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Saturday 8/16/25: Ketchikan, part 1:
11:15AM-6:45PM
The kids finished off the beignets and brioche for breakfast along with some croissants from Cove Café. Beignets actually tasted better cold the next day after we had them in our beverage cooler. DH and I went to Triton’s for breakfast at 9:20AM.
DH had oatmeal, an apple pastry, and French toast

I had the fruit plate, hashbrowns, bacon, a maple/pecan pastry,

and the pineapple/mango/papaya yogurt parfait.

It was rainy today. I guess we were due. We had amazing weather up to this point, so much better than our first rainy/misty/overcast 2016 Alaska cruise. Pic of Ketchikan from our porthole.

We met at 11:15AM in D Lounge for our tour, ‘Ketchikan Hike and Totem Bight State Park’ (KE80) for $164/adult. It was just the 4 of us, and a family of 3 (mom and 2 girls.) Our tour guide was Austin and he was fantastic. We went for a hike on the Lunch Creek Trail in the northern part of Ketchikan. Austin pointed out the various plants/trees including the Western Red Cedar and various berry bushes—showing us which ones were edible vs. poisonous. I tried a bog blueberry, and 21 and I both tried a red huckleberry.



We walked along the beach for a bit as well and saw a harbor seal in the water diving for abalone.



11:15AM-6:45PM
The kids finished off the beignets and brioche for breakfast along with some croissants from Cove Café. Beignets actually tasted better cold the next day after we had them in our beverage cooler. DH and I went to Triton’s for breakfast at 9:20AM.
DH had oatmeal, an apple pastry, and French toast

I had the fruit plate, hashbrowns, bacon, a maple/pecan pastry,

and the pineapple/mango/papaya yogurt parfait.

It was rainy today. I guess we were due. We had amazing weather up to this point, so much better than our first rainy/misty/overcast 2016 Alaska cruise. Pic of Ketchikan from our porthole.

We met at 11:15AM in D Lounge for our tour, ‘Ketchikan Hike and Totem Bight State Park’ (KE80) for $164/adult. It was just the 4 of us, and a family of 3 (mom and 2 girls.) Our tour guide was Austin and he was fantastic. We went for a hike on the Lunch Creek Trail in the northern part of Ketchikan. Austin pointed out the various plants/trees including the Western Red Cedar and various berry bushes—showing us which ones were edible vs. poisonous. I tried a bog blueberry, and 21 and I both tried a red huckleberry.



We walked along the beach for a bit as well and saw a harbor seal in the water diving for abalone.


