• Herring Cove - Offers the best opportunity to observe wildlife such as bears, eagles, deer, and salmon. Located in the Tongass National Rain Forest, it features a creek leading to salmon spawning areas.
• Ketchikan - Home to a stunning waterfall that flows year-round, situated 10 miles from downtown Ketchikan. Be prepared to get wet if you visit after a rain.
• Ketchikan - Features a small beach area perfect for scenic photography. A 600-year-old Sitka spruce tree, favored by eagles, is also located here.
• Rotary Beach - Open Monday through Friday. At low tide, explore tide pools for sea stars and other small marine life. At high tide, enjoy breathtaking scenic views.

• Snacks

Join the locals in exploring Ketchikan, Alaska!

Start your adventure at Herring Cove, where numerous black bears reside. In addition to black bears, you can spot eagles, harbor seals, and from June onwards, witness thousands of salmon making their way up the creek.

Next, visit a quaint beach offering stunning views. Capture a memorable photo in front of a 600-year-old Sitka Spruce tree. During the salmon run, you’ll also see fishermen seeking the catch of the day.

Finally, venture further out of town to Rainbow Falls. This waterfall provides a picturesque backdrop for photos. After rainfall, expect a refreshing spray of water, while in drier conditions, enjoy the view of lush greenery and rocks behind the falls.

Stop by Rotary Beach to explore the tide pools and discover sea life, available Monday through Friday.

All tours are led by local women, and include water, chips, small candies, and rain ponchos.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.