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Ketchikan, often referred to as the “Salmon Capital of the World,” is renowned for its fishing industry, breathtaking scenery, and vibrant Native culture. The local residents take pride in their heritage, readily sharing their knowledge of the area, especially through the guidance of park rangers.
Misty Fjords is located approximately 20 miles from Ketchikan and can only be reached by ship or plane. Small cruise ships featuring Inside Passage itineraries frequently include a day of sailing in this splendid park. Moreover, air excursions are available from Ketchikan.
Let’s start off our best hikes in the USA in the final frontier of adventure travel, Alaska! Making a base in Juneau, Alaska, the Tongass National Forest is filled with hiking trails. With 700 miles of hiking trails, you’ll find wild America with bears, glaciers, and caves along almost every path. Hiring a guide is advisable if you lack backcountry experience.
