Ketchikan Off The Beaten Path

Guard Island Lighthouse, located in Ketchikan, is a century-old beacon, known as Alaska's most accessible lighthouse.

Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary is a 40-acre wildlife reserve located at Herring Cove, 8 miles south of Ketchikan. Visitors can enjoy a naturalist-led walk, explore a raptor center, visit an old sawmill, and see a totem-carving house.

Tongass National Forest is the largest national forest in the United States. It features diverse wildlife, beautiful landscapes, and miles of hiking trails.

Pennock Island is a small island located near Ketchikan, Alaska. It offers beautiful views of the water and surrounding landscape, making it a peaceful spot for visitors and locals alike.

Revillagigedo Island is a scenic part of Ketchikan in Alaska. It offers stunning views of nature and wildlife, making it a favorite spot for outdoor activities like hiking and fishing.