Ketchikan Creek Street Audio Walking Tour

Trace the waterfront history of Ketchikan on a self-guided audio walk from the downtown docks to Creek Street. This Ketchikan Creek Street Audio Walking Tour brings the town’s past to life as you follow the creek through a landscape of salmon runs, forested paths, totem poles, and harbor views.

Listen to stories about fishing, timber, and Tlingit culture, and discover how Ketchikan grew from a Native fish camp into a multicultural working port known as the Salmon Capital of the World. The route also reveals the history of Creek Street’s red-light district. GPS-triggered audio plays as you move, so you can pause to watch the salmon or linger over a view, then continue whenever you’re ready. Download the app and tour in advance for offline use; there’s no in-person guide or need to keep pace with a group. Access is flexible and does not expire, making it easy to explore on your schedule. Set out on the Ketchikan Creek Street Audio Walking Tour and see the waterfront at your own pace.