Prince of Wales Island Sights

  1. Cavern Lake Cave

    Cavern Lake Cave features an observation deck allowing visitors to peer into the cave's mouth at the gushing stream inside.

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  2. Klawock Totem Park

    Of the three totem parks on POW, the Klawock Totem Park is by far the most impressive and obviously a great source of community pride. Situated on a hill overlooking the town's cannery and harbor, Klawock's 21 totems are the largest collection in Alaska and make for a scenic, almost dramatic setting. The totems are either originals from the former village of Tukekan or replicas.

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  3. Prince of Wales Hatchery

    The Prince of Wales Hatchery was established in 1897 and today is the second-oldest one in Alaska. The present facility was built in 1976 and raises coho, king and sockeye salmon as well as steelhead trout. On site is a visitors center, aquarium and gift shop where fresh coho is often for sale. You can explore the operations on a self-guided tour or join a free guided tour from to Monday to Saturday.

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