Craig, Alaska offers rugged island adventure amid vast Tongass National Forest. Enjoy world-class fishing, kayaking secluded coves, wildlife viewing, and remote hiking routes in a quiet coastal town.
Craig, Alaska offers rugged island adventure amid vast Tongass National Forest. Enjoy world-class fishing, kayaking secluded coves, wildlife viewing, and remote hiking routes in a quiet coastal town.
Explore Craig, Alaska: Outdoor Adventure on Prince of Wales Island
Nestled on Prince of Wales Island, Craig, Alaska is a remote town brimming with wild, untouched nature. Known for its rich Indigenous heritage and abundant fishing grounds, Craig is a gateway to some of Southeast Alaska's most spectacular outdoor adventures.
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⌖ 5.7 miThree hours on the water from Klawock delivers up-close humpback, otter, and eagle encounters aboard small boats. Local captains and private-charter options make this a top pick for intimate wildlife viewing on Prince of Wales Island.
⌖ 59.1 miJoin Alaska King Charter for a two-day private fishing trip in remote Alaskan waters. Experience world-class angling alongside expert guides in stunning scenery—perfect for passionate anglers or those seeking a unique wilderness escape.
⌖ 59.6 miA private, fully guided six-hour fishing charter from Alaska King Charter that supplies gear, safety equipment and onboard comforts while targeting salmon, halibut and other nearshore species.
⌖ 59.6 miSet out on a personalized Ketchikan tour that combines wildlife sightings, cultural explorations, and stunning scenery. Discover the wild beauty of Alaska in a way that's tailored just for you.
⌖ 59.6 miA guided walk through Ketchikan’s Tongass where lichen‑draped old growth, mossy understory, and cold mountain streams set the scene for intimate wildlife and sensory encounters.
⌖ 59.6 miA compact, private 3-hour excursion with Emerald Forest Tours that begins with cruise-ship pickup in downtown Ketchikan or Ward Cove and offers flexible drop-off so you can return to ship on time or linger in town.
⌖ 59.6 miA three-hour small-group rainforest walk along Lunch Creek Trail that ends with a visit to a coastal totem park—this guide clarifies the route, what to expect, and who it suits.
⌖ 59.6 miDiscover the wild side of Ketchikan with a personalized 1.5-hour private tour by Emerald Forest Tours. Perfect for cruise passengers seeking an authentic look at Alaska’s lush landscapes, this journey offers a close-up view of the region’s natural wonders. Keep reading to find out what makes this tour special.
⌖ 59.6 miA six-hour private, fully guided fishing charter out of Ketchikan that includes gear, safety equipment, a heated cabin and delivery of your catch — this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
⌖ 59.7 miJoin Alaska King Charter for a private fishing trip around Ketchikan that combines expert guidance, stunning scenery, and chances to catch halibut and salmon. Perfect for families and seasoned anglers alike, it’s a day you won’t forget.
⌖ 59.7 miStep into the world of Native art with a private tour of totem poles in Ketchikan. Learn the stories and artistry behind these stunning sculptures in an intimate setting—perfect for cultural enthusiasts seeking a deeper connection. Join Ketchikan Tours for a personalized journey through Alaska’s Indigenous heritage. This exclusive experience reveals the craftsmanship and legends behind the iconic totem poles, offering a rare opportunity to connect with local traditions away from crowded museums. Whether you’re an art lover or history enthusiast, this trip enriches your understanding of Native culture in a natural, scenic environment.
⌖ 59.7 miA five-hour private charter out of Ketchikan with a family-run operator that supplies gear, a heated cabin and fish-processing logistics—this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
⌖ 59.7 miA tightly curated, two‑hour outing that threads salmon runs, coastal wildlife viewing, a driftwood‑lined beach walk and a rainforest waterfall to deliver an essential taste of Southeast Alaska.
⌖ 59.7 miA private, two-hour tour around Ketchikan that concentrates salmon migration, coastal wildlife and a rainforest waterfall into a single, accessible outing—useful for travelers wanting a focused taste of Southeast Alaska's natural highlights.
⌖ 59.7 miA two-hour, small-group journey through Ketchikan led by a local guide, offering relaxed wildlife viewing and a taste of the region’s history and culture.
Make the most of your visit to Craig, Alaska with these essential planning tips, seasonal events, and protected lands.
Craig, Alaska hosts celebrated events throughout the year showcasing the region's culture, outdoor lifestyle, and community spirit.
Experience the vibrancy and unique outdoor heritage of Craig, Alaska during the iconic Craig Salmon Derby. Plan accommodations and permits early.
Experience the vibrancy and unique outdoor heritage of Craig, Alaska during the iconic Prince of Wales Island Outdoor Festival. Plan accommodations and permits early.
Craig, Alaska is surrounded by incredible protected natural lands offering pristine trails, wildlife habitats, and wilderness conservation.
Prepare for variable weather year-round; pack rain gear.
Boat rentals and fishing charters often require advance booking.
Limited grocery and gear stores; plan provisions carefully.
Cell service is spotty; carry offline maps and navigation aids.
Respect local Indigenous cultures and subsistence practices.
Always check local regulations, fire restrictions, trail conditions, and weather forecasts before setting out on any adventure in Craig, Alaska. Respect nature, wildlife, and fellow adventurers by following Leave No Trace principles.
