Our second visit to Ketchikan and our final port of call on a miserable, grey and rainy morning - perhaps more typically Alaska than we have experienced! We walked up to Creek Street to see the salmonRead more
Our second visit to Ketchikan and our final port of call on a miserable, grey and rainy morning - perhaps more typically Alaska than we have experienced! We walked up to Creek Street to see the salmonRead more
An early morning arrival sailing through the Tongass Narrows to the Salmon capitol of Alaska. This town is very seasonal with the main industries of fishing and tourism. There are big canneries hereRead more
We follow the path through town, through Whale Park and following the Married Man's Trail along Fish Creek. Just like the name suggests, this is a salmon spawning river with a salmon ladder to assistRead more
The salmon ladder has been constructed to provide an alternative route upriver for the salmon to spawn. They arrive at this point exhausted and languish in the eddies gaining strength and muscleRead more
A series of images of flora and fauna captured throughout our day exploring Ketchikan. Video is of Harbour Seals - a ridiculous length of time for me to identify beyond a "really big" fish.
Arrêt à Ketchikan pour voir Creek Street, rue historique sur pilotis.
Every part of the cedar tree is used. Cedar bark is stripped very finely for weaving.
Creek Street, originally the red light district of Ketchikan is now a historical district filled with tourist shops, elevated over Fish Creek.
Last stop from our Alaskan trip many cool things to see 🥸
You might also know this place by the following names:
Creek Street Historic District