Duration: 3.75 hours

Southeast Alaska is known for its rich native heritage and rough and tumble pursuits of hearty pioneers.  This tour combines both with a visit to Totem Bight State Park and the Great Alaska Lumberjack Show.  Start your tour at The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show where the rowdy good time begins!  It is here that hardy lumberjacks bring to life Alaska’s colorful timber history with an action packed competition in the covered and heated arena.  Your colorful host, “Jack Pine Jan”, will referee this rowdy competition and tell the tales of the often hostile work environment found in the Tongass Rainforest.  Then your driver will take you through Alaska's busiest waterfront bustling with floatplanes and boats. Tour the old city and pass infamous Creek Street, Ketchikan's former red-light district. Travel along North Tongass Highway, passing salmon canneries and what was, when in operation, the largest pulp mill of its kind in the world. Your guide will introduce you to Totem Bight State Park and after walking along a short trail through a forest of hemlock, you'll come to an old Indian campsite filled with ancient totem poles. Enter the Ceremonial House and discover the atmosphere of a primitive Alaskan Indian culture. After exploring the park, you'll return to the ship.