But what truly amplifies Creek Street's charm is Ketchikan Creek itself, serving as a gentle reminder of the town's enduring bond with nature. Every corner of Ketchikan, ...

Ketchikan’s Creek Street. Brian Adams Don’t let the inviting, colorful houses of this southern Alaska city fool you: Creek Street used to house Ketchikan’s bustling red light district.

The street is actually a boardwalk that snakes along a stretch of Ketchikan Creek, separate from the rest of the town. From 1903 until 1953, it was Ketchikan's Red Light District, famous ...

Ketchikan, Alaska, looks quite different from its sister island. The homes on Creek Street are built on trestles and have stairs because they reside overwater and rocky hills. A 274-foot-long ...

Ketchikan's Inn at Creek Street collection has completed a multimillion-dollar renovation of the Bayside Hotel.. The 10-room inn, originally constructed in 1927, now blends historical elements and ...

Creek Street is a main thoroughfare for tourism in Ketchikan. It also runs along Ketchikan Creek, a spawning salmon stream, and often attracts animal activity in the summer months.