Ketchikan has earned its spot as Alaska’s arts capital, with colorful storefronts lighting up the historic streets. The town’s independent galleries are a must-see for anyone who wants to experience real Alaskan creativity. From striking totem poles to bold contemporary paintings, you’ll discover a mix of deep indigenous roots and new local voices at every…
Ketchikan sits on Alaska’s southern coast, packed with traditions and a spirit you can taste in every meal. Family-owned restaurants in this lively fishing town go beyond the usual, putting local flavor first and sharing recipes handed down through generations. Proud of their roots, these spots fill plates with fresh seafood, chowders, and home-style dishes…
If you’re planning a trip to Ketchikan, you should probably pack that rain jacket. Ketchikan isn’t just a little rainy—it’s the rain capital of Alaska, with more “liquid sunshine” than you’d ever think one place could handle. That’s part of its charm, though, and honestly, half the fun is learning to roll with the wet…
Nestled on the southern tip of the Inside Passage, Ketchikan, Alaska, is a picturesque blend of vibrant history, cultural richness, and natural beauty. Known as the “First City of Alaska” because it’s often the first stop for northbound cruises, Ketchikan is brimming with charm and activities to make your visit unforgettable. If you’re planning a…