Ketchikan, , US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019: Built out over the water and climbing weathered stairways, Ketchikan clings to the shores of Tongass Narrows and drapes the mountains with a cheerful air. Besides the main attractions - Creek Street, the Tongass Historical Museum, Totem Bight State Park and Saxman Village, try a flightseeing trip to breathtaking Misty Fjords National Monument--a transformational adventure not to be missed. These deep water fjords left by retreating glaciers left granite cliffs towering thousands of feet above the sea and countless waterfalls cascading into placid waters. The souvenir photos you'll take from the pontoons of the plane are worth the trip alone.

Adventure Kart Expedition Forest, Behm Canal and Alaska's fabled Inside flight by floatplane, headed to a remote site in personal item per passenger. Ample storage is Passage. the noted for its available to guests at no additional charge. All salmon-rich streams and abundant wildlife. aircraft are equipped with state of the art Departs: 9:45 AM You'll stop along the way to soak up the The aircraft is equipped with a digital stereo avionics and digital stereo sound systems. Approximately 3¼ Hours Adult $199.95; Child $149.95 grandeur and beauty of this lush land. sound system and headsets for each Rain ponchos and bottled water are available. individual guest to enjoy the narration. Each Dress warmly in layers. Wear a hat or beanie; Enjoy a snack and beverage; then drivers and participant is guaranteed a window seat and bring gloves and a scarf. This tour is not passengers have the opportunity to switch the pilot will identify points of interest en recommended for guests with physical positions for the return trip. Watch out for route. limitations. Not advisable for guests using a Sit back, strap yourself in, and hit the wildlife along the way -- eagles, deer or bears wheelchair. The ¼-mile hike to/from the bear accelerator for the off-road adventure of a are frequently sighted. Upon landing, you will be met by a naturalist viewing area is over uneven, and sometimes lifetime. Mountain trails through a harvested and drive a mile along a forest road to the difficult, slippery terrain with a few steps. timber area offer the perfect venue for an off- Notes: trailhead. A short hike along an improved Wildlife sightings although frequent, cannot road challenge. trail leads to a viewing platform overlooking a be guaranteed. Tour is only available between Minimum height is 50 inches. Minimum salmon spawning stream, deep in a rich rain July 20th and September 15th to maximize Learn about the history, culture and economy weight is 40 lbs; maximum weight is 300 lbs. forest environment. Here, black bears gather the chance of seeing bears during the peak of Ketchikan as you are transported first by Minimum age to drive is 16 years with valid to feed on runs of pink, coho and chum salmon-spawning season. Minimum age is 8 motor coach to the rain forest wilderness and driver's license. Wildlife sightings are likely salmon, and bald eagles perch in the years. the Adventure Kart base camp. Listen to a but are not guaranteed. Waiver must be surrounding trees waiting to clean up fish safety briefing and gear up in preparation for signed and medical conditions disclosed. Two scraps left by the bears. In addition to black Alaska Rain Forest Sanctuary, your exciting, one-and-a-half-hour guided people per kart. bears, the area is frequented by Sitka black- Raptor Center & Totems trek. tail deer, bald eagles, mink and marten. Alaska Bear Adventure by The caravan of karts sets off to explore the Departs: 8:45 AM Floatplane This is an incredible experience for nature- 2¾ Hours remote backcountry along several miles of lovers and photographers. Ample time is Adult $94.95; Child $59.95 improved forest trail, with your guide in the allowed to observe the forest wildlife and This eco-exploration includes a guided nature lead ATV. Feel the rush of adrenaline at the Departs: 8:30 AM Approximately 3¼ Hours ecosystem before the hike back to the van and hike, bald eagles, a Native totem carver and a start of your journey in a custom-designed Adult $409.95; Child $369.95 the short drive to your waiting aircraft. historic sawmill at an exclusive reserve Tomcar that tests your ability to traverse located in the forested mountains at rustic through the wilderness. A comfortable pace is Notes: Herring Cove. A pristine natural maintained as you thread your way around environment, it is home to bald eagles, black steep curves. The road climbs to reveal Take off from Ketchikan on a 20-minute Carry-on baggage is limited to one small bear, seals and a variety of birds and other unparalleled views of the Tongass National

Page 7 of 54 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 species attracted by the major salmon runs in An Alaskan Fish Camp warmed sourdough rolls, signature rhubarb- the abundant marine estuary. blueberry bread pudding and steaming mugs The route takes you through lush rain forest, of coffee or hot chocolate as well. It's no and up mountain roads to view magnificent A naturalist will guide you along an improved Departs: 7:15 AM wonder Food & Wine magazine rated this 'the scenery. By means of two-way radio, your Approximately 5 - 6 Hours trail through the heart of the dense forest, Adult $349.95; Child $289.95 world's best camp meal ever'. group leader and guide will provide you with among tall stands of hemlock, spruce and interesting and informative commentary cedar, stopping at strategically located Perfect for serious adventurers or families, Your tour concludes with a short walk back to along the way. You'll also interact with the viewing areas. At a protected, open estuary, this is an authentic fishing excursion in the the ship and memories of fish tales with guide and other jeeps with your radio. You'll you'll follow Eagle Creek along an elevated unspoiled wilderness of Alaska's coastline. friends old and new. be fascinated by the area's natural history as wooden boardwalk overlooking grassy The outing is customized to the skill level of you pass through old-growth and secondary- wetlands. Major runs of salmon return to those participating, with just five or six guests Notes: growth forests. Learn about the timber spawn here. Listen to the symphony of bird per boat. Light tackle is the boat's specialty, industry's reforestation methods while you activity in this spectacular setting. Seasonal ensuring excitement when fish are brought Alaska State law requires a valid one-day stop for some fantastic views and photo ecosystem changes result in varying levels of aboard. fishing license, which can be purchased for opportunities. Along the route there will be wildlife activity. US$25 cash at the Outfitting Room. an opportunity to change drivers. Your tour begins at a downtown marina, Maximum capacity is a party of six. A half-mile trail walk brings you to the where you are outfitted from head to toe. Participants must be physically active, as this The Jeep® portion of your tour concludes with historic Herring Bay Lumber Company You'll board an open-air boat (skiff) and glide tour requires negotiating uneven terrain and your arrival at Lake Harriet Hunt. Grab a sawmill. into a breathtaking landscape. Cruising out the skiff is open to the elements. Dress paddle and join your companions in a 37- past the busy charter-boat port, you'll head warmly in layers. Rain gear, rubber boots, foot, 20-passenger Native-style canoe to View bald eagles and other birds of prey up into secluded locations for wildlife viewing comfortable float jackets, wool socks, hats, navigate your way across this mountain lake close at the Alaska Raptor Center's exhibit, and remote fishing. Experience the thrill of gloves, fishing equipment and tackle, are and experience the unique ecosystem from a and observe a master Native totem carver at angling for numerous Alaskan bottom-fish provided. Minimum age is 5 years. Maximum fun vantage point. The large nature of these work. Check out the amazing collection of species and whichever of the five species of weight is 350 lbs. Not advisable for guests canoes makes them easy to paddle, stable and totems in the courtyard. Snacks and beverages Pacific salmon are in season. Salmon fishing using a wheelchair. Wildlife sightings are fast. are provided and shopping opportunities options are trolling, jigging, and mooching. likely but are not guaranteed. await you in the General Store. On the far side of the lake, enjoy a hearty The skiff then heads to a wilderness campsite, Backcountry Jeep & Canoe Safari Alaska-style snack including clam chowder Notes: where a crackling fire awaits. You'll settle into and smoked salmon. Your expert safari guide the stillness of the rain forest, rest on a beach will lead you on a nature walk through old- Departs: 8:00 AM Wildlife sightings are likely but are not log and breathe deeply among centuries-old Approximately 4 Hours growth forest where you will learn about the guaranteed. Tour operates in all weather spruce trees and fragrant cedars. An outdoor Adult $169.95; Child $129.95 different aspects of the temperate rain forest conditions. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a surrounding you. This nature walk is culinary adventure is yours to savor as the Fill your senses with adventure and hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. Rain optional. If you choose not to go, you're more camp cook blends homemade fish broth and excitement as you take control of a 4-wheel- ponchos provided. Wear comfortable walking than welcome to stay in the gazebo with the delicately seasoned potatoes. You'll dine on drive Jeep Wrangler® and wind your way shoes. camp cook. After, paddling back across the your freshly-caught bottom-fish served atop a through the rugged back roads of lake, board your motor coach for a scenic saffron-infused bouillabaisse. If salmon are in . You'll be paired up with drive back to Ketchikan. season and your group managed to land a traveling companions in groups of four, and

couple, the chef will grill it over the fire for a begin the adventure into the mountainous Notes: true Southeast Alaskan experience. Enjoy fire- roads of the Tongass National Forest.

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Bear Creek Zip-Line Adventure advantage of an opportunity to photograph Wildlife sightings are likely but are not You'll search for bears, eagles, whales and eagles up close and learn about birds of prey guaranteed. Waiver must be signed and seals, and venture into the wilds of Nichols at the Alaska Raptor Center's exhibits. To cap participants should be in moderate physical Passage. Marvel at the beautifully rugged Departs: 7:30 AM off this exhilarating day, visit with a master Approximately 3½ Hours condition. Minimum age is 5 years; minimum coastline of and the intended Adult $189.95; Child $139.95 totem pole carver working on his or her latest age to drive is 25 years. Bring your driver's site of the politically fraught bridge. Navigate project. Your excursion concludes with a license. Minimum weight is 40 lbs to fit into among the coves and inlets around Blank Enter the fly-zone on this rain forest eco- scenic drive back to the ship. required life jacket for the canoe portion. Island, view the tranquil site of an old gold adventure that is designed for those seeking Four persons per Jeep Wrangler®. Booster seat mine and visit a seal rookery. excitement and exhilaration. Featuring eight Notes: provided for children ages 5 - 8 upon request zip-lines, ten lofty tree platforms, and and subject to availability. Not advisable for Once back at the marina, you'll dock your rappelling, this is the ultimate Alaska action Minimum weight is 70 lbs; maximum weight guests using a wheelchair. boat and warm up with a hot beverage before experience. is 250 lbs. Minimum height is 50 inches. returning to the ship. Guests with mobility limitations, women who Backcountry Zodiac Expedition Your adventure begins with a ride up a steep may be pregnant, and those with a seizure Notes: hillside in a custom all-terrain 4x4 Unimog to disorder should obtain medical advice and the briefing camp. After outfitting and release prior to participating. Not advisable Departs: 9:30 AM Minimum age is 4 years; maximum age is 75 orientation, it's an uphill hike via an for guests using a wheelchair. Waiver must be Approximately 2½ Hours improved rain forest trail to a ground-based Adult $199.95; Child $149.95 years. Minimum age to drive is 25 years with signed and medical conditions disclosed. a valid driver's license or other proof of age. practice zip-line, where your guide introduces Closed-toe shoes are required. Wear long Skipper a custom-built motorized inflatable Maximum weight is 300 lbs. Maximum of you to zipping. This is your first encounter pants and layered clothing. Wildlife sightings along the remarkable coastlines of four guests per boat; all eligible guests will with the 5,600 feet of dual cable zip-lines, are likely but are not guaranteed. Revillagigado Island and Gravina Island -- have a chance to drive if they wish. Parties of providing an aerial view of Bear Creek and a proposed home to the now-infamous and one or two will share a boat. Tour route may forest waterfall. You will be challenged as you Bering Sea Crab politically-charged 'Bridge to Nowhere'. vary due to tide and weather conditions. descend from platform to platform on Fishermen's Tour

Participants must be able to climb into and Western Hemlock trees and then rappel to the Listen to a short briefing; then, gear up with out of the boat at the dock. Waiver must be ground from the last tree platform. top-of-the-line rainwear, hat, gloves, socks, Departs: 10:45 AM signed and medical conditions disclosed. boots and safety glasses. Keep your camera Approximately 3¼ Hours Guests with back or neck issues and pregnant Experience panoramic ocean, forest and Adult $199.95; Child $129.95 handy, as this seafaring adventure offers mountain views from the tree platforms on women are not allowed to participate. The sea Wildlife is everywhere in Alaska -- crabs, photo opportunities from the moment you set this exciting adventure at a rain forest reserve, can become choppy and the ride can be very eagles, whales, octopus, sea lions, porpoise, out. just eight miles from Ketchikan. In addition bumpy. wolf eels, sharks and seals are all frequently to tall stands of spruce, hemlock and cedar, spotted on the Bering Sea Crab Fishermen You're in charge of your four-passenger boat the ecosystem here supports an extensive tour. Come aboard the Aleutian Ballad for and will steer yourself into the beauty of wildlife population. Eagles and bears are often the adventure of a lifetime. The Aleutian Alaska far away from the crowds. Follow your sighted. Ballad was made famous in Season Two of guide to the harbor in front of Saxman Native Discovery Channel's award-winning TV Village for a chat about the totem poles and Back at the base camp, you'll be presented series Deadliest Catch , but there are no rough Tlingit culture. Throughout this nearly 25- with a custom cast medal in recognition of seas here. mile coastal expedition, your guide will offer a your achievement. Enjoy a snack and hot narrative covering the area's history, geology, beverage in the General Store or take culture and ecology. You will set out in the calm, protected waters

Page 9 of 54 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 of Alaska's Inside Passage to witness firsthand the Tongass National Forest. the amazing way of life of commercial Travel through downtown Ketchikan and Notes: fishermen. Marvel at the scenic beauty that pass the bustling boat harbor, lush City Park You will learn about the natural and cultural surrounds you from the comfort of the heated and beautiful Ketchikan Creek. Next, you'll history of the area while keeping a keen eye Infants under the age of 2 years travel free but and sheltered stadium-style seating lower have an opportunity to stretch your legs on a out for bald eagles and their nests, seals, must be accounted for per Coast Guard deck or the open-air top deck. brief photo and shopping stop. jumping salmon and, when the tide Regulations. conditions are right, sea stars. Watch as the skilled crew haul and set long Photograph majestic totems up close, and Exclusive lines, barrel pots and huge 700-pound king shop at one of Ketchikan's finest stores to Notes: Mountaintop Flightseeing & Crab crab pots to reveal the catch of the day. The purchase authentic Native-made items as well Feast amazing marine life is placed in an on-deck as curios. Minimum age is 6 years; maximum age is 85 aquarium so everyone can get up close with years. Maximum weight is 265 lbs. Maximum these unique creatures of the sea. This Finally, you're off to Creek Street -- height is 6' 7". Approximately 1¾ hours Departs: 9:00 AM fascinating, educational and interactive Ketchikan's historical red light district. You paddling. Single and triple kayaks are Approximately 3 Hours Adult $249.95; Child $199.95 experience is perfect for all ages and is packed will have free time to explore Creek Street on available. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a hat with stories and adventures shared by the your own. Your trolley driver will offer you a or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. This exclusive opportunity combines two of men and women who risk their lives fishing return ride to the ship at that point or you can Alaska's favorite experiences -- a flight on a the Bering Sea. enjoy the many shops and eateries of the Everybody Duck! de Havilland Beaver floatplane and dining on downtown area and make your own way Alaskan Dungeness crab. Notes: back. Departs: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM Your flight begins as you take off from the Approximately 1½ Hours Suitable for guests using a wheelchair. This Notes: Adult $49.95; Child $29.95 Tongass Narrows, home to more floatplanes tour does NOT go out into the rough waters than any other port in the world. The bustling Begin your Duck adventure with a 'splash' as of the open ocean. It remains in the calm, Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair. community of Ketchikan will quickly be this remarkable amphibian vehicle will take protected waterways of the Inside Passage revealed below as you take in the panoramic you through the rustic streets of Ketchikan surrounding Ketchikan. Dress warmly in Eagle Islands Sea Kayak views of the spectacular mountains of the and into the scenic harbor for a fun-filled on- layers. Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and Tongass National Forest. The flight narration the-water adventure showcasing all the best a scarf. Rain coats are provided if needed. will include the historic importance of the Departs: 7:30 AM, 10:30 AM that Ketchikan has to offer. floatplane and the many landmarks below. Minimum age is 5 years. Approximately 3½ Hours

Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 See picturesque Whale Park and the salmon City Highlights, Totems & Creek After twenty minutes of breathtaking scenery, Street by Trolley Your paddle in the Tongass National Forest ladder; then stop at Creek Street to learn of you will land at the remote George Inlet begins with a 25-minute ride to a private Ketchikan's colorful past and salty Lodge -- a rustic yet elegant wilderness oasis. kayak center on a quiet waterway at Clover beginnings. Your host will greet you with a delicious Departs: 10:00 AM, Noon Pass. smoked salmon snack as you learn about the Approximately 1¼ Hours Next, you will literally drive into Ketchikan's Adult $29.95; Child $19.95 colorful history of the George Inlet Lodge and Meet your tandem kayak and listen to a safety bustling harbor for up-close views of local its epic journey across 90 miles of ocean to its Learn the history and culture of Ketchikan as briefing from your guide. Gain confidence as canneries, seaplane docks and Ketchikan's current location. you travel aboard a festive trolley. You will be you paddle out to Eagle Islands. The waterfront community aboard a Coast entertained by a lively guide while passing by protected waters provide the opportunity to Guard-certified and -inspected amphibian Sip on a nice beverage as you learn about some of the city's most colorful landmarks. experience the tranquil, lush, green setting of that doubles as both a boat and a bus.

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Alaska, Ketchikan and the wilderness lifestyle. that call this area home. You will pass through available only to small groups and on a learning the secrets of fishing circle hooks, Be seated in the elegant Oceanside Dining tall stands of hemlock, spruce and cedar as limited basis. The operators of this tour are working the tides and battling your catch. Room and your feast will begin -- a fresh you explore the sanctuary. confident that a bear will be sighted by your romaine salad with homemade oriental-style group on this excursion. If not, you will Fully outfitted and accompanied by an dressing, followed by steamed baby red An elevated boardwalk trail leads you to receive an $80 on-board credit from the tour experienced guide, your only job will be to potatoes, all-you-can-eat Dungeness crab and private viewing platforms overlooking Eagle operator. It is important to note that seasonal catch the fish -- a job that requires a little melted butter. Last, but certainly not least, Creek, where bears often come to fish for ecosystem changes result in varying levels of patience, a steady jigging arm, and indulge in rich, creamy cheesecake with salmon in the stream. The nearby Whitman wildlife activity and there are times when perseverance at the reel. Alaskan blueberry sauce. A quick visit to the Hatchery ensures that the river is teeming bears will not be seen. Please keep this in gift shop is a must before you depart. with salmon every summer. Typically, large mind when booking the tour. Operates rain Notes: numbers of black bears gather here to feed on or shine; rain ponchos are provided. Wear The second half of your journey is a narrated these huge runs of salmon that are returning comfortable walking shoes and warm Alaska State law requires a valid one-day coastal drive back to the ship, passing totems, to spawn in the stream. Bald eagles perch in clothing. The elevated boardwalk can be as fishing license, which may be purchased for a fish hatchery, and the coast guard station of the trees, waiting patiently for scraps left by high as 15 feet off the ground. Minimum age US $25 cash from your fishing boat captain. Ketchikan. the bears. Mink and marten often frequent is 12 years. Participants may keep one halibut per person the area, and seals can usually be seen near that is less than 43 inches or more than 80 Notes: the mouth of the stream feeding on the Hunting for Halibut inches in length. Fish can be shipped bountiful fish runs. You will have ample time anywhere within the United States. Boxed Dress warmly in layers. Wear a hat or beanie; to observe the wildlife activity. snack includes smoked salmon dip, crackers, Departs: 7:15 AM bring gloves and a scarf. Wear sturdy walking Approximately 5 - 6 Hours fruit, and a cookie. Minimum age is 5 years. shoes. Flight path is subject to change due to Walk through the historic Herring Bay Adult $369.95; Child $299.95 Dress warmly in layers. Wear a hat or beanie; weather conditions. Floatplanes can be Lumber Company sawmill established by bring gloves and a scarf. This is the experience many anglers dream of difficult to board for mobility-challenged legendary pioneer Ben Fleenor. when planning an Alaskan vacation, fishing guests. A van is available for guests who may Ketchikan Salmon Fishing for the largest flatfish in the world, the Pacific have trouble using the stairs at the lodge. See birds of prey up close at Alaska Raptor Halibut. Imagine catching your first wild Tour sequence may vary, so come hungry. Center's raptor exhibit and visit with a Native halibut with your friends or family and the Departs: 7:15 AM master carver crafting a totem. bragging rights that will come with sharing Approximately 4½ Hours Herring Cove Bear Adventure Price $199.95 your experience back home. Enjoy a snack and beverage at the General Enjoy a 25- to 30-minute guided bus tour Store. Transportation to and from the Departs: 8:00 AM Unlike many other Alaska destinations, along the Tongass Narrows on your way to sanctuary is by motor coach. Approximately 3¼ Hours Ketchikan fishing is in protected waters a the marina.

Adult $224.95; Child $174.95 short ride from downtown Ketchikan. No Notes: Join this bear viewing opportunity, which is matter your skill level, you'll experience From there you will board a modern fishing accessible by road. You'll begin with a halibut fishing like a local, with a halibut rod boat, and head to the nearby salmon fishing The Alaska Rain Forest Sanctuary is not narrated eight-mile coastal drive to the and Penn reel in your own two hands, grounds. Keep an eye out for eagles, whales, exclusive to your tour -- it is a multi-use site, forested area of Herring Cove located within working the sandy flats, drifting with the seals, sea lions or other wildlife. so you will encounter guests participating in the Alaska Rain Forest Sanctuary. current, jigging in waters as deep as 300 feet. other tour products and activities. To With only 4-6 guests per boat, you're off for a minimize resource impacts and maximize Meet your guide and set out on a walking Spend the day with an experienced Alaskan fine 3½- to 4-hour fishing adventure in the wildlife viewing opportunities, this tour is expedition to locate some of the black bears fishing guide, in pursuit of the elusive halibut, sheltered waters of Clover Passage.

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to see, and how long you want to stay there. informative driver/guide while en route to Magnificent Misty Fjords by Notes: Among the many options are all of the totem your first stop -- the Totem Heritage Center. Floatplane parks, including Saxman Native Village, Once at the center, you will be greeted by the Alaska State law requires a valid one-day Potlatch Park, and Totem Bight State Park, knowledgeable museum staff and you'll see Departs: 7:30 AM fishing license, which may be purchased for walks through the rain forest, a beach walk, a one of the largest authentic collections of Approximately 2 Hours US $25 cash from your fishing boat captain stop at Herring Cove to look for wildlife in totems in the world. Explore the museum's Adult $289.95; Child $209.95 along with a US $15 cash king salmon stamp season, waterfall viewing, Ward Lake in the vast collection of poles and artifacts, many of Discover magnificent Misty Fjords National (during king season, May-June). Trolling Tongass National Forest, and many more which are hundreds of years old. Monument with a flight aboard an authentic involves using a downrigger to lower the bait options. Alaska seaplane -- a de Havilland Beaver or to a specific depth. There are four Head to the Center's archives for an exclusive Otter. These two workhorses of the skies are downriggers, so up to four rods may be fished All entrance fees to attractions listed above look at the many fascinating artifacts not on the world's most famous bush planes and at once, allowing for fishing at different are included in the price. Bottled water is display. Enjoy some time viewing these offer you a chance to view some of the most depths. Fishermen are rotated (instead of provided. impressive items and learn about the Center's spectacular scenery in Alaska from the assigning rods) so that everyone has a fair efforts to preserve traditional art forms such comfort of a window seat. chance to catch a fish. The captain may elect Notes: as basket making, beadwork and carving. to use only two rods if the fish are plentiful. A Enjoy your pilot's narration with individual light snack is provided. Guests who choose to Private Hummers are ordered per vehicle (not Sit back, relax and enjoy a narrated scenic headsets on this once-in-a-lifetime have their fish processed and sent home (to per person), so only one person in the party drive to Potlatch Park, where you will explore experience. Follow your flight route on the US or Canada addresses only) will need to needs to order the vehicle. Meals are not several centuries of Alaskan history. Start provided detailed map and guide. A highlight bring their credit card to pay for processing. included. The Hummer can accommodate up among the collection of antique cars -- a 1932 of your tour will be an exhilarating water A catch is likely but is not guaranteed. to five (5) adults. Please contact the Shore Packard, 1924 Stanley Steamer and a 1937 landing, where you can step out onto the Minimum age is 5 years. Dress warmly in Excursion call center if this tour is sold out. Ford pick-up, to name a few. Take an awe- plane's pontoon with your pilot to enjoy the layers. Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and Upon request, a van can be used instead of a inspiring trip back to the 19th century as you fresh fjord air, eagle calls, and breathtaking a scarf. Hummer for this small-group tour, subject to explore a fully re-created Native Alaskan scenery. availability. village and peer into one of the homes to see

Ketchikan by Private the diorama of how native Alaskans actually Misty Fjords National Monument is home to Hummer Ketchikan's Cultural Discovery lived in the 1800s. Walk through a carving some of the most dramatic scenery in Alaska. center to view creative works in the making. At 2.3 million acres, it is almost four times the Don't miss Alaska Totem Trading -- a quaint Departs: 8:00 AM Departs: 11:00 AM area of Rhode Island. Only by air can you gift store and vintage gun museum -- before Approximately 4 Hours Approximately 3¼ Hours fully appreciate the dramatic beauty of land Price $599.95 returning to the ship. Adult $59.95; Child $29.95 slowly crafted by nature over tens of

Tour Ketchikan in rugged luxury -- Indiana Ketchikan's history and heritage come alive as thousands of years. Massive glacier action Notes: Jones style. You'll begin your fully you tour this waterfront community's created this ice-rimmed wilderness. You will customizable adventure on the Ketchikan memorable attractions. Travel aboard an see majestic fjords, cascading waterfalls, Travel time to Potlatch Park is 25 minutes dock. Your transportation is by Hummer H2 exclusive motor coach while you explore jewel-like lakes, and abundant wildlife. each way. Not advisable for guests using a (a passenger vehicle modeled on the famous Alaska's First City and appreciate an in-depth Marvel at sheer walls of granite plunging wheelchair. military HumVee) with an extremely look at Ketchikan's vivid Native culture. more than 3,000 feet into the fjords. Lush knowledgeable tour guide at your service. forests of spruce, hemlock and cedar clinging Begin your tour with a short city loop and to snowcapped peaks in this land of incredible You choose where you go and what you want introduction to Ketchikan by your natural beauty and rugged grandeur.

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Misty Fjords & Wilderness You'll also have the opportunity to experience Misty Fjords & Wilderness Your flight route is dependent on the day's Explorer (Wheelchair Accessible) local culture and history presented by a Explorer weather. You may see New Eddystone Rock Native storyteller and artist, or enjoy a tour- and Big Goat Lake to the south, or Neets Bay related video presentation. Departs: 7:30 AM, 8:30 AM Departs: 7:30 AM, 8:30 AM and Bell Island Hot Springs to the north. Approximately 4½ Hours Approximately 4½ Hours Your pilot will fly over the glacier carved Adult $199.95; Child $129.95 Notes: Adult $199.95; Child $129.95 fjords, beautiful river valleys, and pristine Explore Misty Fjords National Monument, Explore Misty Fjords National Monument, mountain lakes, identifying the scenic The content of this tour is identical to Misty one of nature's most spectacular creations, one of nature's most spectacular creations, wonders for your viewing pleasure. The Fjords & Wilderness Explorer. Only guests while cruising in luxury aboard one of the while cruising in luxury aboard one of the dramatic Misty Fjords terrain is home to a using a wheelchair can book this tour, as it fastest sightseeing vessels in Alaska. The fastest sightseeing vessels in Alaska. The multitude of wildlife. You may be rewarded ensures accessible transportation. Due to the adventure begins as soon as you leave adventure begins as soon as you leave with sightings of brown and black bear, Sitka specialized nature of some lift-equipped Ketchikan's picturesque harbor, passing Ketchikan's picturesque harbor, passing black-tailed deer, wolves, moose and bald vehicles, priority is given to guests using a colorful floatplanes and fishing boats. Enjoy colorful floatplanes and fishing boats. Enjoy eagles. wheelchair and one companion only; the service and narrative provided by your the service and narrative provided by your additional companions may be required to crew, and watch for marine and coastal crew, and watch for marine and coastal Notes: travel on the transportation provided for tour wildlife as you cruise at sea level past the wildlife as you cruise at sea level past the Misty Fjords & Wilderness Explorer. rugged coastlines bordering Revillagigedo rugged coastlines bordering Revillagigedo This tour is accessible to guests with some Bookings not marked with an accessibility Channel. Channel. mobility limitations -- visit the Shore requirement will be removed from the tour's

Excursions Office on board for details. Not inventory. Voyage into Behm Canal, surrounded by the Voyage into Behm Canal, surrounded by the advisable for guests using a wheelchair. Large pristine beauty of Misty Fjords National pristine beauty of Misty Fjords National bags/backpacks are not permitted inside the Depending on location of cruise ship, Monument, described by John Muir as the Monument, described by John Muir as the floatplane. Wildlife sightings are likely but are participants may be required to walk up to Yosemite of the North. Along the way you'll Yosemite of the North. Along the way you'll not guaranteed. Infants up to and including 300 yards and negotiate a ramp (which can be stop to view an active nest of bald eagles, a stop to view an active bald eagle nest, a Tlingit the day prior to their second birthday can be quite steep at low tide) to embark the tour Tlingit pictograph, and New Eddystone Rock pictograph, and New Eddystone Rock -- an considered a lap child and should be added to vessel. Tour operates in all weather -- an immense volcanic spire rising from the immense volcanic spire rising from the the parent's weight they will be sitting on and conditions. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a emerald sea. Delight in an unhurried emerald sea. Delight in an unhurried are at no cost. On or after his/her 2nd hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. exploration of Rudyerd Bay -- an ice-carved exploration of Rudyerd Bay -- an ice-carved birthday, the child is required by FAA to have Wildlife sightings are likely but are not masterpiece deep within the Monument. masterpiece deep within the Monument. his/her own seat and will be charged guaranteed. This tour is accessible by Here, you'll learn the natural history of the Here, you'll learn the natural history of the accordingly. standard-width manual wheelchair, but not fjords, listen to the call of nesting seabirds, fjords, listen to the call of nesting seabirds, low-clearance electric scooters. If wildlife is and feel the mist of glistening waterfalls while and feel the mist of glistening waterfalls while spotted and extra viewing time is provided, gliding quietly beneath 3,000-foot glacier- gliding quietly beneath 3,000-foot glacier- the Tlingit pictograph may be omitted. sculpted cliffs. sculpted cliffs.

On the cruise back to Ketchikan, enjoy a On the cruise back to Ketchikan, enjoy a selection of snacks and beverages while selection of snacks and beverages while watching for whales, seals, eagles and other watching for whales, seals, eagles and other wildlife. wildlife.

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You'll also have the opportunity to experience geology. The glacial valleys are around 50 to Notes: local culture and history presented by a 70 million years old and have been sculpted Change into your wetsuit in the comfort of Native storyteller and artist, or enjoy a tour- by rivers of ice that have driven deep U- Occasionally weather may cause the flight heated dressing rooms. There is secure related video presentation. shaped troughs throughout the landscape. portion of this tour to be canceled. In these storage for your belongings and all equipment instances, a modified version (roundtrip is provided for this truly unique adventure. Notes: Along the way, your guide will point out an cruise) of the tour will be offered at a reduced Your guides are PADI professionals with active eagle's nest, and Punchbowl Cove, price (with the exception of the ms Eurodam Rescue Diver, Divemaster or SCUBA Depending on location of cruise ship, home to columnar basalt formations and the due to the time in port.) Order of flight and Instructor certifications with CPR and first participants may be required to walk up to colorful Mossy Wall Bird Rookery. cruise may be reversed. Wildlife sightings are aid training. High-quality equipment is used, 300 yards and negotiate a ramp (which can be likely but are not guaranteed. Not advisable complete with prescription masks, Scuba-pro quite steep at low tide) to embark the tour You will discover New Eddystone Rock, a for guests using a wheelchair. Dress warmly Twin Jet fins and optional weight belts for vessel. Tour operates in all weather volcanic plug rising 237 feet from the water, in layers. Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves free-diving. conditions. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a illustrating the dramatic geologic forces that and a scarf. hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. shaped this area six million years ago. Complete instruction, in-water supervision Wildlife sightings are likely but are not Mountain Point and entertaining in-water narrative make this guaranteed. This tour is accessible by During this superb trip you will be offered an Snorkeling Adventure award-winning excursion suitable for standard-width manual wheelchair, but not assortment of snacks and beverages, while a beginners and experienced snorkelers alike. low-clearance electric scooters. If wildlife is naturalist provides in-depth commentary on Departs: 11:00 AM spotted and extra viewing time is provided, the area's natural history. Stay ever-vigilant as Approximately 3 Hours During your one-hour guided marine life tour the Tlingit pictograph may be omitted. you may see bears, mountain goats, timber Adult $129.95; Child $99.95 you will observe and handle a variety of wolves, seals, sea lions and killer whales from multi-colored sea stars, urchins, sea Misty Fjords Cruise & Floatplane the comfort of the cabin, or feel the mist on cucumbers and the giant sunflower star. Adventure your face on the outside deck. Discover the myriad of fish and colorful Immerse yourself in Southeast Alaska's invertebrates that inhabit these waters while Once you have arrived at the far reaches of a snorkeling over the kelp forest. Departs: 7:30 AM breathtaking underwater world as you Approximately 3¾ Hours secluded cove, you will then transfer to an snorkel the calm and clear waters of Adult $389.95; Child $309.95 authentic Alaskan floatplane. Only from the Mountain Point. You'll be toasty warm in a Back at the shop, enjoy a hot beverage before This unique tour of the Misty Fjords National air can you truly appreciate the magnitude of state-of-the-art ¼-inch (7mm) wetsuit returning to the ship. Monument combines sea and air for a this 2.3-million-acre national treasure, so complete with hood, boots and gloves as you complete Alaskan experience. prepare to delight in the sensation of soaring hover among Alaska's diverse and colorful Notes: for 25 wonderful minutes over pristine marine life. Thanks to the Japanese Kiroshio Your memorable 3¾-hour journey starts wilderness, enjoying unspoiled forest and current, long summer days and the lack of Minimum weight is 80 lbs; maximum weight when you board a luxury catamaran and lakes. glaciers in this area, water temperatures reach is 260 lbs; maximum age is 70. Bring a towel speed off into the heart of the Monument -- a surprising 65 degrees in summer. and a swimsuit to wear under the wetsuit. one of nature's most majestic creations. Returning to Ketchikan, your unique aerial Guests with a history of seizures, dizziness, Marvel as you glide past towering cliffs and view will allow you to enjoy the stunning Mountain Point is Southeast Alaska's premier fainting, heart condition, or respiratory astonishing 1,000-foot waterfalls that plunge panoramic views of the city and your ship, snorkeling destination. The site has shallow problems will be restricted from tour dramatically into the fjord's emerald waters. before your expert pilot makes a water tide pools teeming with marine life and steep participation. Waiver must be signed and The Misty Fjords are also known as the landing. underwater rock walls for free-diving, all just medical conditions disclosed. Participants Yosemite of the North, thanks to its similar five miles from your ship. should be reasonably physically fit and must

Page 14 of 54 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 be able to walk unassisted over uneven and and beverages. Your knowledgeable guide will here includes a high concentration of bald slippery rocks to enter and exit the water. Not Wear comfortable hiking footwear and lead a short nature walk, highlighting the eagles, black bear and a variety of other advisable for guests with mobility limitations. waterproof outerwear. Bottled water is flora and fauna of the rain forest, including a species. provided. Access to this prime habitat is carnivorous plant -- the sundew -- which uses Neets Bay Bear Watch restricted by US Forest Service permit, to tentacles with an adhesive 'dew' to ensnare At Herring Cove, an all-terrain custom 4x4 by Floatplane minimize impact and to protect resources. small insects. If you choose not to go on the Unimog will transport you up a steep rain There is a ¼-mile round trip walk over walk, the cook will keep you company at the forest hillside to the canopy chalet. uneven gravel and boardwalk pathway remote shoreside camp. Professionally trained guides will outfit you Departs: 8:15 AM Approximately 3 Hours through the old-growth rain forest. There are with state-of-the-art safety equipment and Price $389.95 a few steps with sometimes difficult, slippery Don't miss this rare opportunity to provide a detailed orientation before you This once-in-a-lifetime wildlife expedition terrain and narrow passageways. Not comfortably explore Southeast Alaska in the mount the first platform. with the wild black bears of Southeast Alaska advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for same way it was discovered by its original is certain to charm everyone from nature- those with mobility limitations. This tour explorers and inhabitants. Your rain forest canopy challenge features a lover to photography enthusiast. operates during prime bear viewing months, 'flight' over eight zip-lines -- 6,000 feet of usually late July through September. Wildlife Notes: high-tension cables and ground-based nature Depart via floatplane with all the amenities to sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. trails. Your guide will progressively ease you make your trip a memorable experience -- Dress warmly in layers. Wear a hat or beanie; A life jacket is provided, along with rain gear into the forest canopy along cables ranging including digital CD audio systems and bring gloves and a scarf. (poncho) if necessary. Dress warmly in layers. from a short 100 feet to the 750-foot, pulse- individual passenger headsets -- to Neets Bay. Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. pounding Ben's Revenge. Eagles and bears are Neets Bay is one of the finest bear viewing Rain Forest Canoe & Nature Trail Minimum weight is 40 lbs to fit into the often seen from the platforms. Discover Eagle locations in Alaska. The flight is over the required lifejacket for the canoe portion. Creek falls, and cross three hanging bridges offering breathtaking views of the virgin largest National Forest in the United States. Departs: 8:00 AM Neets Bay is also home to one of Southeast Approximately 3½ Hours Rain Forest Canopy & Zip-Line forest below. You will be up to 135 feet above Expedition Alaska's salmon hatchery operations. Adult $99.95; Child $69.95 the forest floor. Throughout this adventure you will be surrounded by the sights and Begin today's adventure with a scenic motor sounds of the rain forest wildlife preserve. During a ¼-mile guided walk along a coach drive to a secluded mountain lake. Departs: 7:30 AM The final zip-line emerges from the rain forest stunning, well-maintained nature trail Approximately 3½ Hours Adult $189.95; Child $159.95 and transports you over lush grassy wetlands through the Alaska rain forest, your naturalist On the shoreline, you'll board a 37-foot to a viewing tower, 55 feet above where you guide will describe the habits of the bear and Native-style canoe that is fast, stable and easy will rappel to the ground. the lifecycle of their favorite meal -- the to maneuver. Paddling under the direction of salmon. an experienced guide, scan the shore for Back at the base camp, you'll be presented wildlife and learn about the natural and Live the thrill of gliding through the top of a with a custom cast medal in recognition of A secure, covered viewing area allows for up- Native history of the Ketchikan area. The lake rich rain forest canopy along a series of eight your achievement. Enjoy a snack and hot close observation of the bears in their natural is ideal for canoeing and is surrounded by the dual cable zip-lines with three aerial bridges beverage in the General Store, or take habitat among the wilderness beauty of the Tongass National Forest -- the largest suspended between tall spruce, hemlock and advantage of an opportunity to photograph Tongass National Forest. Other wildlife National Forest in the United States. cedar trees, bordering the magnificent eagles up close and learn about birds of prey possibilities include eagles, Sitka black-tail Tongass National Forest. This major rain at Alaska Raptor Center's exhibits. To cap off deer, mink, marten and seals. Step ashore at a remote base camp for an forest reserve embraces one of Alaska's richest this exhilarating day, visit with a master totem Alaska-style snack, including smoked salmon, salmon spawning streams and a pristine carver working on his or her latest project. Notes: clam chowder, and rolls with wild berry jams intertidal estuary. Abundant wildlife habitat

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been designated wilderness. It is home to a Saxman Native Village & world's best lumberjacks go head-to-head in Your excursion concludes with a scenic drive diverse cross-section of animals including Lumberjack Show more than a dozen exciting events such as back to the ship. bears, eagles, salmon, sand hill cranes, wolves chopping, sawing, relay races, axe throwing, and trumpeter swans, and you will learn log rolling and a 50-foot speed climb. The Departs: 8:15 AM Notes: about the many amazing botanical species Approximately 4 Hours colorful host will introduce the events and native to this region. Adult $89.95; Child $49.95 offer a historic view of the Alaskan timber Wildlife sightings are likely but are not industry, which has shaped this rugged land. Don't be fooled by cheap imitations -- this guaranteed. Minimum weight is 90 lbs; The trail you will take is mostly boardwalk, Just a short walk from your cruise ship pier, tour provides exclusive access to the Beaver maximum weight is 250 lbs. Minimum height well maintained and about one mile in length. this celebration of a bygone era is a rip- Clan House, a working Native carving center, is 60 inches. Guests with mobility limitations, Your guide will point out the wonderful roaring good time and quality entertainment and a chance to view the traditional Native women who may be pregnant, and those with Western red cedars and yellow cedars that for all ages. dancers first hand. You can't buy this tour a seizure disorder should obtain medical early Natives depended on for spiritual elsewhere, so if you're going to Saxman advice and release prior to participating. Not enrichment, shelter and transportation. Hear Notes: Native Village make sure you are part of this advisable for guests using a wheelchair. about the beach life that is present during genuine, up-close look at the rich living Waiver must be signed and medical your visit -- perhaps sea stars or sea There may be a short wait prior to start of the culture of Southeast Alaska's Native conditions disclosed. Closed-toe shoes are cucumber, or learn how the Natives used the Lumberjack Show. This time can be spent on Americans. required. Wear long pants. Dress warmly in seaweed in their daily lives. your own or in the rustic company store layers. Rain jacket provided. located at the Lumberjack Show facility. Tour The Tlingits welcome you in the traditional During your stay at the island, you'll enjoy an operates rain or shine in heated and covered style that defines the culture of Southeast Rain Forest Island Adventure Alaska-style snack around the campfire and grandstands, but may be cancelled by the Alaska. A short video program introduces take in the wonderful vistas before returning operator in the event of extremely bad you to the culture and history of Saxman. You to Ketchikan. weather or unsuitable conditions. Video Departs: 8:15 AM will then enter the Beaver Clan House where recording is not permitted but still photos are Approximately 4 Hours you are welcomed by song and dance. Visitors Notes: allowed. Suitable for guests using a wheelchair Adult $139.95; Child $99.95 are encouraged to participate in the final with a companion to assist. Take an exciting ride on a rigid-hull inflatable dance. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not vessel -- an open, motorized ocean raft called guaranteed. Bring binoculars. Rain gear and Saxman Native Village & Totem a Seahawk. Your captain will point out At the Saxman Totem Park, discover one of life jacket provided. Wear warm, waterproof Park (Wheelchair Accessible) marine life and interesting features along the the largest gatherings of totems in the world. clothing. Not advisable for guests using a coast of Clover Passage, including a bald Your guide will help unravel the mysteries of wheelchair or for guests with back problems. eagle's nest, en route out to Betton Island. these towering, majestic poles. At the Village Departs: 9:45 AM Minimum weight is 40 lbs. Waiver must be This is country rich with wildlife and along Carving Center, skilled craftsmen pass on Approximately 2½ Hours signed and participants should be in Adult $59.95; Child $29.95 the way you might observe whales, Steller sea their skill to eager apprentices. Fine Alaska moderate physical condition. lions, harbor seals, bald eagles and migrating Native art and small mementos are for sale at Don't be fooled by cheap imitations -- this seabirds. the Village Store. Saxman tour provides exclusive access to the Beaver Clan House, a working Native carving Landing on a beautiful secluded beach, follow Learn of the art of lumberjacking through a center, and a chance to view the traditional your guide on foot through the ancient rollicking demonstration of good-natured Native dancers first hand. You can't buy this Tongass National Forest -- the nation's largest competition and hard-earned skill. Treat tour elsewhere, so if you're going to Saxman National Forest with almost 17 million acres, yourself to an action-packed experience at the Native Village make sure you are part of this of which approximately 5.7 million acres has Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, where the genuine, up-close look at the rich living

Page 16 of 54 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 culture of Southeast Alaska's Native Lumberjack Show for a great combination. Suitable for guests using a wheelchair with a Your final stop is at Silver King Lodge, Americans. companion to assist. Add the Great Alaskan located in the heart of Grant Island State Saxman Native Village & Totem Lumberjack Show for a great combination. Marine Park. At this working fishing lodge The Tlingits welcome you in the traditional Park you'll check out the day's catch as fishermen style that defines the culture of Southeast Silver King Lodge & Seafood make their way back from a day on the water. Alaska. A short video program introduces Feast Walk the elevated boardwalk into the heart of Departs: 9:45 AM you to the culture and history of Saxman. You Approximately 2½ Hours the rain forest for an up-close look at the flora will then enter the Beaver Clan House where Adult $59.95; Child $29.95 and fauna of Southeast Alaska, and take your Departs: 7:30 AM you are welcomed by song and dance. Visitors Don't be fooled by cheap imitations -- this Approximately 3¾ Hours picture next to the largest known red cedar in are encouraged to participate in the final Saxman tour provides exclusive access to the Adult $179.95; Child $99.95 the Tongass National Forest. dance. Beaver Clan House, a working Native carving This tour combines three discrete activities center, and a chance to view the traditional into one exciting and delicious expedition. Finish off your tour under the covered gazebo At the Saxman Totem Park, discover one of Native dancers first hand. You can't buy this as you dine on a delectable seafood meal of the largest gatherings of totems in the world. tour elsewhere, so if you're going to Saxman Your tour starts as you board your motor crab, shrimp, clams, mussels, potatoes, Your guide will help unravel the mysteries of Native Village make sure you are part of this coach and enjoy a narrated tour of Ketchikan onions, garlic, corn, and sausage -- all cooked these towering, majestic poles. At the Village genuine, up-close look at the rich living en route to Clover Pass Resort, the oldest in one delicious pot and served piping hot at Carving Center, skilled craftsmen pass on culture of Southeast Alaska's Native continuously operated fishing resort in the your table. Top off your meal with dessert, if their skill to eager apprentices. Americans. State of Alaska. At Clover Pass you'll meet you still have room. your crew, who will get you properly outfitted Fine Alaska Native art and small mementos The Tlingits welcome you in the traditional for comfort. Board the adventure boat and Use your last few minutes to take photos, grab are for sale at the Village Store. style that defines the culture of Southeast head out in search of excitement. a souvenir from the gift shop, or soak up the Alaska. A short video program introduces atmosphere around the lodge before heading Notes: you to the culture and history of Saxman. You Your first stop will be a nearby active eagle's back to Clover Pass Resort and the ship. will then enter the Beaver Clan House where nest. Learn about 'America's bird' and look The content of this tour is identical to you are welcomed by song and dance. Visitors for hatchlings in the nest. Your captain will Tatoosh Islands Sea Kayaking Saxman Native Village & Totem Pole Park. are encouraged to participate in the final navigate his way through bays and inlets Only guests using a wheelchair can book this dance. while the narrator offers insights into the Departs: 7:30 AM tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. land, air and sea. Learn about the timber Approximately 4½ Hours Due to the specialized nature of some lift- At the Saxman Totem Park, discover one of industry, how it shaped the development of Adult $159.95; Child $89.95 equipped vehicles, priority is given to guests the largest gatherings of totems in the world. Alaska, and get a feeling for life on the island. Join this memorable trip into the Tongass using a wheelchair and one companion only; Your guide will help unravel the mysteries of Venture past the Back Island Naval Testing Rain Forest to the Tatoosh Islands, to paddle additional companions may be required to these towering, majestic poles. At the Village Facility -- home to some of the most sensitive with Ketchikan's most experienced local sea travel on the transportation provided for tour Carving Center, skilled craftsmen pass on ears on the planet. Learn about their work on kayaking company among magnificent Saxman Native Village & Totem Pole Park. their skill to eager apprentices. cruise ships and Navy vessels, including scenery and wildlife sighting opportunities. Bookings not marked with an accessibility nuclear submarines. Keep your eyes open for requirement will be removed from the tour's Fine Alaska Native art and small mementos wildlife as porpoises and seals are frequent Take a 25-minute van ride; then, a fast and inventory. are for sale at the Village Store. visitors along the tour route. During May and fun boat ride brings you to a world of ancient

September, whales are often sighted inside cedars, spruce and western hemlock trees. Suitable for guests using a wheelchair with a Notes: Clover Passage. companion to assist. Add the Great Alaskan At the remote and protected Tatoosh Islands,

Page 17 of 54 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 your guides greet you and present a quick but landscape, the pristine Tongass National you want to experience Ketchikan history at a thorough orientation. Get into your double It's a short walk from the ship to the Forest and picturesque Ketchikan, where you fun, family-friendly event and have time for kayak and set off, beginning with some Lumberjack Sports Arena where Ketchikan have some free time to shop. shopping. practice strokes as you approach the sheltered celebrates its annual logging heritage Timber islands. Surrender to the peacefulness of the Carnival. Today it's the venue for the one- Notes: Notes: setting as you glide along the wild rocky hour Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show shoreline. extravaganza, where professionals battle it out Tour operates rain or shine in heated and This show operates rain or shine in heated in chopping, sawing, tree-climbing, axe- covered grandstands, but may be cancelled by and covered grandstands. Located in historic Bald eagles peer down from overhead while throwing, history-telling and more. Round up the operator in the event of extremely bad downtown, the show site is just a short walk seals often pop up to take a peek. The your rowdy friends and join in the Alaskan weather or unsuitable conditions. Video from your ship and is suitable for guests using intertidal zone includes mink, river otter, 'axe-tion' in this amazing competition of skill recording is not permitted but still photos are a wheelchair. This is an excellent choice to orange and purple starfish, red and white and strength. Alaska's frontier lumberjacks allowed. Vegetarian and non-crab options are combine with any other tour. Video jellyfish, mussels and seaweeds. Further out in battle British Columbia's premier woodsmen available. There are numerous steps to recording is not permitted but still photos are the floating bull kelp, watch for harbor seals, in a no-holds-barred competition for the 'Bull negotiate at the lodge; a van ride is available allowed. who watch back with a shy and curious of the Woods' title. These world-champion to those who cannot manage steps. One disposition. Keep an eye out for humpback athletes wear spiked boots and hard hats, beverage is included; additional glasses can be Totem Bight & Lumberjack Show whales, sea lions and orca. Black bears and competing in 12 athletic events with seven- purchased at your own expense. wolves have been sighted here as well. pound axes, six-foot razor sharp saws, tree Departs: 8:00 AM climbing gaffs, and souped-up chainsaws. The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Approximately 4 Hours Notes: Your cheers will turn to roars of excitement as Show Adult $79.95; Child $49.95 axes fly through the air, and men free-fall Treat yourself to an action-packed fun time at No kayaking experience is necessary. Tour from tall trees and run atop spinning logs Departs: 8:15 AM, 10:45 AM, 12:45 PM the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show. Just a operates with a limited number of guests floating in the water. Meet the surviving Approximately 1¼ Hours short walk from the pier, this is where the under special use permit with the US Forest lumberjacks after the show for photos! Adult $39.95; Child $19.95 world's best lumberjacks go head-to-head in Service. Minimum age is 6 years. Maximum Treat yourself to an action-packed fun time at more than a dozen exciting events such as weight is 265 lbs. Maximum height is 6'6". Next up, a narrated coach drive takes you the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show. Just a chopping, sawing, relay races, axe throwing, Not advisable for guests with back or heart through Ketchikan, past some of the iconic short walk from the pier, this is where the log rolling and a 50-foot speed climb. A problems. landmarks and popular attractions of this world's best lumberjacks go head-to-head in colorful host will introduce the events and charming waterfront town. more than a dozen exciting events such as offer a historic view of the Alaskan timber The Great Alaskan Lumberjack chopping, sawing, relay races, axe throwing, industry, which has shaped this rugged land. Show & Crab Feast Come hungry for the all-you-can-eat crab log rolling and a 50-foot speed climb. Don't miss this celebration of a bygone era. feast at the rustic-yet-elegant George Inlet It's a rip-roaring good time and quality Lodge. This magnificent lodge that was once Departs: 10:15 AM Your colorful host will introduce the events entertainment for all ages -- a fun, family- an old cannery and was moved across the Approximately 3¾ - 4 Hours and offer a historic view of the Alaskan friendly event. Adult $139.95; Child $89.95 ocean to its current location. Dine on fresh timber industry, which has shaped this Dungeness crab, baby red potatoes, delicious Taste and experience what makes Alaska such rugged land. Then, begin your land journey with a scenic oriental salad and a fabulous cheesecake with an awesome place to visit with this Alaska- drive along the Tongass Narrows to Totem blueberry toppings for dessert. style crab-crackin' and lumberjackin' day out. Don't miss this celebration of a bygone era. Bight State Park. Stroll the Totem Bight Trail

It's a rip-roaring good time and quality under a canopy of majestic hemlock and The drive back to the ship is via scenic entertainment for all ages -- a perfect choice if cedar trees. At the end of the trail, you will

Page 18 of 54 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 find a large collection of totems. Through and lifestyles practiced by the Northwest site of an abandoned short-seam silver mine. Wildlife Safari & Beach Bonfire lively stories you will learn about the culture Coastal Natives. Below the cirque, the Mahoney River Valley is and lifestyle practiced by the Northwest home to bears, eagles, and salmon that return Coastal Natives and have a chance to enter an Step inside an authentic Native clan house. to spawn annually. Orca whales, sea lions, and Departs: 8:00 AM Approximately 3½ Hours authentic Native clan house. After a brief stop After a brief stop at the quaint Alaska Totem seals frequently visit the area in search of the Adult $199.95; Child $149.95 at the quaint Alaska Totem Trading Store, an Trading Store, an entertaining city tour shows abundant food supply. entertaining city tour shows you the you the industries that have made Ketchikan Step aboard the m/v Sea Lion -- possibly the industries that made Ketchikan the Salmon the Salmon Capital of the World. Returning Cross the fjord to a remote crab estuary and perfect wildlife-viewing vessel with its Capital of the World. Returning to the pier, to the pier, catch a glimpse of Ketchikan's witness the awe-inspiring grandeur of the waterjet-powered mono-hull, heated inside catch a glimpse of Ketchikan's colorful past as colorful past as you drive past the Creek Tongass National Forest -- the largest seating areas, large, spacious windows, and an you drive past the Creek Street historic red Street historic red light district. temperate rain forest in the world. This aisleway for viewing wildlife. A 360-degree light district. isolated cove is home to hundreds of observation deck outside offer excellent Notes: Dungeness crab. Volunteers will assist in photography opportunities and an Notes: pulling up crab pots and gain knowledge unobstructed view of the wilderness. Wear warm layered clothing. from a hands-on opportunity to see the crab Wear warm, layered clothing. The lumberjack up close and learn about their anatomy and On this one-of-a-kind wildlife boat safari, show operates rain or shine in heated and Wilderness Exploration & Crab life cycle before the crab are set free. your knowledgeable captain will use his covered grandstands. There may be a short Feast understanding of tides, weather and seasonal wait prior to start of the Lumberjack Show. Once the pots are reset, it's back to the warm changes to design an expedition uniquely Video recording is not permitted but still and inviting George Inlet Lodge, where a suited to the day. Humpback and orca whales, Departs: 10:00 AM Dall's porpoise, harbor seals and bears are a photos are allowed. Approximately 4 Hours delicious Dungeness crab meal awaits you. Adult $179.95; Child $119.95 Relax amid the rustic charm and the Alaskan few of the species that thrive in this pristine environment. As animals are sighted, the Totem Bight State Park & This is a truly Alaskan experience. It features hospitality of the lodge while you learn about Ketchikan Highlights captain will maneuver the vessel to provide pulling Dungeness crab pots from a its origins as a cannery bunkhouse. After a optimal views, and your expert naturalist wilderness estuary and a crab feast held in a quick lesson in the art of crab cracking, you guide will explain their fascinating lifecycles historic cannery building converted to an will enjoy the succulent delicacy of this Departs: 8:00 AM and behaviors. Approximately 2½ Hours elegant oceanside lodge. Alaskan favorite with an all-you-can-eat crab

Adult $44.95; Child $24.95 feast. Your banquet will include a beverage , Take a leisurely break from cruising to step You will leave downtown Ketchikan and oriental salad, steamed baby red potatoes, ashore on a remote island and gather around embark on a fully narrated drive following the Dungeness crab, and a slice of cheesecake an Alaska-style beach bonfire. While your scenic coastline past a cannery, an old smothered in Alaskan blueberries. camp hosts tend to the fire, you will discover Begin your journey with a scenic drive along sawmill, totems and waterfalls. the bounty of life in the intertidal zone or rain the Tongass Narrows to Totem Bight State Notes: Tour sequence may vary, so come forest, and learn about traditional native Park, home to one of the world's largest At George Inlet Lodge, board a 36-foot, hungry. Dress in comfortable, warm layers harvesting techniques. Indulge your stands of totems. enclosed catamaran. On your cruise up the and wear shoes with good traction. adventurer's appetite with a snack that fjord, you will pass the old George Inlet includes reindeer sausage hotdogs and beach Stroll the Totem Bight trail under a canopy of Cannery and learn about the fish traps and edibles, plus a beverage of your choice. Finish majestic hemlock and cedar trees. At the end 'pirates' that plagued the area years ago. View your meal with an American classic -- of the trail, you will find the totems. Through the Mahoney Glacial Cirque, with snow- roasting marshmallows for s'mores made with lively stories you will learn about the culture capped mountains and 2,000-foot waterfalls

Page 19 of 54 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 locally-crafted chocolate. Sit back and relax, surrounded by the stunning beauty and solitude of coastal Southeast Alaska, as a Tsimshian Native camp host shares his/her knowledge of traditional harvesting techniques and foods.

Back aboard the vessel, continue exploring the coastline and scanning the water for signs of wildlife. In the Tongass Narrows, your crew will point out historic waterfront sights, including the Tlingit Village of Saxman -- home to the world's largest collection of totems.

Notes:

Minimum age is 5 years. Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for those with mobility limitations. Participants must be able to (dis)embark the boat at the beach by way of a five-rung ladder. Wear sturdy walking shoes. It is essential that you wear warm, layered clothing in order to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Outer layer should be waterproof and windproof. Bring gloves, a warm hat and a scarf. Tour operates in all weather conditions. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. Binoculars and rain ponchos are provided. Participants must be in good general health and able to walk up to 1/4-mile over uneven terrain, beach sand and loose gravel, as well as gently inclined forest trails.

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