Downtown, the hillside, camping, vacation rentals — Ketchikan’s lodging options are more varied than the cruise crowds ever see. Here’s where to actually stay, building by building, with real picks for every budget.
Ketchikan is the first stop on almost every Alaska cruise, and locals will tell you their hometown feels like it’s turned into a theme park because of it. Here’s the real story behind Alaska’s First City, plus the history, hiking, fishing, and timing that actually make a visit worth it.
Nestled in the heart of Ketchikan, Alaska, Creek Street stands as a living testament to the town’s rich history and vibrant culture. This charming boardwalk, perched on the rocky shore of Ketchikan Creek, has morphed from a bustling red-light district to a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. In this article, we’ll take a stroll down Creek Street and explore its fascinating past, unique architecture, and the lively atmosphere that makes it a cherished part of Ketchikan.
