Misty

Fjords

Misty Fjords National Monument features towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and misty forests, showcasing Alaska's untouched, postcard-worthy wilderness.

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SIGHTSEEING

Misty Fjords National Monument, east of Ketchikan, features glacier-carved cliffs, misty mountains, and dense forests. Spanning 2 million remote acres, it’s best explored by flightseeing tours, offering breathtaking views of this pristine Alaskan wilderness. Adventurous hikers can access limited trails and cabins within this protected natural wonder.

MISTY FJORDS TOUR

Misty Fjords National Monument, located 40 miles east of Ketchikan, showcases Alaska’s wild beauty with 3,000-foot glacier-carved cliffs, mist-covered mountains, hidden lakes, and vast forests. Spanning over 2 million acres of protected Tongass National Forest, it’s remote and mostly inaccessible by land.

While intrepid hikers can explore its trails and recreation cabins, the best way to experience Misty Fjords is via a flightseeing tour. Floatplane tours offer breathtaking aerial views of the fjords, dense forests, and sparkling waterways, all while providing expert narration and photo opportunities. Partnering with local flight charters, Boardwalk Lodge offers these unforgettable tours. Whether you’re fishing or just visiting, this experience is a must for those seeking Alaska’s most stunning landscapes.

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