Creek Street in Ketchikan, Alaska, is one of the state's most unique and photographed historic districts. It is a historic wooden boardwalk built entirely on stilts and pilings over the rushing waters of Ketchikan Creek.

The Deer Mountain Fish Hatchery (frequently referred to historically as the Deer Mountain Tribal Hatchery and Eagle Center) is a long-standing aquaculture facility located in Ketchikan, Alaska. It sits in a beautiful, wooded area right next to Ketchikan Creek in City Park, a short walking distance from the famous Creek Street boardwalk.

Rotary Beach offers the perfect opportunity to explore changing coastlines and vibrant intertidal life depending on the tides. It's a prime location for shore-based whale watching, catching glimpses of passing marine life, and gathering unique cultural insights about the local waters.

One of the premier locations in the region for viewing classic Alaskan wildlife. Situated about 8.5 miles south of downtown Ketchikan (roughly a 15-to-20-minute drive), this area serves as a natural funnel for incredible seasonal activity.

Stories and explanations of American history in Alaska regarding Native people and villages, featuring totem pole highlights and a drive-through of the park.

Enjoy photo opportunities in Ketchikan's historic red-light district and shopping along the beautiful boardwalk village.

As the tour concludes, choose to be dropped off right back at your ship's dock, or remain on Creek Street to explore and enjoy the town at your own pace!