Best places: Tourist attractions in Ketchikan, United States

Lumberjacks compete at log rolling, tree climbing, axe throwing & more with audience participation.

👍👍 Interesting part of town that used to be the red light district. The creek is literally the street that runs between the businesses. Now there are vendors and artists along with the restaurant or two. It's very picturesque.

Museum with preserved Tlingit & Haida totem poles, plus exhibits of contemporary native art.

👍👍 The Tongass Historical museum is amazing it have the history of Alaska like the gold rush and the Alaska Purchase and many wonderful displays and real native items. We enjoy it but we also went the gift shop they very nice items..

👍👍 Super cool museum! Definitely worth your time! The exhibits are are for learning about the history and life's of local people! Captivating, I recommend taking the time to check out this museum! It is only a slight 5$ entry fee and people 15 get into free!!

👍👍 Gorgeous hiking trail through the evergreen rainforest. Honestly, the toughest part is reaching it on foot from the town. Waterproof hiking boots and solid gear to put against ample local rain are highly recommended. Many a person comes down with a mud-caked posterior. A note: Regard the map of the...

This early-19th-century brothel displays period furnishings & offers self-guided tours.

👍👍 A pretty little park, great for visiting, relaxing, and enjoying the salt air.

👍 I think it was a smart decision to put up this sign, because being here feels like an achievement. Still just a sign, but has a nice backdrop of snowy mountains.

👍👍 We were in Ketchikan for 9hrs (cruise ship). This trail was fabulous, well marked, uphill, we only went to the first viewpoint due to time constraints. We also took a uber to trailhead to avoid the long steep walk through the burbs :)

👍👍 Our Veterans group, the Alaska Adventure Project, had the great pleasure and phenomenal opportunity to be invited in by the local Saxman tribe for a warrior blessing. We enjoyed the Native dances, speeches, history teachings, and a nice dinner. Thank you to the Saxman Tribal House for hosting us! We...