Private Ketchikan Walking Tour of Totems & Creek Street
Explore Southeast Alaska history on a walk tailored to you
Duration
2.5 or 3.5 hrs
Ideal For
6+ people
Includes
Private guide, Museum admission
Highlights
Discover Ketchikan on foot with a private guide, exploring local history at sights within an easy walk of the ship.
- See totem poles around town
- Explore historic Creek Street
- Visit the salmon ladder
- Walk Married Man's Trail
- Include optional stops at City Park or the Totem Heritage Center
What's Included
- All access fees
- Tongass Museum admission
- Totem Heritage Museum admission on the 3.5-hour tour
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 60+ days ahead: refund minus nonrecoverable upfront costs; 30–59 days: 20% fee; under 30 days: no refund. If your guide cancels for weather or other circumstances, choose rescheduling, a full refund, or credit toward another tour. For force majeure, payments of $1,000 or less are refunded in full; larger payments are refunded minus nonrecoverable costs.
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FAQs
If your tour includes trail or shoreline walking, sign a liability waiver. For hiking, rough trails or shoreline walking, wear clothes that can take wear and dirt and hiking shoes with aggressive tread. Some trails are muddy, rocky or steep.
Optional food and drink purchases are not included in the listed price. Allow an estimated $5 for juice or a snack, or $25–$35 if your walking tour includes a lunch stop.
Wear good walking shoes and layered clothing. Bring a raincoat, a hat and sunscreen. Optional items include binoculars, a camera and spare camera batteries.
Related locations
Totem Heritage Center
Admission includedStep inside the Totem Heritage Center and find yourself surrounded by towering, centuries-old cedar poles retrieved from abandoned Tlingit and Haida village sites. The dim, respectful lighting draws your eye to every carved face and outstretched wing, each figure telling a story of lineage, ceremony, and the natural world of Southeast Alaska. The Totem Heritage Center stands apart from outdoor pole parks because these originals were never reproduced or restored for display — their weathered surfaces carry the full weight of time.