TOURS NATIVE CULTURE - Ketchikan Visitors Bureau

ATTrACTiONS
Skybridges and ziplines at attractions north and south of
town offer excitement high above the ground. Cherished
totem poles reclaimed from now-vacated Native villages
recline in the care of Totem Heritage Center, a museum
of Alaska Native history.
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• Visitors to george Inlet Cannery tour
the site’s original buildings and see
equipment that helped old Ketchikan
earn bragging rights as “Canned
Salmon Capital of the World.”
• Tours offer a walk beneath our lush
rain forest or your choice of exciting
ziplines tracing descents through the
heights of the conifer canopy.
• Totem Bight State Park north of
town features a traditionally styled
long house with restored totem
poles.
• Potlatch Park near Totem Bight
presents a replica of a Native village,
including totemic carvings. The
site also has a museum displaying
classic cars and rare firearms.
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For information about Ketchikan-area attractions, see Directory pages 45-46