Top Activities on the Ground in Hoonah

Spend three hours exploring the scenic and remote Chichagod Island on this small group tour that showcases life on the tiny island. Learn from your local guide about the Alaskan wilderness and wildlife while you explore this island that's home to the largest concentration of bears on earth. With just 750 residents, you'll feel far off the beaten path on this tour that's perfect for nature lovers.

Experience the rugged beauty of Alaska on a guided kayak tour in the town of Hoonah. Join your guide and small group for a paddle past an old logging camp and towering mountains. Then, move on to a rural area the locals call Long Island for a chance to spot wildlife.

Escape the ordinary on our fishing trips led by longtime Hoonah residents who call the pristine wilderness of Game Creek their home. Living "off the grid" here in the Tongass National Forest, we provide a unique and practical knowledge of area. Local Expertise: Our guides are not just experts; they are true Alaskans with generations of knowledge about the land, water, and wildlife. Experience fishing like a local and learn the secrets of the best fishing spots. Authentic Wilderness Experience: Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of Game Creek. Our trips offer a rare opportunity to fish in crystal-clear streams surrounded by majestic mountains and lush forests. Prime Fishing Opportunities: Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, our guided trips cater to all skill levels. Enjoy the thrill of catching wild salmon, trout, and more in their natural habitat. Get hands-on guidance and tips from your knowledgeable guide, making your trip both fun and educational.

Take a 4-hour shore excursion from Hoonah to Icy Strait in search of bears. This area is known as ‘Bear Island’ because it has the highest concentration of brown bears per square mile in the world. Learn about the area’s other wildlife from your informative guide and about the native Tlingit population. Take in the beautiful Alaskan scenery and bring your camera to snap some photos of the wildlife.