Ketchikan, on the shores of Alaska's Inside Passage lies in the heart of the Tongass National Forest. Evergreen mountains rise out of waters amidst surrounding lush green landscape replenished by abundant rainfall due to its temperate rainforest environment. The community spread over three islands - Revillagigedo, Gravina and Pennock commutes by boats across the Tongass Narrows. Ketchikan is located on Revillagigedo Island, 235 miles south of Juneau, Alaska.
As the second largest cruise port in Alaska Ketchikan remains a popular destination for travelers attracted by its great natural panorama. Outdoor recreation, Native culture and amazing scenery offer visitors remarkable activities and sightseeing opportunities. Highlights include the town's history and culture as also its abundant wildlife and wilderness areas. Ketchikan is a vibrant, hardy community offering remarkable choice of things to do besides points of interest.
Plan your trip in accordance to your liking for attractions in several categories. Whether you plan to be here for a day or for few days to explore or keen on an extended stay - Ketchikan’s multifaceted attractions will have you making the most of your vacation. Well known as the "Salmon Capital of the World.", the Misty Fjords National Monument is a key attraction. An impressive variety of shopping offers art work and souvenir items loved by tourists.
