Alaska & Pacific Northwest
Ketchikan, Alaska
Alaska's First City: salmon, totem poles and a street built on stilts.
Ketchikan is usually the first Alaskan port for northbound ships, strung along the shore of Revillagigedo Island inside the Tongass National Forest. It calls itself the Salmon Capital of the World and holds the world's largest collection of standing totem poles.
- Creek Street
- Totem poles
- Salmon
- Misty Fjords
What Ketchikan is known for
Creek Street
A boardwalk of wooden buildings on pilings above Ketchikan Creek.
Totem Bight and Saxman
Parks preserving Tlingit and Haida totem poles and a clan house.
Misty Fjords
A wilderness of sheer granite walls and waterfalls, reached by floatplane or boat.
Quick facts
- Country
- United States (Alaska)
- Currency
- US dollar
- Port type
- Dock
- Good to know
- One of the rainiest towns in the U.S.
Ketchikan in the game
Unlocks at Explorer Level 1. Arrive to collect the stamp, then pass four missions and gather all five souvenirs to become a Port Master.
Port Trivia
Five questions about this destination.
Harbor Pilot
Steer through ten gates. The closer to the centre of each, the more it scores.
Souvenir Match
Flip cards and pair up local souvenirs.
Souvenir Hunt
Spot the listed keepsakes hidden on the quay.
Souvenirs to collect
- Smoked salmon tin
- Mini totem pole
- Rain boots
- Bald eagle feather
- Lumberjack axe
Nearby ports
Alaska & Pacific Northwest
Sitka, Alaska
Onion domes, totem trails and a volcano across the sound.
Alaska & Pacific Northwest
Juneau, Alaska
A state capital with no road in, and a glacier at the edge of town.
Alaska & Pacific Northwest
Skagway, Alaska
Gold rush boardwalks and a railway that climbs to the top of the pass.
Destination information is a general guide and can change. Voyages in Port Hopper World are simulated and are not real itineraries.