Rotary Beach is a local favorite beach where you'll get the full Alaskan experience of our rocky but life filled beach shores.

Ketchikan is renowned as the totem capital of the world. For those seeking to see the largest collection of standing totems in one location, Saxman Village’s Totem Park is a must-visit.

Creek Street, a historic boardwalk set on stilts along Ketchikan Creek in Ketchikan, Alaska, offers a glimpse into the past when it was a bustling Red Light District. Today, it is a charming area perfect for exploring Dolly’s House museum, viewing totem poles, and shopping at unique, locally-owned stores and galleries. Visitors can immerse themselves in local art and culture. During the summer, the creek is teeming with salmon swimming upstream to spawn, while seals and otters frequent the waters.

Herring Cove is an excellent spot for wildlife viewing, especially black bears, during the right season. The prime time to visit is from mid-June to early September, when the salmon run attracts these magnificent animals. This period offers the best opportunity to witness black bears in their natural habitat.