The route takes you past The Rock, a bronze monument unveiled near the cruise ship docks in 2010, its seven life-size figures depicting the loggers, miners and fishers who shaped early Ketchikan. Any costs related to visiting the area are not covered in this tour.

You'll walk past Pioneer Cafe on Mission Street, a diner decorated with Route 66 memorabilia that has fed Ketchikan's fishing and logging crews for decades. Any costs related to making purchases at the cafe are not covered in this tour.

You may spot Dolly's House on Creek Street, home and workplace of madam Dolly Arthur from 1919 until the district closed in 1954, now a museum with her original furnishings intact. Please note that admission to the museum is not included in this tour.

The route crosses Creek Street in Ketchikan, a boardwalk built on pilings that served as the town's red-light district until 1954. Any costs related to visiting the area or making purchases there are not covered in this tour.

You'll pass by the Potlatch Bar, built in the 1930s and reputed to be Ketchikan's oldest bar still standing in its original spot on Thomas Basin. Any costs related to making purchases at the bar are not covered in this tour.

Passing East Street, you'll see the pier where Ketchikan's fishing fleet still moors, at the edge of the historic Stedman-Thomas waterfront district. Any costs related to visiting the area are not covered in this tour.