Ketchikan Airport Ferry: The deets.
Schedule A ferry leaves the Ketchikan side of the Tongass Narrows on the quarter hours and the airport side on the hour and half hour every day. The first run…
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COVID-negative tests in hand, anglers arrive Ketchikan — ready to fish.
Alaska is like no other state in the union, and travelers will go to great lengths for a chance to visit The Last Frontier. If that means getting your nose…
Pier 25 Boathouse
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Ketchikan History: “We lost our fishing tackle, but saved the boat and motor.”
Works Cited: Waterfield, Neville Abbott. “We’re just grateful to be alive.” The Alaska Sportsman. November 1954, Page 26. “We’re just grateful to be alive,” declared James Poor of Westport, Washington,…
Protected: Ketchikan History: Mailboats
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Forgive me Father for I have sinned.
That was the confession LAST Sunday when a man borrowed at 14′ Lund skiff from Knudson Cove Marina… and then proceeded to stay out until the next day. When the…
Married Man’s Trail
Historically, Married Man’s Trail was the route for men to access Dolly’s House and other establishments in Ketchikan’s former red-light district along Creek Street — without being seen. Today, the…
Hello Ketchikan!
Hi I’m Nadra Angerman — born in Ketchikan and raised Wrangell. I studied, worked and lived in the Lower 48 for twenty-five years before returning to Alaska. I write about…