Ketchikan, Alaska

Located in the historic Gilmore Hotel, this cozy spot offers a relaxed atmosphere perfect for seniors. Order the award-winning halibut chowder or the fresh Dungeness crab cakes.

Situated right on the waterfront, this spot is easily accessible from the cruise docks and offers flat, level seating. Try the wild-caught Alaskan salmon or the beer-battered halibut and chips.

Take the funicular from downtown to reach this lodge for a spectacular view of the harbor without the climb. The menu features upscale Alaskan fare like cedar-planked salmon and prime rib.

This historic boardwalk is built on pilings over the water and offers a flat, gentle stroll past colorful shops and the salmon ladder. It is the heart of Ketchikan's history and very easy to navigate at a slow pace.

This center houses a world-class collection of original 19th-century totem poles in a climate-controlled, accessible indoor environment. It provides a fascinating look at Tlingit and Haida culture without requiring strenuous outdoor trekking.

A vibrant community celebration featuring local arts, crafts, and blueberry-themed treats held in the downtown area.

Peak time for viewing salmon runs in the local creeks, which can be observed easily from the bridges along Creek Street.

A cozy indoor gathering showcasing the work of local Alaskan artisans, perfect for holiday gift shopping.