edible plants, how we gather and process the plants. I come from a family background of artists; my grandfather James Edenshaw helped carve Totem Bight, my brother James Edenshaw is a Tlingit Master Carver, my Uncle George Lewis Jr. was a Tlingit Code talker, and my mother did bead work. If you're interested in my culture, I bring customers to one of four locations to see Totem Poles. These beautiful monumental carvings may symbolize or commemorate ancestors,cultural beliefs, clan lineage or events. Wildlife plays a role in many Alaskan stories. Ketchikan is home to a variety of animals, including bears, eagles, deer, wolves and mountian goats. Salmon is a huge part of our economy, with five species making Ketchikan the Salmon Capital of the world. Ketchikan is the first city on the Inside Passage of Southeast Alaska. Explore my home with me on a tour.
Город: Ketchikan
Tue 08 Apr
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Дополнительная информация
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Что ожидать
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Ketchikan
We will drive to Herring Cove to find/view bears. Minutes away for this location is Beaver Falls. Feel the cool freshness of the water flowing with the rich green forest. As we drive along Tongass Narrows, we will be making stops for picture opportunities and making your memories last. Salmon Ladder is a great attraction during the spawn of the salmon. It will remind you of watching Discovery Channels. Potlatch Park is a replica of a native village, locally owned and operated by a Tshimpshian/Haida family. This property was once a fish camp for natives. Visit their musuem and see a totem carving center and a clan house that resemble home to my ancestors.
2
Herring Cove
This location is a wonderful area to view wildlife. Your best chance to view bears on the Island. Mid June through early September, when the salmon are running. This area is popular for us locals.
3
Salmon Ladder
This popular saltwater swimming hole and beachside park is fun for everyone. Named after Martin Bugge, a Norwegian miner. Explore beachcombing by searching for objects, seashells and unique driftwood. Find a beautiful soft edged seaglass on your exploration.
4
Potlatch Totem Park
Built on old fishing grounds of the Tlingit Natives. This park features totem poles, a clan house that housed several family members. See a variety of totems on display with features of native designs. See the impressive car museum and carving center with some carving tools on display.
5
Ketchikan
We will drive to Herring Cove to find/view bears. Minutes away for this location is Beaver Falls. Feel the cool freshness of the water flowing with the rich green forest. As we drive along Tongass Narrows, we will be making stops for picture opportunities and making your memories last. Salmon Ladder is a great attraction during the spawn of the salmon. It will remind you of watching Discovery Channels. Potlatch Park is a replica of a native village, locally owned and operated by a Tshimpshian/Haida family. This property was once a fish camp for natives. Visit their musuem and see a totem carving center and a clan house that resemble home to my ancestors.
6
Herring Cove
This location is a wonderful area to view wildlife. Your best chance to view bears on the Island. Mid June through early September, when the salmon are running. This area is popular for us locals.
7
Salmon Ladder
This popular saltwater swimming hole and beachside park is fun for everyone. Named after Martin Bugge, a Norwegian miner. Explore beachcombing by searching for objects, seashells and unique driftwood. Find a beautiful soft edged seaglass on your exploration.
8
Potlatch Totem Park
Built on old fishing grounds of the Tlingit Natives. This park features totem poles, a clan house that housed several family members. See a variety of totems on display with features of native designs. See the impressive car museum and carving center with some carving tools on display.
9
Ketchikan
We will drive to Herring Cove to find/view bears. Minutes away for this location is Beaver Falls. Feel the cool freshness of the water flowing with the rich green forest. As we drive along Tongass Narrows, we will be making stops for picture opportunities and making your memories last. Salmon Ladder is a great attraction during the spawn of the salmon. It will remind you of watching Discovery Channels. Potlatch Park is a replica of a native village, locally owned and operated by a Tshimpshian/Haida family. This property was once a fish camp for natives. Visit their musuem and see a totem carving center and a clan house that resemble home to my ancestors.
10
Herring Cove
This location is a wonderful area to view wildlife. Your best chance to view bears on the Island. Mid June through early September, when the salmon are running. This area is popular for us locals.
11
Salmon Ladder
This popular saltwater swimming hole and beachside park is fun for everyone. Named after Martin Bugge, a Norwegian miner. Explore beachcombing by searching for objects, seashells and unique driftwood. Find a beautiful soft edged seaglass on your exploration.
12
Potlatch Totem Park
Built on old fishing grounds of the Tlingit Natives. This park features totem poles, a clan house that housed several family members. See a variety of totems on display with features of native designs. See the impressive car museum and carving center with some carving tools on display.
13
Ketchikan
We will drive to Herring Cove to find/view bears. Minutes away for this location is Beaver Falls. Feel the cool freshness of the water flowing with the rich green forest. As we drive along Tongass Narrows, we will be making stops for picture opportunities and making your memories last. Salmon Ladder is a great attraction during the spawn of the salmon. It will remind you of watching Discovery Channels. Potlatch Park is a replica of a native village, locally owned and operated by a Tshimpshian/Haida family. This property was once a fish camp for natives. Visit their musuem and see a totem carving center and a clan house that resemble home to my ancestors.
14
Herring Cove
This location is a wonderful area to view wildlife. Your best chance to view bears on the Island. Mid June through early September, when the salmon are running. This area is popular for us locals.
15
Salmon Ladder
This popular saltwater swimming hole and beachside park is fun for everyone. Named after Martin Bugge, a Norwegian miner. Explore beachcombing by searching for objects, seashells and unique driftwood. Find a beautiful soft edged seaglass on your exploration.
16
Potlatch Totem Park
Built on old fishing grounds of the Tlingit Natives. This park features totem poles, a clan house that housed several family members. See a variety of totems on display with features of native designs. See the impressive car museum and carving center with some carving tools on display.
17
Ketchikan
We will drive to Herring Cove to find/view bears. Minutes away for this location is Beaver Falls. Feel the cool freshness of the water flowing with the rich green forest. As we drive along Tongass Narrows, we will be making stops for picture opportunities and making your memories last. Salmon Ladder is a great attraction during the spawn of the salmon. It will remind you of watching Discovery Channels. Potlatch Park is a replica of a native village, locally owned and operated by a Tshimpshian/Haida family. This property was once a fish camp for natives. Visit their musuem and see a totem carving center and a clan house that resemble home to my ancestors.
18
Herring Cove
This location is a wonderful area to view wildlife. Your best chance to view bears on the Island. Mid June through early September, when the salmon are running. This area is popular for us locals.
19
Salmon Ladder
This popular saltwater swimming hole and beachside park is fun for everyone. Named after Martin Bugge, a Norwegian miner. Explore beachcombing by searching for objects, seashells and unique driftwood. Find a beautiful soft edged seaglass on your exploration.
20
Potlatch Totem Park
Built on old fishing grounds of the Tlingit Natives. This park features totem poles, a clan house that housed several family members. See a variety of totems on display with features of native designs. See the impressive car museum and carving center with some carving tools on display.
21
Ketchikan
We will drive to Herring Cove to find/view bears. Minutes away for this location is Beaver Falls. Feel the cool freshness of the water flowing with the rich green forest. As we drive along Tongass Narrows, we will be making stops for picture opportunities and making your memories last. Salmon Ladder is a great attraction during the spawn of the salmon. It will remind you of watching Discovery Channels. Potlatch Park is a replica of a native village, locally owned and operated by a Tshimpshian/Haida family. This property was once a fish camp for natives. Visit their musuem and see a totem carving center and a clan house that resemble home to my ancestors.
22
Herring Cove
This location is a wonderful area to view wildlife. Your best chance to view bears on the Island. Mid June through early September, when the salmon are running. This area is popular for us locals.
23
Salmon Ladder
This popular saltwater swimming hole and beachside park is fun for everyone. Named after Martin Bugge, a Norwegian miner. Explore beachcombing by searching for objects, seashells and unique driftwood. Find a beautiful soft edged seaglass on your exploration.
24
Potlatch Totem Park
Built on old fishing grounds of the Tlingit Natives. This park features totem poles, a clan house that housed several family members. See a variety of totems on display with features of native designs. See the impressive car museum and carving center with some carving tools on display.
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Отзывы (14)
Adele_J
May 2024
Lisa was very welcoming and firstly took us to look for bears pointing out lots of interesting places along the way & talking about the history of Ketchikan. The bears were hiding so we went to some other places (& waterfall and an eagles nest) but then went back to look for bears and we not only saw one but four !! A mama bear & her 3 cubs, how amazing!! Our final stop was Potlatch Totem Pole Park before she dropped us back in Ketchikan so we could have a mooch around before we needed to back to our cruise ship. Lisa never rushed us and gave us options of what we wanted to do/see. She was very knowledgeable about Ketchikan & its history, pointing out her childhood homes where she grew up. Would not hesitate to recommend a tour with Lisa - she even entertained us with her drum and vocals
Ответ от хоста
May 2024
Gunalch'eesh for such a wonderful review! I appreciate that you took the time to write about your experience with me. It was truly a pleasure meeting you!
635ceciliad
May 2024
Dear Lisa, We’re home now but we wanted to THANK YOU again for the awesome educational tour you gave us and let you know "it will live in our memories forever"! I’m crying as I’m writing this as we feel so blessed for the good fortune of meeting you and YOU being our tour guide! We wanted to share with you who we had the good fortune of meeting on our flight home………..Kevin Johnson with Ketchikan Native Tours! We were seated right next to Kevin and after introductions Kevin asked us if we had a good time and had gone on any tours with which we replied yes and told him your name! His face lite up and he said “you got the best tour guide”! Eventually he told us who he was and told us about his tour company and said his company couldn’t have done any better job than Lisa! Truthfully we’re hillbillies from The Sierra Nevada Mountains and don’t do a lot of touring but what you shared with us was extraordinarily informative as we were able to have an informative conversation with Kevin and not look too ignorant of the Alaskan peoples customs.😂 He spoke so highly of you and that was so heartwarming as you rarely see that in this day and age. Thank you to all the Alaskan clans for opening your loving arms! What a blessing to be directed to you by The Black Bear Inn!
Ответ от хоста
Jun 2024
Ken and Ceci, It was so nice meeting the both of you. I am glad I was blessed by showing you around Ketchikan and share my culture. It was fun watching the both of you make a cedar rose! Sometimes I wish giving tours would be year round, because it tugs at my heart to see ships leave. It is a blessing for me to meet people and gives me warmth to the depths of my soul. I had so much fun with the both of you. I wish you many more days of creating fond memories...God Bless, Kooch Goonx, Lisa
sarahbI1606YG
Apr 2024
This experience was way better with a local native than touring the city of Ketchikan on your own! We learned so much about the history, wildlife, and Lisa’s personal experiences in the town. She also takes initiative to learn about what is important to you to make sure you have a great time and do everything YOU want to do in Ketchikan.
Ответ от хоста
May 2024
Hi Sarah, Thank you so much for the review. I feel it is an important part of my business to get feedback. It is equally important to know where I need improvement. It was a pleasure meeting you and Jeffrey. Thanks so much!!

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