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Wrangell

Wrangell keeps wild Alaska close to town. Boats head up the Stikine, and at Anan Creek, bears gather to fish for salmon.

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Landmark5/5

Zimovia Strait

Nestled near Wrangell, the Zimovia Strait captivates visitors with its stunning fjord-like scenery, abundant marine wildlife, and serene surroundings, making it a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Landmark5/5

LeConte Glacier

A wall of ice drops into LeConte Bay at this tidewater glacier. From a kayak, you can paddle close to its face, where chunks sometimes calve and send waves across the water.

Landmark4.5/5

Thomas Bay

Bay in Alaska with wilderness views.

Landmark4.9/5

Anan Wildlife Observatory Site

This observatory overlooks a creek where black and brown bears fish for salmon. A lower blind puts you within feet of them.

Culture4.8/5

Wrangell Museum

This Wrangell museum traces the town’s history and Native cultures through artifacts and displays. Four authentic totem poles stand among them.

Landmark4.4/5

Chief Shakes Longhouse

Landmark4.6/5

Petroglyph Beach State Historic Site

Petroglyphs etched into smooth shore rocks give this Wrangell state historic site its name. Interpretive signs introduce the carvings before you walk down to the beach, where sea lions bark on an island offshore.

Culture5/5

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Culture5/5

Wrangell Public Library

Landmark4.3/5

Wrangell Ferry Terminal

Landmark4/5

City and Borough of Wrangell

Landmark5/5

Wrangell Narrows

Landmark

Shakes Glacier

Transport4.7/5

Alaska Airlines - Wrangell

Transport4.7/5

Wrangell Airport (WRG)

Small airport in Wrangell.

Shop5/5

Angerman's Inc

Clothing store in Wrangell with boots, outdoor gear and rainwear.

Shop4.4/5

Salmon Landing Market

Welcome to Salmon Landing Market in picturesque Ketchikan, Alaska! This little treasure trove offers everything a wanderlust-filled traveler could dream of. From locally caught wild salmon to unique Alaskan crafts, you'll be hooked the moment you step in. Don't forget to savor the fresh seafood and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of this charming fishing town. Dive in and let the adventure begin!

Shop5/5

The Compass Line Gift Shop

Landmark4.9/5

Shoemaker Bay Recreational Area

Wrangell's Shoemaker Bay park has a creek running to the sea, beside a beach. The covered picnic shelter has tables and a large fireplace.

Landmark4.8/5

Wrangell City Park

Stays

Stay4.5/5

Stikine Inn & Restaurant

This waterfront inn has a restaurant and lobby coffee shop. The restaurant’s windows look across the water, with fishing boats and summer activity outside.

Things To Do
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2 h

Explore Petroglyphs History and Nature in Wrangell by Walking

What sets this experience apart is your focus on small group sizes and a relaxed, unhurried pace. We believe history shouldn't be rushed. By keeping groups small, you get a personalized experience with a guide deeply well-versed in Wrangell’s unique cultural landscape, vibrant natural beauty, and layered history. We don’t just walk you past landmarks; we bring the stories of this island to life. While independent travelers often walk right past the ancient, subtle rock art at Petroglyph Beach, we guide you straight to these thousands-of-years-old treasures, explaining the cultural significance and enduring theories behind them. From the lush rainforest coastline to the dramatic tales of a town that has lived under four flags, we weave together nature and history seamlessly. Your tour concludes with an included admission ticket to the world-class Wrangell Museum, allowing you to transition into exploring its physical artifacts independently and at your own perfect pace.

$99.00

5/5

4 h

Wrangell Alaska Marine Sightseeing Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey through one of Southeast Alaska’s most stunning natural wonders. This 4-hour guided boat tour takes you deep into the heart of LeConte Bay, navigating a narrow, seven-mile fjord flanked by towering mountains, lush forested cliffs, and dramatic waterfalls. As you cruise toward the majestic LeConte Glacier—the southernmost tidewater glacier in North America—keep your camera ready for massive icebergs, glacial blue ice, and the thunderous cracks of calving ice. Along the way, you'll have the chance to spot harbor seals lounging on the ice, bald eagles soaring overhead, and even the occasional whale or porpoise in the open water. This small-group experience offers up-close views and expert narration about the region’s geology, wildlife, and glacial dynamics. Whether you’re an adventurer, a photographer, or simply a lover of raw natural beauty, this tour promises awe at every turn.

$259.00

4.7/5

7 h

LeConte Glacier Tour and Norwegian Town Exploration

Embark on a breathtaking journey through the icy waters of LeConte Bay, where sculpted icebergs drift beneath towering cliffs and the mighty LeConte Glacier carves its way through the landscape. Cruise among floating ice formations and watch for seals, eagles, and possibly even whales as your captain navigates this ever-changing wilderness. After your glacier experience, continue on to the charming fishing town of Petersburg, where you'll have time to explore its colorful harbor, learn about its rich Norwegian heritage, and enjoy a relaxed stroll through this authentic Southeast Alaskan community. This unforgettable day blends wild glacial beauty with small-town culture, offering a true taste of Alaska by land and sea. This small-group experience offers up-close views and expert narration about the region’s geology, wildlife, and glacial dynamics. Whether you’re an adventurer, a photographer, or simply a lover of raw natural beauty, this tour promises awe at every turn.