Alaska
Ketchikan
Totems and the Misty Fjords.
Rainforest, the world's largest collection of totem poles, and a floatplane wilderness.
Ketchikan is the first Alaskan port north and the gateway to Misty Fjords, a wilderness of sheer granite walls and waterfalls best seen from a floatplane. The town holds the world's largest collection of standing totem poles; Creek Street's boardwalk perches on stilts over a salmon stream. It is also the rainiest town in Alaska, and proud of it.
What you’ll do
·Misty Fjords flightseeing
·Totem Bight & Saxman
·Creek Street boardwalk
·Salmon-stream wildlife walk
Why it’s special
Misty Fjords
A floatplane wilderness of sheer rock walls and waterfalls.
Totem poles
The world's largest collection of standing Tlingit totems.
Creek Street
A boardwalk on stilts above a salmon-running creek.
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