ADVENTURES

Hop on a floatplane from the dock at Salmon Falls and experience the freedom of flight and tour over the Misty Fjords National Monument, surrounding lakes and glacial bays. Breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and evergreen forests await. Explore wildlife from above, where you can hearty mountain goats deftly maneuver the sheer cliff faces. Finally, touchdown on a saltwater fjord or mountain lake and feel the colossal beauty with all your senses.

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See Ketchikan from a whole different perspective by sailing inches above the ocean as the sun begins to set over Southeast Alaska’s mountain ranges. During the summer months we are fortunate to experience longer days, which makes for a wonderful time to explore in the later hours of the evening. During this tour you will have the chance to captain your own trimaran as you sail along the coastline near Salmon Falls. This area is well known for its abundance of wildlife. Your guide will assist in keeping you safe and pointing out sea critters. Keep an eye out for whales as they love to bubble feed while they travel along Ketchikan’s shores. This is the perfect tour for somebody that wants to relax and take a moment to really absorb what Alaska is all about, especially after a day of fishing!

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Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or experienced paddler, you can always enjoy several tranquil hours out on the ocean exploring the waters of Clover Pass by kayak. This protected body of water and the surrounding islands are home to bald eagles, seals, and salmon – and, when the tide is low, you’re sure to spot some starfish too.

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Enjoy a unique whale watching and sailing tour on Alaska’s only trimarans; experience the beauty and grandeur of Southeast Alaska from the water when you set sail for an adventure unlike any other. Meet your local guide at the docks at Salmon Falls Resort where you will be outfitted with your own trimaran. The tour includes training and instruction on the operation of the trimaran as well as your required lifejacket. Along with your guide, set sail on the Tongass Narrows with sweeping scenic views and the chance to see some humpback whales as well as orcas and other marine life up close and personal. While exploring you will also want to keep your eyes focused on the shoreline as you may have the chance to see bears and other wildlife. This is the perfect opportunity for you to get out on the beautiful waters of Ketchikan and have an up-close-and-personal experience with nature. The chance to have an intimate encounter with whales will be a memory that will last a lifetime!

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If wildlife viewing is on your Alaska bucket list, Ketchikan provides some of the best opportunities to see and photograph everything from eagles to whales and even black bears!

Head south along the Tongass Highway in a spacious 14 passenger van. While driving along Ketchikan’s coast, your guide will share local knowledge of the wildlife and history of the area. Herring Cove is the first stop of the tour, where many locals enjoy gathering during low tide to watch eagles, bears and other wildlife feeding. Next, it’s time to keep our eyes on the horizon for humpback whales and orcas who frequent the shorelines during the summer months. A few other sea critters that may be seen along the water’s edge are harbor seals, otters, and Steller sea lions. The final stop of the tour is Creek Street where salmon can often be seen swimming upstream to spawn. If open, the group may have the opportunity to enter Ketchikan’s Salmon Hatchery to see firsthand how Mother Nature gets a boost to keep local salmon levels strong.

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Ketchikan is truly the totem capital, home to the largest collection of totem poles in the world, including some of the oldest ones still in existence. Immerse yourself in Alaska Native culture at the Totem Bight State Historical Park exploring all forms of authentic Tlingit and Haida art and dance.

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Schedule the resort shuttle or grab a cab and enjoy a day in Downtown Ketchikan, the First City, where you will find distinct sites and activities. You can catch the salmon in action as you walk along the Waterfront and enjoy the restaurants, unique curio shops, galleries and museums like Dolly’s House Museum on Historic Creek Street. Watch the Lumber Jack Show, take a Duck Boat Tour or just stroll through the streets dining on fresh seafood and shopping at one of the many locally owned stores.

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Sit back and let your local guide show you around Revillagigedo Island in a spacious 14 passenger van. Take in the sights and listen to your narrator share information about Ketchikan’s history and all that it has to offer. The tour makes its way south into Ketchikan where you will have a hop-on hop-off style sightseeing and historical tour. Stops include Bugee’s Beach, Saxman Village Totem Park, South Tongass Waterfall, Creek Street, Refuge Cove, Totem Bight State Park and Herring Cove. Herring Cove is a locals’ favorite stop to observe bears and other wildlife feeding during low tide. After a fun afternoon of exploration, your group will stop at a few of Ketchikan’s most unique pubs. Each person will be given three drink tokens to enjoy an ice-cold beverage at the pub of their choice. After the end of the day, it’s back to Salmon Falls just in time to enjoy the sunset.

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