Webcamketchikan.com Website Review

Welcome to the KPU We*cam site! Our Hi Def We*cams feature unique views of Ketchikan (Alaska’s First City). KPU Cam 1 pas*enger-ship-berths. Up to 1,000,000 visitors arrive here every year (aboard one of the world’s best cruise ships, often pictured here, has almost a mile of continuous pier, enabling up to four of the world’s largest cruise ships to visit simultaneously (effectively fishing boats, floatplanes, and cruise ships. We think these views illustrate why tens of thousands visit our town every year, taking airport. Eagles often perch on the breakwater, and float-planes frequently glide past the camera on final approach to land in local tour ships and Alaska Marine Highway ferries. To the West, Cam 4 also offers a glimpse of Bar Harbor and many local pleasure boats and boats, Alaska Airlines flights and colorful Southeast Alaska sunsets. From here you can watch Taquan Air’s beautiful clas*ic fleet of DeHavilland Beaver floatplanes load up, fly away and return throughout the day. Offering daily air service to many nearby communities, Taquan also specializes in spectacular once-in-a-lifetime sightseeing tours to Misty Fjords, flights over nearby glaciers, bush pilot tours, bear related boat charters operate throughout the summer from this area, and the Thomas Basin boat harbor is home to many local pleasure and large pas*enger ships transiting the area, and features outstanding sunrises and sunsets. Click on the we*cam photo for high resolution downtown Ketchikan, a partial view of cruise-ship berths 1, 2, 3, and 4, with Tongas* Narrows, Thomas Basin boat harbor (in the foreground) and Bar Harbor (in the background). In the far background is Ketchikan International Airport (KTN). With over 100,000 annual pas*enger enplanements, KTN is Alaska’s 5th largest airport. KTN is located on Gravina Island – separated from Ketchikan by Tongas* Narrows – with no road or bridge connection between Gravina and ‘town’. So, airline pas*engers arriving or departing Ketchikan must take the