Ketchikan gets 160+ inches of rain per year and wears it proudly. A guide to totem poles, Misty Fjords, Creek Street, salmon fishing, and the lush Southeast Alaska character that only rain can produce.
The third-largest island in the US has 1,500 miles of roads, Alaska's biggest cave system, world-class wild steelhead, and a population of 3,000 people — and almost nobody outside Alaska knows it exists.