Creek street was the red light district of ketchikan with a house left which you can tour for $5 per head, there are only a few rooms so it doesn't take long. An initial guide talks to you in the gentlemans parlour then you walk through with televisions giving you information. There are a lot of genuine articles and photos... More

Great atmosphere and very historic buildings, great to see a city look after their history. The salmon run from end of May and is a great sight watching the from the red bridge at Creek Street.

We walked through the Creek Street district on our way back from the Totem Heritage Museum and it is a really interesting and cute little shopping area. There are a lot of cool historical plaques that add to the overall experience. An especially interesting fact about the area is that one of Creek Street's most outspoken Madam's was a black... More

We walked to see the salmon ladder and if you keep following the path you will end up either at or close to Creek Street. There are lots of cute little shops and the whole area is very photogenic. Look at the postcards in the shops-- you can duplicate most of the shots on your own. We saw a harbor... More

Loved the little shops! Bought a beautiful wood bowl when I was there 12 years ago, probably spend a little too much $, but I loved it...and still do! Besides Christmas, it's always on my dining room table! I have a friend going to Ketchikan on a cruise soon and this is one thing I remembered to tell her I... More

My husband went on an Alaskan cruise in June for our 30th Anniversary.Our last stop was Ketchican.We visited some shops & walked around & discovered Creek street.It was very beautiful area.Of all the places we saw I liked Ketchikan the best.& Creek street made it my favorite place.Such a cute little town.

Lots of great little shops! A person could spend all day looking through them .. a great place to find just the right gift for the ones that were left behind!

Our ship had docked during the night & I woke up up to our curtains wide open with an amazing view that I will never forget. Creek St. is within walking distance of docks. It's a must see! A flavor uniquely Alaskan. Yes, gift shops abound,"I thought reasonable" but look at the creek.. Someone said stinky..No, It's real life. Salmon... More

There is a little museum on Creek Street that is worth a visit. It was nice to meet the delightful - need I say buxom - hostess hanging around outside, dressed in classic period costume to attract visitors. She was knowledgeable and friendly. By the way, Dolly's House used to be a house of certain repute. Today, it is very... More